Trump is on the verge of securing the GOP nomination, and biased media coverage is reminiscent of the 2016 election.

It seems that media’s coverage of Donald Trump is reminiscent of 2016.

The “smart set” is once again appalled by GOP voters and are horrified at the idea of Trump’s victory.

The New York Times has had a history of looking down on middle America, stating that the responsibility of Republican voters is to nominate a candidate fit for presidency and Trump is “manifestly unworthy”.

The Times, after apologizing for underestimating Trump’s appeal in 2016, is once again refusing to recognize his appeal as anything other than a mass movement of the ignorant.

CNN reported Trump’s historic victory margin in Iowa despite his “leaving office in disgrace”. Commentators like Chris Wallace have lamented Trump supporters’ “willful denial of reality” and referred to them as a “cult”.

The media’s fear of Trump winning has led to biased coverage and false narratives about his appeal.

The next test is for Nikki Haley and Ron DeSantis to continue on and compete with Trump in the upcoming primaries in New Hampshire.

The intense hatred for Trump by left-wing media continues to distort coverage of the campaign and the stakes for America, perpetuating wrong information and unfair accusations.

Most major media outlets refuse to make the connection between Biden’s failures and why Americans want Trump back in the White House, indicating a refusal to explore the real reasons for Trump’s appeal.

Trump supporters know the truth about the southern border situation and the biased coverage of it by leftist media.

There’s no mystery in any of this. There’s only a corrupt media that believe they know what is best for America and are entitled to pick the president. But Trump supporters are courageous enough to disagree, even if it means being shunned.