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Political Reporting

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How bad have the MSM hurt themselves during this election cycle? There has been alot of kickback to the false narratives they have spewed. I think it even hurt Clinton some in the election after people seen the bias.

I saw a Montage of reporters and talking head MSM pundits laughing about the Trump bid for the Republican nomination. Not laughing now, are they?

I have not watched the big 3 in 30 yrs, have never watched CNN or MSNBC and rarely watch Fox. I have relied on local sources and talk radio for decades. Plus conversations with friends.

I agree with Jason Whitlock in that the biggest mistake the media has made is equating false twitter and facebook outrage with being the pulse of America.

The main stream media should be a laughing stock at this point, however that's not the case. Americans will continue to gather information from these sources even though they know the information they'll receive is tainted and biased. They feed the viewers what they need to hear.

 

Reporting facts is a thing of the past. Opinions are all that matter anymore. People see or hear 4 or 5 opinions from their chosen source and voilla, they're now ready to share their opinion with the world. Unfortunately people now have social media to share their opinions. It's easy to be rude and condescending when your audience has no face or name.

 

Everybody wants to talk, but nobody wants to listen!

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