While the corrupt legacy media continues its war on truth and the American people, veteran journalist Mark Tapscott has laid out 10 fundamental rules that could actually save what's left of real journalism in this country.
Writing for PJ Media, Tapscott reminds us of a sobering reality: "Since it's always been done by human beings, there has never been anybody remotely close to being absolutely objective in the news media in America, or anywhere else, for that matter, but that's no reason not to strive constantly to get as close as possible to that standard."
But here's the problem, Patriots - today's so-called "journalists" at CNN, MSDNC, and the Washington Compost have completely abandoned even the pretense of objectivity. Instead, they've become nothing more than propaganda arms for the radical left and the deep state.
The Rules They Won't Follow
Tapscott's guidelines represent everything the mainstream media has thrown out the window in their crusade against President Trump and the MAGA movement. These are the basic principles of integrity that real journalists once followed - before they sold their souls to globalist masters and Democratic operatives.
"The difference between real journalism and what passes for it today is like night and day. One seeks truth, the other peddles narratives."
While outlets like Next News Network and other independent conservative media work tirelessly to bring Americans the truth, the legacy media doubles down on lies, censorship, and propaganda. They've become the enemy of the people that President Trump correctly identified them as.
The Trump administration's success in exposing media bias has opened millions of Americans' eyes to the corruption plaguing our information landscape. No wonder trust in mainstream media has cratered to historic lows.
Real journalism isn't dead - it's just migrated away from the corporate-controlled newsrooms of New York and Washington. It now lives in independent outlets that aren't beholden to advertisers, political parties, or globalist agendas.
The question is: Will Americans continue to reject the lies of legacy media and embrace outlets that actually follow journalistic principles? The future of our republic may depend on it.