In a Thanksgiving morning photo-op on Nantucket island, President Joe Biden took a swipe at the news media, complaining that most Americans think the country is on the wrong track because when they “turn on the television, you don’t see a lot of good news.”
Later on Thursday, a panelist on FNC’s Special Report refuted the Commander-in-Chief, arguing that Biden’s jab “flies in the face of reality,” saying the “American people are hearing good things [from the media] about Democrats,” but the media spin didn’t help the incumbent party overcome negative facts like the worst inflation in decades.
As his event at a Nantucket fire station was concluding on Thursday morning, an off-camera reporter asked Biden an open-ended question about how “many Americans are worried about the future this holiday season. What is your message to…
