NY Times 'Propaganda' Piece on Trump's Energy Levels Criticized

New York Times Hit Piece on Trump's Energy

• 🎯 The New York Times published an article claiming President Trump is fatigued, citing a lighter schedule less than a year into his term.
• 💡 This is contrasted with the Times' previous coverage of Joe Biden, where they described him as healthy and vigorous, despite his age.
• 🗣️ President Trump responded on True Social, calling the article a "hit piece" by "creeps" and "radical left lunatics," asserting his recent physical and cognitive tests show he is not low on energy.

Media as Democratic Party Propagandists

• 📺 Brianna Lyman argues the New York Times acts as propagandists for the Democratic Party, using a reversed playbook from their coverage of Biden.
• 🧠 The tactic is to tell people not to trust their own eyes, suggesting a fit President Trump is actually cognitively impaired, similar to how they downplayed Biden's decline.
• 📰 Tim Graham notes that liberal media outlets, including the Times, often avoid covering Trump's actual White House events, making their measurement of his schedule unusual.
• 🤝 Graham also points out that Trump grants significantly more press access than Biden, a fact the Times fails to acknowledge.

"Seditious Six" and Political Rhetoric

• ⚖️ The discussion touches on the concept of "sedition" and the FBI investigation into Republican congressmen and women.
• ⚠️ Lyman believes these congressmen will regret defending actions that could be construed as carrying out illegal orders, especially after incidents where people were shot.
• 🗣️ The rhetoric from the left is criticized for implying that carrying out presidential orders is inherently illegal, and for comparing law enforcement to authoritarian figures.

"Woke" Universities and Thanksgiving

• 🦃 Several universities and school districts are criticized for attempting to reframe Thanksgiving as a "day of mourning" or focusing on colonial narratives.
• 📜 Lyman shares her ancestry from the Mayflower and emphasizes the historical significance of self-governance established by the pilgrims.
• 🧐 Graham criticizes the narrative that focuses solely on white guilt and colonization, urging a balanced perspective.