So without a lot of time to delve in here, (I will try later on) I'd like to point out that it seems we are mistaking the forest for the trees.
It occurred to me that this whole thread is saying that potential news media bias is more dangerous than having no free news media at all? Would that be fair?
History demonstrates that dissent by the citizenry is the last thing from refined or at times, smooth.
History without fail teaches the mistakes that happen when the citizenry is not informed. No free press, no access to real information, no accountability in a democratic government.
The thing I find backwards about this argument is that Clinton was a major focus of the media. In fact, both the email servers and Benghazi matters, she received not just media attention, but Congressional scrutiny.
Trump hasn't released his tax returns.
There is more than enough evidence, circumstantial or otherwise, to show that he is at the very least friendly with perhaps THE mortal enemy of the United States.
Whenever the media points this out, the non-democratic, communistic/dictatorial response of President Small Hands is to say that all facts are fake. Very JW of him.....
This is somehow the free media's fault?
You can say the media has bias, but that doesn't mean the evidence they present isn't true. And in the case of President Small Hands, it is.
And you can complain all you want about media bias, but frankly, that makes you less of a democrat and more than susceptible to power grabbing by the powers that be. Whether you see it this way or want to admit it or not, such rhetoric just makes it easier to take freedoms away.
Let's hold ALL the government accountable. Starting with President Small Hands.