Mainstream Media's Double Standards Exposed by AP Editor
Submitted by MAGA
Posted 47 days ago
The mainstream media’s double standards continue to unravel, as illustrated by recent comments from Associated Press Executive Editor Julie Pace.
During an appearance on ABC's *This Week*, Pace boldly claimed that the AP operates as an "independent, nonpartisan news organization." This proclamation comes as the AP faces backlash for its exclusion from White House press pool events. The reason for this absence? The agency’s refusal to acknowledge the Gulf of Mexico as the Gulf of America — a symbolic nod to President Trump's efforts to reclaim American identity in the face of liberal opposition.
George Stephanopoulos, the host known for his ties to the Clinton administration, facilitated the conversation with softballs aimed at painting the AP in a favorable light.
Pace's assertion of independence raises eyebrows, especially when considering her history of writing sympathetic pieces about Kamala Harris and Jill Biden. This begs the question: how independent and nonpartisan can an organization be when its leadership has documented allegiances to Democrats?
Pace further claimed the situation revolves around the fundamental right to free speech, but don’t be fooled. The AP's editorial decisions often mirror the left's political views, aggressively pushing narratives that align with progressive ideology.
This is a larger conversation about the fundamental nature of journalism today — where media outlets choose to dictate the narrative based on their ideological preferences rather than sticking to objective reporting. The AP's commitment to shaping language to align with 'woke' values betrays its stated mission of unbiased reporting.
Moreover, the severe consequences of such media bias were evident in the more recent tragic event surrounding a murder in South Carolina, where a man was killed by a booby trap set to target law enforcement. These types of stories illustrate the very real dangers faced by police officers every day, yet they often receive scant coverage from outlets like the AP, which seem more interested in advancing a narrative than reporting on the facts.
As America moves forward under President Trump’s leadership, the disconnection between the media’s portrayal of events and the lived experiences of ordinary citizens becomes increasingly apparent. With the AP's focus on identity politics and partisan narratives, the call for accountability in journalism has never been more pressing.
It's time for honest reporting that reflects the values and realities of the American people, rather than one shaped by political agendas. The media must earn back the trust of its audience, and that starts with acknowledging their biases and prioritizing fairness over favoritism.
Sources:
newsbusters.org
independentsentinel.com
dailymail.co.uk
During an appearance on ABC's *This Week*, Pace boldly claimed that the AP operates as an "independent, nonpartisan news organization." This proclamation comes as the AP faces backlash for its exclusion from White House press pool events. The reason for this absence? The agency’s refusal to acknowledge the Gulf of Mexico as the Gulf of America — a symbolic nod to President Trump's efforts to reclaim American identity in the face of liberal opposition.
George Stephanopoulos, the host known for his ties to the Clinton administration, facilitated the conversation with softballs aimed at painting the AP in a favorable light.
Pace's assertion of independence raises eyebrows, especially when considering her history of writing sympathetic pieces about Kamala Harris and Jill Biden. This begs the question: how independent and nonpartisan can an organization be when its leadership has documented allegiances to Democrats?
Pace further claimed the situation revolves around the fundamental right to free speech, but don’t be fooled. The AP's editorial decisions often mirror the left's political views, aggressively pushing narratives that align with progressive ideology.
This is a larger conversation about the fundamental nature of journalism today — where media outlets choose to dictate the narrative based on their ideological preferences rather than sticking to objective reporting. The AP's commitment to shaping language to align with 'woke' values betrays its stated mission of unbiased reporting.
Moreover, the severe consequences of such media bias were evident in the more recent tragic event surrounding a murder in South Carolina, where a man was killed by a booby trap set to target law enforcement. These types of stories illustrate the very real dangers faced by police officers every day, yet they often receive scant coverage from outlets like the AP, which seem more interested in advancing a narrative than reporting on the facts.
As America moves forward under President Trump’s leadership, the disconnection between the media’s portrayal of events and the lived experiences of ordinary citizens becomes increasingly apparent. With the AP's focus on identity politics and partisan narratives, the call for accountability in journalism has never been more pressing.
It's time for honest reporting that reflects the values and realities of the American people, rather than one shaped by political agendas. The media must earn back the trust of its audience, and that starts with acknowledging their biases and prioritizing fairness over favoritism.
Sources:
newsbusters.org
independentsentinel.com
dailymail.co.uk
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