President Trump just finished another impassioned speech in Youngstown Ohio to a large crowd of voters and supporters. Not surprisingly, the Regressive media is already on the attack, and trying to tear apart and overanalyze everything he said.
No sooner than the President left the stage, and I was already hearing whining about him tweeting too much, and holding too many of these "campaign style rallies".
To this complaint, I say "Good for him!"
The sad, simple truth is, Donald Trump is never going to get fair treatment in the media. You can deny this all day long, but the facts don't lie. The man has already passed at least 43 pieces of legislation, saved hundreds of thousands of jobs, protected American interests, renegotiated trade agreements in our favor, and consistently lowered the number of illegal aliens sneaking into our country, to name a few things. It's all public record, but do you hear any of this in the mainstream media?
Of course not.
In fact, spend any hour you choose watching CNN, MSNBC or even ABC, and you'll get at least fifty minutes of the latest nothing-burger on the Russian witch hunt.
So, the President has to resort to Twitter and rallies to get his message and his side of the story to the American people.
Personally, I find his rallies a refreshing change of pace. It humanizes him, and gives a sense of returning the Presidency back to the people, rather ruling on high like some ivory-tower elitist (read: Barack Hussein Obama).
Donald Trump is just fulfilling what his predecessor promised (and blatantly lied about)... transparency. He's taking his agenda straight to the people.
Granted, some of his tweets are juvenile, and he lets the mouthpieces in the bogus media goad him more than I would like. But, at least he's on the record as actually trying to push his agenda forward. He's not just making empty promises, and expecting Congress to do the work, or pretending to be a dictator and doing everything through executive order.
Maybe, if we could get the RINOS and Democrats to pull their heads out of their collective backsides, and actually do their jobs, we can make America great again.
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