The second period of Trump faces different media illustrations compared to Biden

Donald Trump accused of trying to cancel the 20th century.

This is how New York Times puts it on, and there is enough reporting to return it.

But I will add this bit to perspective.

When who came to the biden office, he was widely critical, progressive, depicted as reforms. He was depicted as Trump’s first term loss. He was one of the good people.

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(Biden was also very old and mentally declined to the job, and was shielded from the press, and the border was botting, but her heart was seen in the right place.)

When Trump won the second term, he was immediately seen as a human debris ball.

He has been fully aggressive, taking the elite law firms, Ivian league universities and media, winning two big settlements from three broadcasting networks, ABCs and CBS. They sealed Seema, supported a strong strategy by snow agents, and slapped all colleagues with the sky-high tariff for a long time-who had promised during the campaign.

But most of the media have depicted it as moving backwards, undo significant reforms and damaged the country. They have slipped back in a familiar role of resistance.

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Framing is that Trump is destroying democracy, wasting the economy, memory memory remembrance. He is one of the bad people. Never mind that he won popular votes.

What Trump has done by Biden is undo, as Biden did after Trump’s first term, and it is a devastation.

The President successfully bombed Iran’s nuclear sites, and despite the debate, how much a shock it was, most Democrats and the media people refused to give him credit, or did so.

(At the same time, Trump and his Department of Justice also cut the Jeffrey Epstein case, refusing – after a big buildup – to release anything, on the basis that there was no customer list and the guilty Podophile committed suicide in jail.)

On Sunday’s mediabz, Sara Bedford, the right-shocking Washington examiner’s investigation editor, called it “a huge PR disaster for the Trump administration. There is no way for them to get out of it.”

I am trying to find out why this is a two -day story, why is it hitting such a deep raga among the loyalists of Maga, and it is my tech.

Nothing about this “creeping” is nothing-from-relief-anything, as Trump calls him, a proxy for a broader feeling that rich and powerful are always away with things. They protect each other. They are never accountable to the tasks that will immerse the rest of us.

I am trying to find out why this is a two -day story, why is it hitting such a deep raga among the loyalists of Maga, and it is my tech.

Nothing about this “creeping” is nothing-from-relief-anything, as Trump calls him, a proxy for a broader feeling that rich and powerful are always away with things. They protect each other. They are never accountable to the tasks that will immerse the rest of us.

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From new York Times: “On big and small matters, Mr. Trump has killed the Rewind button. In a broader scale, he has tried to reverse globalization and internationalism, who have defined leadership worldwide since Second World War, under the Presidents of both sides, but it is also clear that he is already clear from Shri Trump, 79, 79, before 79, he.”

In a well -reported piece, Peter Baker says Trump wants a call in the question fluoride in water, flu vaccine and car safety standards.

“He has clarified that he wants to return to an era when ‘CATS’ was a big hit on Broadway, not ‘Hamilton;” When there were military facilities in the name of Confederate generals, there was no coal; Lunatics. ,

You may or may not agree with this analysis, but there is very little question that Donald Trump wants to hit the time machine and return to the country when he was growing up when he was growing up, or even more decades ago.

After all, why do we have elections.

Foot Note: President Trump posted this, out of blue:

“Due to the fact that Rosie O’Donnele is not in the best interest of our great country, I am giving serious ideas to remove his citizenship. He is a threat to humanity, and should live in an amazing country of Ireland, if they want it. God blessings America!”

I do not think they have the power to do so for a natural-born American citizen. And I don’t think he will do it. But even if he did it, will it not be bound by any kind of national security threat? Rosie, with whom he has been quarreling for years?

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She is back, probably grateful for publicity:

“The President of the USA has always hated the fact that I see who he is – a criminal con man sexually abuses who is to harm our nation to serve himself – that is why I have gone to Ireland – he is a dangerous old man who lacks sympathy and basic humanity with dementia.”

There is zero evidence that he has dementia, of course. But why go there?