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Citizens have to resort to non-mainstream tactics to show support for Trump since the media refuses to report on his popularity, or to explain it aside from yet more bullshit "racism" charges. The article in the NY Times was the rare exception that proves the rule.
We can all be proud of Americans who fight back against fake news by creating a truthful alternative.
I hear less ORANGEMANBAD from my colleagues lately. I suspect this is because the collective left has gone off the rails completely. I may be wrong, but something is changing in public opinion, and perhaps not because of tRUMP, but because his opponents are completely unreasonable.
Most members of the mass media will follow the talking points — intentional or not — of the left. And the left understands that the president’s most effective tool for reelection is the economy.
Bottom line: The American economy is doing very well and wages are up, but we cannot rely on the media or anyone else to share this message with the general public. We need to share it ourselves. There is too much at stake in the 2020 election not to share the good news of a strong economy with anyone who will listen between now and next November.
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Woah, some editor at the NY Times has been asleep at the censor button lately. First, a (fleeting, retracted) headline approving of Trump's handling of the latest shootings, and now this, a NY Times article which has something other than raw hate for Trump and the people who support him.
What is the world coming to? When you can't count on the NY Times to overflow with bile and bias against people who want their jobs back from China, what can you count on? The Times editors have been such reliable haters until now.
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