President Trump has received little favorable coverage from many media outlets.
— The Daily Signal (@DailySignal) March 3, 2017
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Press coverage of Trump in first month of office: 88 percent ‘hostile,’ says new study https://t.co/uHjBLTiLU5 via @washtimes
— Lou Dobbs (@LouDobbs) March 3, 2017
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— National Review (@NRO) March 3, 2017
...Though the Republicans never won the media impartiality they needed to talk persuasively to the voters, the open hostility and bias of the elite press have now given them what they wanted: Most of the public sees the press as belonging to one side of politics and distrusts it accordingly. Trump’s row with “the fourth estate” — scorned by some establishment Republicans — has sharpened this perception. And as Lee Smith points out in a recent Tablet article, this weakening is also the result of a serious decline in the quality and skills of journalism as it struggles to combine the political partisanship of the star-struck Obama years with traditional rules....