(America First Report)—For those who still believe Fox News is a good alternative to leftist corporate media, I’ll remind you that they absolutely despise Donald Trump and the tens of millions of Americans who support him. The latest piece of evidence (not that more is needed) highlighting this fact is a headline that appeared on their homepage Sunday morning…
It’s a ludicrous headline for a silly story that doesn’t even attempt to prove its point. In the world of modern American journalism, the headline is often the only piece of information readers will see. They don’t dig into the stories. They often never even click on them. The message (aka propaganda) Fox News wants delivered to the American people is all in the headline.
In this case, they want Republicans to believe Trump’s front-runner status for the Republican nomination for president is in jeopardy. That’s like reporting on Elon Musk dropping a quarter and claiming that his status as a billionaire is in jeopardy as a result. Trump’s comments about Hezbollah being smart enough to take advantage of the Biden-Harris regime was not inaccurate, even out of context. In context, it was spot on.
Then, there’s the comment he made about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu taking credit for the assassination of Iranian terrorist leader Qasem Soleimani. It’s true. Netanyahu decided not to participate in the operation, then took credit for “helping” make it happen after it was successful.
But here’s the important part. Very few Americans noticed Trump said anything about these things and those who did notice didn’t care. By no means is Trump’s front-runner status in jeopardy, but Fox News desperately wants people to think it is. They just can’t handle the truth.
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