The Stephanopoulos Contract: A Clear Sign of Media Bias Against MAGA and America

The Stephanopoulos Contract: A Clear Sign of Media Bias Against MAGA and America

In an era where public trust in media is at an all-time low, the recent re-signing of George Stephanopoulos to a multi-year contract with ABC News is not just a business decision; it's a political statement. To those with an understanding of ABC News's anti-American, communist leanings, this move is a glaring testament to the network's disdain for Americans, particularly those who align with MAGA (Make America Great Again) principles.

George Stephanopoulos, a former Democratic advisor turned news anchor, has long been a figure of contention among MAGA supporters. His tenure at ABC News has been marked by numerous instances where his reporting, particularly on political issues, has been showing a clear left-leaning bias and, more importantly, backstopping the Marxist ideals the left is using to destroy the fabric of America. The most recent controversy involved a defamation lawsuit settled by ABC News and its parent company, Disney, for $16 million after Stephanopoulos inaccurately described former President Donald Trump as being found "liable for rape" during an interview. This mistake was not just a journalistic misstep but rather an echo of the network's vendetta against conservative figures, especially Trump and his supporters.

The decision to extend Stephanopoulos's contract, despite this costly legal debacle, sends a bold message, ABC stands behind the hate politics of the "retarded" Marxism that the left aspires to today. From the perspective of those who see ABC News operates with an agenda to destabilize traditional American values, this contract is not merely a reward for Stephanopoulos's journalistic work but a reaffirmation of ABC's commitment to its leftist ideology, namely, the "Retarded Marxism" that the left continues to aspire to.

By continuing to employ and financially reward Stephanopoulos, ABC is siding with narratives that are antithetical to many Americans' values, particularly those who voted for Trump. This action is seen as choosing ideological alignment over factual reporting.

The narrative pushed by Stephanopoulos and similar figures at ABC is painting MAGA supporters as the antagonist in America's cultural and political saga. Rewarding Stephanopoulos with a new contract is direct snub to these voters, suggesting that their views are unwelcome in the mainstream media landscape.

For those who view ABC and its operators as the communists they are, the renewal of Stephanopoulos's contract is part of a broader strategy to dismantle the American way of life. His continued presence is seen as a tool to propagate propaganda that attacks the nation's foundational principles, such as individual liberty, free enterprise, and national sovereignty.

This contract renewal is not isolated, but part of a pattern where media outlets favor left-leaning narratives. By supporting Stephanopoulos, ABC is not only showing its colors but also actively working against the democratic ethos by influencing public opinion in a manner that serves a political agenda rather than the public interest.

Furthermore, this decision by ABC comes at a time when media consumption is increasingly polarized, with viewers turning to sources that confirm their biases rather than seeking balanced news. By rewarding Stephanopoulos, ABC is doubling down on this trend, potentially alienating a significant portion of Americans whose perspectives are not just ignored but actively combated by the media.

ABC News as an anti-American, communist-influenced entity, the multi-year contract for George Stephanopoulos is emblematic of a broader media strategy that despises traditional American values and specifically targets MAGA supporters. This move is more than a mere employment contract but is a clear declaration of war against conservative America, further fueling the narrative of media bias and the cultural divide.