The media is preparing for Joe Biden's presidency, marking a shift in its approach.
The mainstream media's audience is disengaged, according to Watters.
President-elect Donald Trump's victory is still being digested by the media as they prepare to bid farewell to President Biden.
The media is facing backlash for the first time as their audience is disengaged and if they are not fair, they will be called out, which could harm their industry. If they choose to discuss Gaetz, it is only right to do so. The media has been criticized for its coverage of the slush fund that Congress has settled for hundreds of sexual misconduct allegations. The list of vendors is extensive. Should we really be pointing fingers at this time? Trump has stated that this is what radical left lunatics do to people. They tarnish their reputation, destroy them, and then spit them out. Currently, they are attempting to do this to some great American patriots who are only trying to fix the mess that the Democrats have created for our country.
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At Mar-a-Lago, confidence is high that all nominees will get through, and they are willing to spend political capital to make it happen once they're in. This will result in a coalition government with three factions: America First nationalists, establishment conservatives, and dissident Democrats. Meanwhile, while Trump is putting the finishing touches on his movement, Biden celebrated his 82nd birthday by giving the Presidential Medal of Freedom to the chief of Planned Parenthood.
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