Nolte: Pew Survey Reveals ‘Journalists’ Are Out-of-Touch Snobs

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The far-left Pew Research Center polled 11,889 working “journalists” and uncovered what we already know: most “journalists” are elitist, insufferable, out-of-touch snobs.

Here are just a few of the key findings…

  • Fifty-five percent of “journalists” do not believe both sides of an issue or debate deserve equal coverage (only 22 percent of the public agrees).
  • Sixty-seven percent of “journalists” believe they are “covering the most important stories of the day” (only 41 percent of the public agrees).
  • Sixty-five percent of “journalists” say they are reporting the news accurately (only 35 percent of the public agree).
  • Fifty-two percent of “journalists” say they serve as a watchdog over elected leaders (only 29 percent of the public agree).
  • Seventy-one percent of “journalists” believe fake news is a “major problem” (only 50 percent of the public agrees).
  • Eighty-three percent believe the public trusts their news outlet. Lol.
  • Forty-three percent of “journalists” say they manage and correct misinformation (only 25 percent of the public agrees).
  • Forty-six percent of “journalists” say they feel “very” connected to their audience (only 25 percent of the public feels “very connected to the news media).
  • Seventy-five percent of “journalists” think it’s a “major problem” when people get their news from like-minded outlets (only 39 percent of the public agree).

Journalism used to be a working-class job. Now it’s an elite profession staffed by social climbers concerned only with status within their professions, and that “status” game has been rigged to where you have to become part of the left-wing collective to obtain and keep your status.

Just look at how the collective has ruined people like Jake Tapper and Joe Scarborough.

NEW YORK, NY - JUNE 20: CNN Anchor Jake Tapper speaks at the Museum of the Moving Image honoring Netflix Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos and Seth Meyers at St. Regis Hotel on June 20, 2016 in New York City. (Photo by Nicholas Hunt/Getty Images)

File/Jake Tapper at the Museum of the Moving Image honoring Netflix Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos and Seth Meyers at St. Regis Hotel on June 20, 2016 in New York City. (Nicholas Hunt/Getty)

Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough attend the 2021 Forbes x Know Your Value 50 Over 50 Summit on December 15, 2021 in New York City. (Taylor Hill/WireImage/Getty)

They chose status over truth and fairness, and now they’re but laughingstocks—but only in the eyes of the public. Yet, within the media collective, they are heroes!

The whole game of journalism has been corrupted to enforce conformity in pushing a fascist, left-wing agenda.

But I’m telling you, this glass is more than half full…

This bubbled arrogance and snobbery; the lies, the conspiracy theories, the spreading of violence… The corporate media are killing themselves, imploding, wiping out their credibility and, with it, their moral authority, which undermines their ability to sway public opinion.

They might all be rich and famous and consider themselves fabulous, but the thing they desire most is gone—their influence.

All the media do now is talk to one another and try to impress one another. Meanwhile, it is New Media driving the conversation and narrative.

While the “journalists” dry hump the mostly-peaceful U.S. Capitol protest, gun-grabbing, global warming (which is a hoax), and a bunch of other issues the public doesn’t care about, New Media is all over inflation, gas prices, the open border crisis, Joe Biden’s senility, undermining the military with gay propaganda, and the explosion of violent crime.

Let the smug and arrogant “journalists” have their velvet bubble. Good riddance, I say…

New Media can take it from here…

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