Staff Reports
Every year, the elite gather at the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner, an event that has devolved into a self-congratulatory liberal fest. It’s a gathering where mainstream journalists conveniently forget their role in shielding Joe Biden from the public’s scrutiny. Their echo chamber knows no bounds, apparently. While the real story has been Biden’s decline, they spend their time celebrating their own imaginary heroics.
Isn’t it fascinating how this crowd, which professes to represent truth, selects the most mundane image of the year as its pinnacle of journalistic brilliance? When given the chance to spotlight resilience and greatness, they opted instead for an unremarkable image of a stumbling, confused Joe Biden. This choice speaks volumes about their disdain for anyone who challenges their narrative. Why uplift a genuinely historic moment involving Donald Trump when you can praise mediocrity instead?
Trump’s iconic photo—the one where he courageously rises after an assassination attempt—deserved the attention and honor. It’s a testament to America’s indomitable spirit, something these progressive journalists seemingly despise. While a powerful image of tenacity was ignored, they choose to highlight a photo of Biden, symbolizing weakness and indecision. The mainstream’s anti-Trump, anti-conservative bias is not just alive and well; it’s thriving within this insular enclave of elitists.
Left: photo of the year, according to the White House Correspondents’ Association.
Right: photo of the year , according to anyone with a functioning brain cell. pic.twitter.com/jjnp8vLnAi
— Legal Phil (@Legal_Fil) April 28, 2025
For those who reward excellence, give credit where it’s due. A snapshot of Elon Musk joyfully bounding at a Trump rally was given more merit than a historic capture of bravery. This is how they attempt to rewrite history, diluting the impactful with the irrelevant, the extraordinary with the mundane. It’s hypocrisy, plain and simple.
In their fevered rush to ignore Trump’s achievements and resilience, the media continues to amplify exactly what they wish to suppress. But time will not forget Trump’s moment, no matter how much the mainstream tries. It becomes ever clearer: trusting these media elitists is as foolish as expecting liberal policies to improve American prosperity. When they reveal their true colors, pushing their agenda, one must ask—who will hold them accountable?
