The reality of a Donald Trump presidency has settled in across the United States as the undeniable red wave has washed across the media landscape.
A day after the election, Democrat loyalists on CNN and MSNBC lamented the popular vote in dismay. Pundits like Jen Psaki, Jake Tapper, to the inimitable Joe Scarborough expressed veritable disgust as working-class Americans dared to vote in favor of their own economic interest.
The opposition to President Trump shows an unwillingness to learn anything from the last four years. So far, they have doubled down on their racist, bigot, homophobe rhetoric.
Appeals to the ACLU for an NGO accountability campaign on the future Trump administration were reported on MSNBC. Former Missouri Senator Claire McCaskill was brought to tears over the idea that a woman, Kamala Harris, had to endure ‘such abuse’ during the election cycle.
It comes as no surprise that an establishment pushing a Marxist-style victimhood narrative would seek to provide cover for a candidate who was never democratically elected.
That candidate, according to a Media Research Center study, received 89% favorable media coverage during the election. In contrast, President Trump received 84% negative media coverage during the same period.
The election was clearly an indictment of the Democratic party platform due to Republicans taking the White House, Senate, and House.