Staff Reports
Donald Trump’s latest triumphant return to the political arena serves as a blistering reminder of the state of the mainstream media in America—a state that could best be described as deceased and decomposing. The night of his victory was not just a success for Trump; it was a full-on funeral for the so-called free press, a once-proud institution that has traded journalistic integrity for bias and hysteria.
The results were nothing short of historic. Trump’s decisive win wasn’t just a victory for him; it was a repudiation of the relentless propaganda served up by a media establishment that has ceased to serve the public and instead embraced editorial activism. Instead of reporting facts, the press has become a vehicle for liberal agendas, and Trump’s latest win shatters any delusions they might have had about their relevance in covering political events fairly.
With every triumphant rally and bold policy proposal, Trump has consistently outmaneuvered the mainstream media, which only seems capable of producing sensationalist headlines instead of substantive analysis. His victory party on that fateful Tuesday night turned into a celebration of media failure when it became abundantly clear that no amount of negative coverage could deter the American electorate from standing behind a candidate who champions their values and prioritizes putting America first.
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— Steve Tefft🇺🇸 (@stevetefft) November 8, 2024
As viewers watched Trump bask in the glory of his win, they could almost hear the collective gasp of disbelief from media pundits who had predicted a different outcome. It’s almost amusing to think that, despite their endless doom-and-gloom narratives, conservative voters stayed true to their convictions, proving that the backbone of this country remains strong, while the media hollers into the abyss.
In a time when trust in the media is at an all-time low, this electoral victory is a sign that Americans are ready to pivot back to common sense and away from the increasingly absurd narratives that the mainstream press has pushed. History will reflect that the media not only lost this election round but also lost significant credibility in the process. And as the dust settles, it becomes abundantly clear: the so-called free press is not just dead; it’s also dug its own grave in the process.
