A repeated narrative pushed by the legacy media since Donald Trump won reelection revolves around the fear that Trump 2.0 would break too many of the “norms” that have long ruled Washington, D.C. Many of these norms—which are traditions, not laws—were, of course, observed for decades much to the benefit of the left, and some are well over one hundred years old now. It could be argued that norms being adhered to without question is how we got DOGE.
Well, the norms they are a-breaking.
Take, for instance, the hold the White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA) has had over the White House press corps since early in the 20th century. The WHCA was formed back in 1914 and states its mission as:
We share the belief, held by our country’s Founders and enshrined in the First Amendment, that an independent news media is vital to the health of the…
