People don't want to write or talk about real news, or at least report on things that actually happened. What they want to do is take a story, look it over, and see how they can twist it to fit their own opinions and political beliefs. The main problem with mainstream media today is that it is dominated by liberal minds, and along with that comes liberal bias.
Want an example? Let's look at some polls from last year. In this one we see that CNN had Hillary topping Trump in one of the debates. Actually, CNN marked Hillary as the winner in all 3 debates, and by large numbers at that!
Here we have CNN poll numbers for the candidates. WOW!! Look how much of a lead Hillary has over Trump!
Obviously this election was going to be a Clinton blowout!! No wonder Wolf started off election night by talking about how Trump didn't have a chance. Heck, they even had one of their reporters at the Trump team's headquarters reporting that the Trump campaign was worried, and how they knew they didn't stand a chance against Hillary. Hmmmmm......
We all know the outcome, Trump won, and he won BIG. People still talk about it being the biggest upset in political history. No, it wasn't. The upset they are speaking of was made up, a manufactured headline that didn't exist. In order for it to be an upset, the poll numbers would have had to been correct. They weren't. If the poll numbers were calculated correctly and without any liberal bias influence intended to mislead the public, then we would have all known Trump was headed for a landslide victory, hence no major political upset.
If recent political history has taught us anything it should be to never, EVER trust the polls. Any polls. Such as these ones:
Poor Ralphie, he was so excited to get his Red Ryder BB Gun for Christmas, but when CNN found out about it, they had to make sure to do whatever they could to shape the youth of today into anti-gun nuts. So, they do what they do best, they twist the story.
Anyone remember what happened to Dan Rather when he got himself mixed up in that whole controversy surrounding the Killian documents? Fake documents, manufactured by a basement ogre on his blog, which a few people actually took as truth? Rather was one of those suckers. There was no investigation by him or his team into where these documents actually came from, how the person got them, or if they were authentic. Rather ran the story on 60 minutes anyway, it was a bold fabrication of Bush's service in the Texas National Guard, and it was intended to damage him in his campaign for reelection against John Kerry. How are we supposed to trust these people who portray themselves to be non-bias reporters & journalists who are simply reporting facts? Rather resigned after his humiliating presentation of an obviously fake story.
People want to keep hammering into the whole "Russia tried to influence and interfere in our elections" bullcrap. When in reality, our elections are already being influenced by the mainstream media in our OWN country. If last year's election coverage doesn't prove it for you, then I don't know what will. Either way though, we're still #winning....

























