Vance’s media exposure exposes the disconnect between the ‘elite’ and the real world.

Gallup’s recent survey on civic and political trust revealed that the media is currently the least trusted institution in America.

Only 31% of the respondents, marking a new historic low, expressed a great deal or fair amount of trust in the mass media, with independent voters at 27% and Republicans at just 12%.

Comparatively, in 2005, the overall trust in the media was at 50%, showing a significant decline.

In his interactions with mainstream media, JD Vance has been highlighting reasons for this lack of trust.

Vance has been educating anchors, hosts, and reporters on fundamental facts about the economy, law, and other essential subjects, revealing how disconnected they have become from ordinary Americans.

This disconnect has led the media to miss significant events, like Trump’s victory in 2016, due to their avoidance of engaging with voters in crucial states.

Vance, as Trump’s running mate, has been actively engaging with various media platforms, showcasing a level of confidence and conviction rarely seen in politicians today.

His interactions with reporters emphasize that he understands the real-world challenges faced by average Americans, unlike his media critics.

Despite attempts by media to portray Vance negatively, he stands his ground, maintaining a strong presence against their attempts to discredit him.

Vance’s approach to confronting misinformation with facts and a positive attitude sets him apart from traditional politicians.

By challenging media narratives that promote falsehoods or dismiss critical issues, Vance and Trump have found success in reaching a wider audience through social media platforms.

Ultimately, Vance’s decision to call out media bias and falsehoods may prove to be a strategic advantage for the GOP.

Joe Concha, author of “Progressively Worse: Why Today’s Democrats Ain’t Your Daddy’s Donkeys,” analyzes the evolving relationship between politics and the media, highlighting the importance of holding the media accountable for their reporting.