Let’s be honest — the mainstream media has pretty much always held a vendetta against President Donald Trump ever since he took office.
But that alone didn’t satisfy the mainstream outlets.
Their hatred and prejudice grew, so far that it reached to the entire Republican Party for its association with Trump. In the past the press would have tried to hide it.
But now?
To hell with that — Washington Post opinion writer Jennifer Rubin went on a full assault, urging Americans to burn down the GOP to erase all traces of Trump. It seems she told the true intentions of the mainstream media all along.
In an appearance on MSNBC’s “AM Joy,” Rubin made her motive loud and clear.
“… all his enablers have to lose.”
“What we should be doing is shunning these people. Shunning, shaming these people is a statement of moral indignation that these people are not fit for polite society.
“We have to collectively, in essence, burn down the Republican Party.”
First of all, there is no “we.”
Since when were journalists — from The Washington Post or anywhere else for that matter — supposed to call to arms for Americans to pick sides? Not to mention that Rubin’s choice of words border of militaristic. In this day and age, where maniacs become inspired by radical language, she ought to know better.
But still, she blatantly called for “no survivors.”
“We have to level them because if there are survivors — if there are people who weather this storm, they will do it again.”
The lines have blurred so much between the mainstream press and politicians on the left that they’re nearly indistinguishable anymore. Left wing outlets are lining up to join the so-called resistance.
So Rubin quite literally called for a purging of a governing party — something that sounds as though it would come from the keyboard of adolescent socialist online.
Ultimately, it’ll be the mainstream media, which has been all but radicalized to the left, that gives every reason for Americans to distrust the media.
Four more years of Trump, and it won’t be the GOP burned to the ground — it’ll be the Washington Post headquarters — and its reporters will be the only ones to blame.
The Horn editorial team