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The shameful manner seen from many in the media in response to President Donald Trump testing positive for COVID-19 will be remembered by the American people for a very long time.
Much like the despicable treatment of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh by the party proved to be a gamechanger, the media’s treatment of the president while he is hospitalized at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center will resonate for years.
The liberal media has been consumed with denigrating Trump for the better part of four years, but with the election now just 30 days away, they have taken it to another level.
Clouded by their hatred of this president, reporters rush to find fault in every action taken by Trump and his administration, even though White House physician Dr. Sean Conley stressed Saturday that while he “continues to do well,” the commander in chief is “not out of the woods yet.”
Even a simple photo of the president is subject to intense scrutiny.
On Saturday, the White House released a couple of photos of Trump working in the presidential suite at Walter Reed, which supports a statement made by Conley.
“He spent most of the afternoon conducting business, and has been up and moving about the medical suite without difficulty,” the president’s physician said.
The election-minded media has been working hard to convince the American people that Trump is doing far worse than advertised, and journalist Andrew Feinberg was quick to respond to the photos to question if Trump is actually working.
NEW: The White House has released these photos which purport to show @realDonaldTrump “at work” at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. pic.twitter.com/vSRcH7o2Hq
— Andrew Feinberg (@AndrewFeinberg) October 4, 2020
While rational Americans understand the images are pretty much a photo op to help reassure a worried nation — outside of the hate-filled left — that Trump is doing well, the stick-in-the-mud media will have none of that.
At the very least, Feinberg is attempting to portray the White House as deceptive and dishonest, as proudly shares his scoop” that Trump “appears to be signing his name to a blank sheet of paper.”
ZOOM: @realDonaldTrump appears to be signing his name to a blank sheet of paper in this photo. pic.twitter.com/xlNX24CXn4
— Andrew Feinberg (@AndrewFeinberg) October 4, 2020
Of course, there is not enough clarity in the photo to prove that the paper is blank, but that’s mere details.
Putting his investigative skills on further display, the sleuth reporter pointed out that in an earlier video the president also had a piece of paper in front of him. And because that piece of paper was also white, he deduced that it was the same piece of paper!
Here’s what appears to be the same blank sheet of paper in a screen grab from the video of @realDonaldTrump released by the White House earlier today. pic.twitter.com/GBOzvFxXek
— Andrew Feinberg (@AndrewFeinberg) October 4, 2020
Why this man is wasting his talents as a journalist when he could be solving major crimes is a mystery to all.
Feinberg also claimed a video message put out Saturday night by the president had been edited to “remove coughs.”
The White House is editing video to remove coughs. https://t.co/L4xo4wFFrR
— Andrew Feinberg (@AndrewFeinberg) October 4, 2020
Not to be outdone, former CNN editor Jon Ostrower weighed in to point out that the two photos were taken 10 minutes apart.
The photos released by the WH tonight of the president working at Walter Reed were taken 10 minutes apart at 5:25:59 pm and 5:35:40 pm ET Saturday, according to the EXIF data embedded in both @AP wire postings that were shared by the White House this evening. pic.twitter.com/EzeqIkGdf7
— Jon Ostrower (@jonostrower) October 4, 2020
Apparently, it didn’t occur to the crack detective that the president could have gotten up from one location and moved to another, and either put on or take off his jacket in 10 minutes’ time.
No, there must be something sinister here.
The insanity prompted a wave of responses online, with Trump-hating social media users questioning whether the photos were even real and why he wasn’t on an IV.
Here are a few responses to the sad display from Twitter:
You’re analyzing photos taken from 15 feet away and you’re asking us to take you seriously?
— Area Man (@Kloss1) October 4, 2020
😂😂😂😂😂
Awwww “reporter” has the sads our President works harder with ‘Rona than Biden does without it.
— BGH – Text TRUMP to 88022 (@KissMyCamo) October 4, 2020
A President used props for a photo op?? This has never happened before!! Have @SpeakerPelosi convene another impeachment farce!!
I am personally nominating you for a Pulitzer for this amazing “journalism”!!! pic.twitter.com/QWZ7cjbhxe
— Jeff McIrish (Troll, Bot and Russian Asset) (@JeffMcIrish) October 4, 2020
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The longest-tenured writer at BizPac Review, Tom grew up in Maryland before moving to Central Florida as a young teen. It is in the Sunshine State that he honed both his passion for politics and his writing skills.
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