The Democrat-run North Carolina State Board of Elections (NCSBE) voted to toss out election protests that challenged the legitimacy of voters who have never resided in the state or country, as well as those who are improperly registered to vote.
Members of the propaganda press were shocked when Trump was elected, proving normal Americans do not pay attention to their lying.
After the shock of the 2016 election, the people in the nation’s newsrooms, whose job was to tell the rest of us what was happening in America, discovered they knew as much about their country as they did about North Korea.
Year over year, MSNBC’s numbers were also down 23 percent, while CNN’s audience was down 40 percent.
We witnessed a third moment of critical introspection from a media owner the other day when Jeff Bezos, who owns the Washington Post and is the largest shareholder of Amazon, suggested in an op-ed in his own newspaper that legacy media may be at least partly to blame for the loss of public trust in them.
So why did the FT, the Economist and others come out with an endorsement and in some cases a prediction? Is it arrogance or ignorance?
The arrogance of the British media and political class shows a lack of respect for the voice of the American people.
It’s comical to hear the press warn that Mr. Trump will target his opponents while ignoring how Democrats have used lawfare against him. Their warnings have a boy-who-cried-wolf quality, since they said the same about Mr. Trump in 2016 and George W. Bush before him.
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