Trump Launches "Rapid Response 47" To Combat Corporate Media
It’s about time.
The best defense is a great offence; a truth that pundits such as Rush Limbaugh, Mark Levin, yours truly and so many others have been telling the Republican Party for decades. Instead, most Republicans flutily kept trying to make bought and paid for corporate media try to like them or even be fair to them. It was never going to happen and the old guys are never going to learn.
This is why so many of the old guard establishment Republicans have been swept away by voters as they made themselves irrelevant and behaved like controlled opposition.
The Five with Kayleigh McEnany had some good commentary calling out the completely dishonest fact checkers in so many corporate media newspapers:
It only stands to reason that Rapid Response’s first target is the Wall Street Journal.
The Wall Street Journal has consistently advocated for mass illegal migration, immigrants with H1b visas replacing American in tech service jobs, and allowing foreign countries to rip us off with tariffs and lopsided trade deals all while blasting anyone who wanted to fight back or even simply level the playing field with retaliatory sanctions as “protectionist.”
It is no secret that NAFTA was perhaps the worst trade deal the United States ever entered into. NAFTA along with GATT, most favored trade status with Canada and China and Mexico while they illegally kept our products out cost middle America countless millions of good jobs. Billionaire Ross Perot warned the world what was happening in 1992:
Republicans shut down Ross Perot and did nothing about it until President Trump replaced these corrupt deals with better ones such as MCUSA during his first term.
The Trump Administration has had enough of the Wall Street Journal. The economic damage WSJ has done to America can only be measured in the trillions.
This is the way. It is no secret how major companies and foreign countries have bought off our corporate press with donations and advertising. Rapid Response intends to hold them accountable.
It’s about time.