CNN is facing a major image problem. Despite billing themselves as a middle-of-the-road “just the facts” news outlet, the company has spent the past several years attacking President Trump, spreading misinformation, and promoting a liberal agenda at every single turn. Now, CNN and the reporters who work there just can’t seem to wrap their heads around why so many conservative Americans don’t like them.
After being heckled at a recent Trump rally, CNN reporter Jim Acosta took time on camera to complain about the chorus of boos from the crowd, going on to say that he planned to continue providing the American people with “honest” reporting no matter how he was treated.
Any conservative who know’s about Jim Acosta’s treatment of President Trump, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, and other conservatives during press conferences, though, has no pity for the man. A chorus of boos at a conservative rally is a rather timid lesson that when you treat your opponents with disrespect all the while propping yourself up as an unbiased servant of the public, you can expect disrespect in return.
Perhaps more than anything, though, Jim Acosta is worried that he may end up out of a job given that CNN’s ratings have tanked ever since they went on the warpath against conservatism.
To see Jim Acosta’s self-righteous complaining as well as Mark Dice’s humorous commentary on the clip, be sure to check out the video below.
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