Donald Trump Viewpoints

Since announcing his candidacy for president, Trump has created an even bigger name for himself dominating the news. And since Trump had decided to skip the last Republican debate aired on Fox News a few weeks ago, Trump had sent a message to Fox News showing his dominance over any event. Fox News may be able to afford giving digs at Trump, but because it is a Republican based network Fox News could not afford and would see much rating loss if they made a decision to drop Trump. What Is A Trump Republican? Donald’s personal attack strategy a new frontier for GOP candidates, the headline of a story Fox News released describing about a Trump Republican an outsider. The article is not bashing Trump the entire time, but the interviews included talk about why Trump is not ready to be president. During a TV interview in February, Trump mentioned the Pope’s unbelief with the danger the United States has with Mexico. Instantly, the news broke. CNN released a story headlined Really, Donald Trump? A Fight With The Pope? Fox News released a story shortly after headlining Trump: Pope will wish I was president when ISIS hits Vatican. Both news networks focus the story on the interview with Trump, but both in different ways are attacking Trump, portraying him an evil man. CNN does this by correlating Trump bad

Overall, The Marist Poll, has a respectable reputation. It was founded in 1978, and is considered the “first college based research center to include undergraduates in conducting survey research” (Marist 2017). Accordingly, Marist College places a strong emphasis on academic led-research. Several news networks such as CNN, FOX, and NBC have cited The Marist Poll in their articles. Additionally, FiveThirtyEight has given Marist College polling an “A” grade for its accuracy (Nate Silver 538). Marist does not have a history of partisan or ideological bias. However, as with any polling entity, their results should be analyzed assiduously.

In New Hampshire in 2016, President Trump said in regards to the news media that "They're scum. They're horrible people. They are so illegitimate.” Having been quoted multiple times referring to the journalists and reporters in a similarly negative manner, President Trump apparently has diminished the nation’s trust in the press. The Trump administration is also notorious for barring certain news organizations, from access to events. In response to blocking prominent news organizations, including CNN and The New York Times, from attending a question and answer session with Press Secretary Sean Spicer, NPR wrote that “the relationship between the Trump administration and the news media has taken another step backwards.” By excluding typically adversary news organizations and including typically supportive news organizations, some argue that the Trump administration is inhibiting freedom of the press and prohibiting the truthful spread of information. On the other hand, it can be argued that adversary news organizations may distort events and quotes, causing unnecessary confusion and misguided

Their website had a lot going on and many article choices. Unlike Fox News, CNN shows Bernie Sanders’ full quotes and not just one word. This particular article really showed the good that is Bernie Sanders’ when they quoted “They want to make this personal, I choose not to do that.” ("Bernie Sanders Won't Hit Clinton on 'damn Emails' - CNNPolitics.com." CNN. Cable News Network, n.d. Web. 15 Nov. 2015.) CNN showed the good of Sanders and did not use words that would make people not want to vote for him. When you search for Bernie Sanders on CNN’s website a lot of legitimate articles are

This article is about the presidential nominee Donald Trump, the writer talks about the nominee's view about certain races and religions and his formal life as a billionaire, corporate owner and reality tv star

It was barely a month ago that President Donald Trump took the stage for his unhinged, batshit press conference, after which he sent out a totally unbiased “media survey.” Questions included the even-handed “On which issues does the mainstream media do the worst job of representing Republicans?” and “Do you believe that the media has been far too quick to spread false stories about our movement?” It was, as we pointed out at the time, merely an opportunity for Trump to stack some numbers in his favor and rally his base following a disastrous press event. It was also, as we reported later, the sort of thing he could monetize no matter what, as mailing lists are worth money even if they’re full of fake

In the article “Trump basically calls Mexican rapist again” by CNN Politics, CNN accuses Trump of calling Mexicans rapist. Where if you watch the video “Donald Trump doubles down on calling Mexicans rapist” it is so clearly that all Donald Trump is saying is that Mexicans are not bringing over their finest citizens. Some are good people I am sure, but overall, we cannot have undocumented people come to America that we know nothing about. With all the terrorism that has happened in the past few years, shouldn’t we as Americans have the right to know, who is living in our own neighborhoods? According to the Article “How to Spot Fake News” one of the ways is bias. And with the constant rivalry between CNN and FOX news, I would say that most of stuff people read already has a predetermined outcome due to their political

It's common knowledge that Donald Trump is controversial. He often gets attention for saying outrageous things. His latest comments about immigrants seem to have pushed the envelope too far. NBC has cut ties with him. His comments centered on Mexican immigrants. He referred to them as mainly drug dealers, and rapists. While going on to say that some were probably good people, but most were not. This caused a huge backlash against him.

Trump continues to embolden rather than chastise his base by demonizing immigrants and refugees. His exaggeration of these numbers and persistence in using them even after they have been proven false is a tactic to mobilize support for strict immigration by instilling fear in Americans and saying that they are bad people and that they are the enemy. His election led to cheers of build the wall at his ____ and reports of immigrants and Americans of foreign descent being told to “go home” soared.

When Americans attempt to find the truth in the media, it is important Americans realize what bias each individual media platform has. In the beginning of television, there were only 3 major news channels. These news networks were: ABC, CBS, and NBC; also known as “Mainstream Media”. The mainstream media held views that aligned with American liberals and seemed to always side with this group and were the only news stations for Americans to view. Ultimately, since these were the only news outlets available, whatever views these news stations presented to its watchers, were the only opinions that the majority of Americans held. However, as time went on cable television was created and gave Americans additional news networks. In 1980, CNN debuted

Everyone has their own opinions on Trump, and his future presidency. Some may be excited and optimistic, but many are looking at the situation in a negative light. Many of those who are looking at the situation in a pessimistic light, are minorities; the reason they are looking at his presidency negatively, because, he has made so many racist, towards any types of immigrants and minorities present in this country that is supposed to be “Land of the Free”.

One of the famous incidents suggesting such bias is when Donald Trump, candidate for the 2016 presidential elections in the US, accused FOX News anchor Megyn Kelly of treating him unfairly. Through social media, Trump expressed his resentment and bitterness by advocating the idea of boycotting the network. Another prominent incident that showcased the network’s discrimination is what happened back in the years between 1996 and 2000 when researchers inferred that the introduction of FOX had a significant effect on the vote share in Presidential elections. FOX news convinced a large percentage of its viewers to vote Republican. According to researchers, if FOX news was cut off or removed during that time the average republican vote share would simply

It has been a week since Donald Trump was made president-elect. When I woke up and saw the news, I could barely comprehend what had just happened to our country. It felt like living a nightmare. I had never actually considered the possibility that he would win. I was immediately terrified. Trump stands for a number of opinions that would directly affect me and my rights as a citizen of America. While a number of these would be impossible to actually implement, such as his desire to repeal same-sex marriage, which would require a new case brought to the supreme court with new evidence, the idea that the president of my country believes in policies that infringe on my existence is terrifying.

I feel like I can mostly trust this poll. The poll was done by two companies, so to me that reduces the chance of an extreme bias. I think of the New York Times as a

The article on the outbreak comes from a leading source of new media in the United States. CNN has achieved a reputation for reliability that hinges significantly on its leading position in cable news media and the degree to which Americans and international viewers rely on the source for news. According to Pendlebury (2010), CNN is ranked in a recent 60 Minutes and Vanity Fair to be the most trustworthy cable news source according to respondents. However, while this conveys the impression that CNN is a reliable source for news, it is not without its clear constituencies. To this end, Fox News ranked a close second in the same readers' poll, demonstrating that political affiliation played a significant part in one's perception of