For conservatives, Stelter represented a partisan and liberal viewpoint that journalism must be dedicated to the urgent task of ruining Trump as aggressively as possible, and then suggested that any Trump voters who decried this dramatic tilt in the media were part of a "hate movement" against journalism.
Stelter was naive or shameless enough to claim journalists were "not anti-Trump," but "pro-truth." When Kellyanne Conway referred to his side of the aisle, Stelter acted offended: "I don't have a side of the aisle." That's preposterous.
Who will be next? Jim Acosta should check his e-mail often. Enjoy the podcast below, or wherever you listen to podcasts.
