New York Times Admits NO ONE Believes the Liberal News Media Anymore – Too Much Hysteria and Fake News
The New York Times admitted on Monday that no one is listening to the liberal fake news anymore.
After three years of fake news and hysteria Americans are tuning out the fake news outlets.
The liberal media did this to themselves.
Rep. Andy Biggs weighed in on the news.
Devastating headline for Democrats:— Rep Andy Biggs (@RepAndyBiggsAZ) November 18, 2019
🚨 ‘No One Believes Anything’: Voters Worn Out by a Fog of Political News 🚨
From collusion to obstruction of justice to abuse of power to quid pro quo to bribery/extortion, Democrats have cried 'wolf' too many times. https://t.co/aD7SSdbMdD
Here’s an excerpt from the Trump-hating New York Times.
But just when information is needed most, to many Americans it feels most elusive. The rise of social media; the proliferation of information online, including news designed to deceive; and a flood of partisan news are leading to a general exhaustion with news itself.
Add to that a president with a documented record of regularly making false statements and the result is a strange new normal: Many people are numb and disoriented, struggling to discern what is real in a sea of slant, fake and fact…
“Now more than ever, the lines between fact-based reporting and opinionated commentary seem blurred for people,” said Evette Alexander, research director at the Knight Foundation, which funds journalism and research. “That means they trust what they are seeing less. They are feeling less informed.”
They are also tuning out. Mr. Trudell, a registered independent, stopped paying attention to national news about a year ago. He found it toxic and mentally taxing, and it started arguments that had no end. He decided to focus instead on local and state-level politics. As a security manager at a mall, he has to worry about shoplifters, so keeping up with the state’s criminal justice reforms was useful.
