Saturday, 23 November 2024

MSNBC’s Joy Reid Asserts Media Has “Said All They Can” To Help Kamala Win


MSNBC’s Joy Reid Asserts Media Has “Said All They Can” To Help Kamala Win

Openly admits fourth estate is a branch of the political establishment.

Illustrating how the fourth estate is now brazenly a branch of the political establishment, MSNBC’s Joy Reid asserted that the media has “said all they can” to help Kamala Harris win the election.

Reid made the revealing comments during her show last night.

“We begin our final sprint having arrived at that point in the election season where basically we, on this side of the TV screen have said, all we can, we’ve laid out the stakes in this crucial election,” she said.

The talk show host went on to engage in her usual blathering word salad of implying all Trump supporters were fascists and that Trump himself was Hitler and Mussolini combined.

That doesn’t appear to correlate with her previous assertion that more black and brown Americans are likely to vote for Trump, apparently they’re all white supremacists too.

“Yes, this race will be far too close because unfortunately we do have a fascist groundswell in parts of this country, mainly among white men let’s be clear, but in small pockets among black and brown men too,” Reid ludicrously asserted.

Reid is merely pointing out the obvious when she admits the media’s brazen bias.

According to a study by the Media Research Center, the top news networks in America have covered Kamala’s campaign positively 78 per cent of the time.

This compares to 85 per cent negative coverage of Donald Trump’s campaign.

Some observers have noted that if Trump wins, it could mark the end of the legacy media’s ability to interfere in elections and influence the public on any kind of meaningful scale.

Americans, you know what to do.

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