It just seems that way to people who obsess over the wrong things
Herman Cain , Bio and Archives--June 12, 2017
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The media obsess over predictions, polls, statements, mis-statements, nuances, opinions, speculation and narratives. Their profession has evolved into trying to develop the grabber or gotcha headline, rather than reporting the news, the truth and the facts.
As a result, people who listen or watch any news at all are constantly frustrated about what to believe and what not to believe. It's easy to be frustrated when over 80 percent (according to the Media Research Center and Harvard) of the so-called news is negative about President Trump and his administration.
To ease your frustration, be reminded that results matter more than headlines or sound-bites, which are usually forgotten once the results are known. View Comments
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