Friday, March 18, 2016

Why Can't Media Stop Trump

Why Can't Media Stop Trump

March 18, 2016 Why Can't Media Stop Trump , 1 Comments


By Howard Kurtz, March 17, 2016 Fox News

As Donald Trump’s detractors grow increasingly loud and desperate, they are aiming their ire at a new target:

The media.

Trump must be stopped, they declare, and it’s the media’s mission to halt him in his tracks.

It’s an argument that fundamentally misreads the role of the press. And it is being made by some generally smart people who are so apoplectic over the prospect of a Trump nomination or Trump presidency that they don’t understand why journalists haven’t convinced the country to despise The Donald the way they do.

The new rallying cry is an outgrowth of earlier laments that the media “created” Trump or “enabled” Trump or “rolled over” for Trump, as if that, even if true, is responsible for him winning 19 Republican contests.

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  1. Tom SalagajMarch 18, 2016 at 11:59 AM

    I keep trying to remember any recent potus who has made America better. The general American public has been languishing in the status quo of mediocracy for so long that anyone who attempts to upgrade the situation seems like an enemy. If Trump gets elected, will he follow through with his motivations? No other potus has done so except Obama when he promised to change our nation. And, wow, has he ever! Anti-Israel, proponent of same-sex marriage, abortion and ISLAM. Lot of change, not much hope. So I think we're tired of the status quo. I think we ready to embrace a bulldog who's not afraid to bite anyone or anything that is fighting to keep us right where we've been for so long.

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