The biggest loser following Tuesday’s astounding election—besides the Democrat Party’s agenda—is the corporate media that desperately tried to manufacture a president.
The legacy media’s full-blown implosion has been a long time coming. In the span of a few decades, America’s biggest media outlets have entirely squandered their credibility. And Americans are going elsewhere for their news and commentary.
My Daily Signal colleague, Bradley Devlin, rightly noted Monday that the Trump-Vance strategy of going on popular podcasts and other “alternative” media (though I’m not sure we should call it that anymore, after Tuesday night) would likely give the Republican ticket an electoral edge.
Here’s what Devlin concluded in his piece:
If Kamala Harris wins, the corporate media that’s propped up Harris’ cause even before President Joe Biden…
