Media Bias: How Democrats and Republicans Differ in Their Views of Events [Videos]

The media bias in America is very real … and very unfair.

96% of all local and national media coverage of President Trump is slanted negatively.

92% of all local and national media coverage of conservative Republicans is slanted negatively.

84% of all local and national media coverage of Christians, pastors and churches is slanted negatively.

So, how do Democrats and those leaning toward socialism feel about the media?

38% of Democrats said the media impacts society in a positive way – according to Pew Research.

Only 10% of Republicans felt the media has a positive impact.

Here’s a recent example of how differently Democrats and Republicans viewed the same event – a White House meeting between congressional leaders and President Trump regarding his decision to bring our troops home from northern Syria.

The troop withdrawal received strong criticism from both Democrats and Republicans in the House of Representatives … so the president convened a meeting with the leaders to explain his decision and his foreign policy objectives and plans for the region going forward.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer stormed out of the meeting and accused the president of having a “meltdown.”

Republican leaders on the other hand said Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer were the ones who suffered the meltdown.

Why do you think the perceptions of Democrats and Republicans are so different?

Watch this account of the meeting by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other Democrats who walked out of the meeting (7 ½ minutes).

Watch this account of the meeting from House minority leader Steve Scalise (6 ¾ minutes).

Watch the 4-minute interview with Rich Noyes, Research Director of the Media Research Center.

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