The New York Times recently published an article criticizing transgender activists, focusing on isolated incidents rather than the broader context of escalating anti-trans legislation. This article, one of several similar pieces, ignores the thousands of anti-trans bills introduced across states, shifting the narrative away from the real threats faced by the transgender community. Instead, the focus is placed on perceived assertiveness by transgender advocates, effectively minimizing the severity of the situation and contributing to the marginalization of transgender people. This harmful framing deflects from the urgent need to address widespread legislative attacks targeting the transgender community and their basic rights.
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Trump’s Truth Social post attacked Maggie Haberman and the New York Times, claiming their coverage of him is consistently inaccurate and biased. He specifically cited a recent article detailing Natalie Harp’s influential role in relaying information to Trump, portraying Harp as an “enabler” of his impulsive behavior. Trump demanded an apology for what he deems years of false reporting, emphasizing his election victory despite this alleged negative coverage. The article detailed Harp’s significant role in mediating information flow to Trump, a concerning development to his staff.
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It is no secret that the New York Times has had a long-standing history of endorsing Democratic candidates, and their recent endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris for president comes as no surprise. The editorial board’s scathing criticism of former President Donald Trump paints a stark contrast in their portrayal of the two candidates. They depict Trump as unworthy and unfit to serve as president, leaving no room for doubt in their assertion that Harris is the only patriotic choice for the country.
While it is important to acknowledge that Harris has not detailed all of her plans as much as voters would like, the clear dangers of a second Trump presidency outweigh any concerns about the specificity of her policies.… Continue reading
It’s hardly breaking news that the New York Times editorial board has finally come out and declared Trump ‘unfit to lead.’ For many of us, this has been evident for years. The failed businessman turned reality TV star has shown time and time again that he lacks the basic qualifications and moral compass needed to lead a country as powerful and diverse as the United States. The fact that this revelation comes just ahead of the Republican convention, where Trump will once again be crowned the party’s choice for president, adds salt to the wound.
But let’s not forget the other side of the coin.… Continue reading
Despite What You’ve Read In the New York Times, Trump Actually Looks Terrible
I’ve always thought that Donald Trump looks pretty terrible. I mean, just take a moment to really look at him. It’s quite obvious, even to those not blinded by cult-like worship, that he is not the picture of health and vitality that some people try to make him out to be.
Let’s start with his physical appearance. The original article that this piece is criticizing describes Trump’s entrance at rallies as a display of stamina. But let’s be real here, his awkward dance moves and double hand job gestures hardly qualify as dancing.… Continue reading
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Despite What You’ve Read In the New York Times, Trump Actually Looks Terrible
Despite What You’ve Read In the New York Times, Trump Actually Looks Terrible
I’ve always thought that Donald Trump looks pretty terrible. I mean, just take a moment to really look at him. It’s quite obvious, even to those not blinded by cult-like worship, that he is not the picture of health and vitality that some people try to make him out to be.
Let’s start with his physical appearance. The original article that this piece is criticizing describes Trump’s entrance at rallies as a display of stamina. But let’s be real here, his awkward dance moves and double hand job gestures hardly qualify as dancing.… Continue reading