Trump Trolling the Media, Winning the Narrative

American Thinker ^ | May 1, 2017 | David Prentice

[RArtfulogerDodger]

Honestly, does anyone but the most dyed in the wool Democrat truly believe what the left leaning media has tried to bamboozle the American public with, during the first 100 days of the Trump Presidency? Not likely all that many in the end. Those who believe that Trump is Putin’s puppet now have little factual basis to do so other than the 89% negative reporting the left-wing media has been shoveling, so it’s a shallow belief at best, one that will change as facts come out, and as the Trump agenda is implemented.

I have a close friend who votes liberal, and has for as long as I can remember. She loves her dogs. Dogs that are not necessarily the most behaved pets in the world (an understatement). I saw a meme on a social media forum that I shared with her. It was a real photograph of a room left a mess, torn apart by two dogs. They are facing the camera, the torn-up mess all around them. Their faces look really guilty, while the printed caption on the picture had the dogs saying “The Russians Did it!” When I shared the description, she laughed. Sincerely, long and heartily. She watches MSNBC a lot; it’s where she gets her news.

[RArtfulogerDodger]

Thank you Media people, for sending the Media down the trash tubes. Now, just go away....

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

If Trump REALLY wants to troll the media, mention the Mexican movie "The Perfect Dictatorship" and relate it to media actions here. Talk about going viral....

[kiryandil]

The White Russians finally win, 100 years later:

[Kid Shelleen]

In the last 30 years the MSM has devolved from subliminal polite left wing propagandists to unhinged high school Mean Girls.

[DaveA37]

The real problem facing all of us is where do we get the real, truthful news?

[ForYourChildren]

You left off the complete first paragraph:

“Richard Nixon once gave a speech to the nation where he famously said, “I am not a crook.” At the recent White House Correspondents Dinner, President Trump not in attendance, Bob Woodward and other media champions tried to tell the President, and the nation “We are not fake news.” In the long run, it’s hard to tell which phrase will be taken more seriously.”