Media's Desperate Tactics Against Trump Backfire Before 2024
Submitted by MAGA
Posted 46 days ago
The failed attempts by the mainstream media to derail Donald Trump ahead of the 2024 election are backfiring spectacularly.
In the latest display of desperation, The Washington Post has resurrected the discredited Christopher Steele, the author of the infamous dossier that fueled a years-long investigation into alleged Russian collusion.
Despite having been thoroughly dismissed by multiple investigations, Steele's latest foray into the spotlight is framed as a serious exposé, with the Post seemingly struggling to find any fresh leads.
His new book, “Unredacted: Russia, Trump, and the Fight for Democracy,” has attracted more eye-rolls than serious attention, as it offers nothing new but recycled claims that have already been debunked.
While the Post labels Steele as Trump’s "nemesis," the irony is rich; Steele’s original dossier never stood up to scrutiny and was sidelined in the Mueller Report, which found no collusion between Trump’s campaign and Russia.
The latest narrative from Steele claims he’s uncovered “fresh dirt” about Trump while working for unnamed clients during the 2020 campaign. However, this so-called evidence is dangerously stale, echoing themes of Russian interference from a presidential cycle that has long since concluded.
In a clear attempt to jump on the ever-elusive “October Surprise,” the media seems to be counting on Steele’s vague allegations to sway public opinion. Yet many are left asking: if the original dossier was dubious at best, why should anyone give credence to this regurgitated material?
Even Michael Moore, the prominent filmmaker and leftist commentator, acknowledges a palpable fear among Democrats regarding Trump’s potential to win again. He observed that many in the Democratic establishment seem to be "frightened" by the prospect, a feeling that may resonate with disheartened left-leaning voters following a string of political missteps.
While they are busy conjuring ghosts from the past, Trump remains focused on rallying his base and energizing voters who appreciate his policies.
The attempted smear campaign against Trump not only reveals the media's desperation but also a significant miscalculation: the American public is ready to brush aside the stale accusations in favor of candidates who prioritize accountability and results.
As the election season heats up, voters will be watching closely to see if the Democrats can overcome their own inherent panic and present a viable alternative to the optimism and strength that Trump embodies.
Sources:
rumble.com
redstate.com
breitbart.com
In the latest display of desperation, The Washington Post has resurrected the discredited Christopher Steele, the author of the infamous dossier that fueled a years-long investigation into alleged Russian collusion.
Despite having been thoroughly dismissed by multiple investigations, Steele's latest foray into the spotlight is framed as a serious exposé, with the Post seemingly struggling to find any fresh leads.
His new book, “Unredacted: Russia, Trump, and the Fight for Democracy,” has attracted more eye-rolls than serious attention, as it offers nothing new but recycled claims that have already been debunked.
While the Post labels Steele as Trump’s "nemesis," the irony is rich; Steele’s original dossier never stood up to scrutiny and was sidelined in the Mueller Report, which found no collusion between Trump’s campaign and Russia.
The latest narrative from Steele claims he’s uncovered “fresh dirt” about Trump while working for unnamed clients during the 2020 campaign. However, this so-called evidence is dangerously stale, echoing themes of Russian interference from a presidential cycle that has long since concluded.
In a clear attempt to jump on the ever-elusive “October Surprise,” the media seems to be counting on Steele’s vague allegations to sway public opinion. Yet many are left asking: if the original dossier was dubious at best, why should anyone give credence to this regurgitated material?
Even Michael Moore, the prominent filmmaker and leftist commentator, acknowledges a palpable fear among Democrats regarding Trump’s potential to win again. He observed that many in the Democratic establishment seem to be "frightened" by the prospect, a feeling that may resonate with disheartened left-leaning voters following a string of political missteps.
While they are busy conjuring ghosts from the past, Trump remains focused on rallying his base and energizing voters who appreciate his policies.
The attempted smear campaign against Trump not only reveals the media's desperation but also a significant miscalculation: the American public is ready to brush aside the stale accusations in favor of candidates who prioritize accountability and results.
As the election season heats up, voters will be watching closely to see if the Democrats can overcome their own inherent panic and present a viable alternative to the optimism and strength that Trump embodies.
Sources:
rumble.com
redstate.com
breitbart.com
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