The media’s biases against President Donald Trump are on full display once again. This time, it’s over the Manhattan District Attorney's unsubstantiated claims that he could be charged with violating campaign finance laws.
The View on ABC wasted no time in jumping on the bandwagon, with Whoopi Goldberg sarcastically pointing out that “you said they are going to arrest you. They didn’t arrest you.”
It seems like every week there is another outlandish claim from the liberal media about President Trump that turns out to be false or lacking evidence.
In this case, it was the prediction of his arrest which never came to fruition. Unfortunately, this has become commonplace among news outlets such as The View which have an obvious bias against Trump and eagerly jump at any opportunity to criticize him even when there is little or no evidence to back up their claims.
This is indicative of a larger problem in our society where facts and truth take a backseat to sensationalism and emotion-driven narratives. Such behavior only serves to further divide us along ideological lines and create an environment of fear and mistrust instead of one based on facts and reason.
Unfortunately, this kind of biased reporting does have real-world consequences for those involved, as it can lead people to draw unwarranted conclusions about individuals without having all the information needed to make an informed decision. It also encourages people not to seek out alternative sources of news so they can get a more balanced view of events before forming opinions or taking action on them.
This kind of guessing is dangerous and foolish because it adds to the media's story that Trump is guilty of something. The media should be more careful about what they say and not jump to conclusions without solid proof. If they don't, they just add to the false idea that Trump is a criminal and should be jailed.
