For almost two weeks now, we have been inundated with perpetual outrage reports about Donald Trump’s visit to Arlington National Cemetery. It is a two-pronged complaint by the press, concerning both his supposedly showing disrespect by posing for photos, and a side story that some of his staffers were involved in a confrontation with an Arlington staffer, where an alleged physical conflict took place. Efforts continue to keep this story churning in the media.
The latest example comes from National Public Radio, which after days of subjective coverage, has released the names of the pair of Trump team members involved. This move gives the broader press complex a reason to continue pushing the controversy, despite the fact that the naming of individuals alleged to be involved does not create any movement; the story itself remains stagnant by objective measurement. Police are not…
