Trace Gallagher, a political commentator known for his critical stance toward mainstream media, has launched a sharp critique of CNN’s coverage of President Trump. In a recent segment, Gallagher pointed out what he perceives as an obvious bias within the network, arguing that its coverage is more about reacting to Trump’s statements than providing balanced analysis.
Gallagher makes a distinction between what he calls ‘Trump Derangement Syndrome’ and simply saying dumb things. He claims that while Trump may occasionally make foolish remarks, CNN’s response is excessive and driven by a preconceived notion rather than objective criticism. This distinction, according to Gallagher, highlights a broader issue with the media’s approach to covering political figures, particularly those who challenge traditional narratives.
The comments come amid ongoing debates about media bias and the role of the press in shaping public opinion. Gallagher’s remarks are part of a larger discourse questioning whether certain outlets are disproportionately critical of specific political figures, a debate that continues to shape political discourse in the United States.