A Rasmussen poll found that 60% of likely United States voters agree that the corporate media are “truly the enemy of the people.” This echoes remarks former President Donald Trump stated back in 2019, which includes 30% who strongly agree. 36% of voters are in disagreement, which includes 21% who strongly disagree.
49% of voters believe Trump was talking about automotive sector workers losing jobs when he made a warning about a “bloodbath,” whereas 40% believe Trump was talking about rampant political violence committed by his supporters if he did not win the election. 11% are unsure.
With respect to likely voters, 63% believe it is likely that the corporate media’s political coverage is predicated on talking points from the Biden regime, which includes 42% who indicated it’s very likely. 29% don’t believe it’s likely media coverage is shaped by the agenda of the Biden campaign, which includes 11% who signaled that it’s not at all likely.
78% of Republican voters, 50% of Democrat voters, and 61% of independent voters believe it’s at least somewhat likely that the corporate media’s political coverage is in the tank for the Biden campaign
79% of Republican voters, 41% of Democrat voters, and 60% of independent voters at least somewhat agree that the corporate media are “truly the enemy of the people.”
With respect to race, 63% of white voters, 59% of black voters, and 67% of non-black minority voters believe it’s at least somewhat likely that the corporate media’s political coverage is shaped by the Biden regime’s agenda.
As far as income is concerned, voters making between $30,000 and $50,000 were most likely to believe that the corporate media is in the tank for the Biden campaign.
Corporate media is a dinosaur institution that needs to get put down. It’s what legitimizes the anti-white state, never-ending wars, and non-stop economic intervention. The good news is that the emergence of alternative media is putting this moribund institution in the dustbin of history.
Hopefully, this trend gets accelerated in the next few years.
