This new narrative, seemingly adopted by Democrats and liberal commentators, comes as Vice President Kamala Harris prepares to contest against Trump and Vance, rather than Biden.
According to The Post Millennial, an analysis conducted by the Daily Caller News Foundation revealed that these two left-leaning media outlets referred to either Trump or Vance as "weird" more than 300 times in a single day this week. The term was first introduced as a talking point by Democratic Governor Tim Waltz of Minnesota during his appearance on Morning Joe.
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Ever since Vance was announced as Trump's Vice Presidential candidate, Democrats have been scrutinizing his past interviews. One particular comment by Vance, where he referred to many of the nation's leaders as "childless cat ladies" who were "miserable at their own lives," has been a focal point for Democrats. This has led to the Trump-Vance ticket being labeled as "weird."
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The Daily Caller reported that MSNBC used the term 179 times in various segments and clips featuring Trump or Vance. Even former Biden White House press secretary Jen Psaki employed the term during her show "Inside with Jen Psaki." The hosts of "Morning Joe" also used the term 32 times in their discussions about Trump or Vance.
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MSNBC host John Lemire stated, “You know, I think that my colleagues are pointing out the obvious. That the agenda, the way they talk to people, the way they address people, it is bizarre. It’s weird. It is weird.”
CNN was not far behind MSNBC, using the term "weird" 170 times in its Monday segments, according to the Caller. Representative Eric Swalwell (D-CA) remarked on CNN, “I don’t think Kamala Harris is going to pick anyone as weird and creepy as JD Vance."
This narrative, however, raises questions about the objectivity of these media outlets and their role in shaping public opinion. It also underscores the need for a more balanced and respectful discourse in the political arena.
