CRITICS SAY NARRATIVES IN ANTI-TRUMP MEDIA ELECTIONS ARE SHATTERED BY THE NEARBY RACE
“I think it’s a little closer than you expected,” Barnicle said. “Obviously, no matter who wins, whatever the end result, we now live in a country in search of an identity. “
Barnicle added that there are “a huge number of Americans” who obviously “don’t like to be told what to do, how to live, how to feel about things” and hate the media.
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“The task of america’s next president, whoever he is, is to review to see how we can get this nation,” Barnicle said. “The rupture in this countercontrol is incredibly wide. “
MSNBC political analyst Claire McCaskill insisted on patience and agreed with Barnicle’s key point.
“If Democrats leave this election with the presidency, it will be a turning point. It’s time to think about how we’re going with America, what we tell America,” McCaskill said.
“If it’s Donald Trump, he has a genuine Array challenge. . . if it’s Joe Biden, he was given a genuine challenge with that because he’s going to have Mitch McConnell to deal with,” he added.
“We can’t take it back on, just because we think Donald Trump is an atypical case in terms of what this country stands for, who it is and how it behaves, that it doesn’t link up with many Americans in a way that, frankly, for many of us, is hard to understand,” McCaskill continued. “But we have to do it because we have to bring this country to a combined country if we want to remain a superpower. “
Co-amphiron Willie Giest said then: “This is not a coincidence. We can officially say it now. Donald Trump is not an accident. It’s an atypical case. This is an aberration. Just take a look at the total votes. “
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Axios CEO Jim VandeHei joined the show and admitted that major media outlets had broken pre-election predictions.
“I think we all want to have a little humility, and a lot of other people in the bubbles want to realize that they don’t perceive America,” VandeHei admitted.
However, MSNBC’s morning show is not lacking in his own old Trump complaint, as John Heilemann called the president a “racist dictator in marijuana. “