Are you sick and tired of the biased media circus? Well folks, MSNBC’s coverage of the Trump business records trial could not have been more predictable. Call it whatever you want, but their audaciously gleeful reporting has been one for the history books. And let’s not forget their superstar host, Joy Reid, who took it upon an extra notch.
Reid took a stab at Republican members of Congress who dared offer an opinion on the verdict. In a baffling rant, she accused two Black members of Congress of turning their coat, all while praising New York’s pursuit of Trump as if it’s a grand victory.
Reid passionately argued against the criticisms made by Jen Psaki, who highlighted Tim Scott, Marco Rubio, Kristi Noem, Ted Cruz, and Byron Donalds for what she calls enabling Trump. Psaki falsely suggested that their criticisms were merely for their self-interest as party loyalists, accusing them of contributing to a Trump-centered ecosystem and creating a ‘kangaroo court’.
Firing back, Reid targeted Tim Scott, from South Carolina, Byron Donalds, from Brooklyn, and Marco Rubio, a Latino, accusing them of conspiring against ordinary people who often find themselves at the raw end of the justice system.
Reid continued to claim, with ungrounded trumped-up logic, that these Congressmen knew what they were doing was inherently unjust and that they were knowingly undermining the voting rights of Black individuals. According to Reid, these two black Congressmen were selling themselves cheap, and she reduced the complex reality of political dedication to a mere soul trade. An offensive, inappropriate, and absolutely unnecessary allegation to say the least!
Next- Reid, dared to celebrate the fact that New York, a strongly blue state, spearheaded the trial against Trump. In essence, implying that the trial was free from political interference. In an ironic twist, Reid herself inadvertently pointed out that the entire trial was nothing but a politically charged witch hunt.
The narrative MSNBC pushes? That the trial is a victory for justice and a triumph over the alleged menace of Trump’s influence. Their belief doesn’t consider opposing viewpoints, but views any disagreement as an act of cultural betrayal.
In reality, however, many Americans see right through this shallow spin. They understand that justice isn’t a one-sided game of political chess, and it’s vital to hear and consider all important voices in such significant matters. The whole ordeal paints an interesting picture of how much the media shapes our perceptions and narratives.
In a nutshell, the leftist MSM depicted (or should I say, projected) the Trump trial as political theatre to satisfy their agenda and inflated egos. Meanwhile, the real heroes who stand for justice, despite unpopular beliefs, are vilified as enablers or sell-outs. Once again, the liberal media has failed to capture the unbiased truth and, let’s be honest, they probably don’t care much either.
