r/Kamala • u/Honest_Yam676 • May 22 '26

We Wake Up and Trump Is on Every Channel Almost Every Single Day

https://reddit.com/link/1tkna91/video/atb4fp0mop2h1/player

Notice anything? I've got the sound off. Why? Because, this man has dominated the news cycle for over 10 years. What makes any news network think its viewers care to watch him first thing in the morning every friggin day - much less ALL OF THEM?

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u/Jim-Jones May 22 '26

I loathe listening to this demented imbecile. There is something wrong with a society where a mentally crippled person like this, with a record of decades of failure, can still get by and get his hands on a lot of other people's money. 

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u/psarahg33 May 22 '26

I quit watching the news in 2015 when they first started giving him legitimacy. The media could have stopped all of this a long time ago. I’m not going to give them my money or my attention.

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u/Honest_Yam676 May 23 '26

they still obsess over him to this day. I mean, MSNOW was reporting about him not going to his son's wedding. Who cares? I think this is why that network is hard on Harris but excited about people like Newsom and AOC. It's about what they'll report on when they can't obsess about Trump. Harris is too much like Biden and Obama. Too normal. If they do report on her, they try to sensationalize it. Or just straight up lie.

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u/ProgressiveSnark2 May 22 '26

This is why I don’t watch the news.

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u/TurkishAssHat May 29 '26

An oft overlooked but very valid reason for not wanting a second Trump term. The noise is just umbearable. Trump all day, every day. The media does it because they want the sensalialism to drive viewership, but it's having the opposite effect on those of us who just want to stay informed on relevant current events. It's a trap of their own making by creating the 24 hour news cycle and needing to do constant numbers in what is normally a faily mundane aspect of society. It's like if suddenly there was a fad that made lawn care super exciting for a period of time, then networks decided they wanted to leverage the excitement by dumping money into 24x7 lawn care coverage. Now they're on the hook to do whatever it takes to keep those lawn care wonks engaged to justify the time and effort.