Besides partisan Democrats, among the United States election’s biggest losers is what is commonly called — inaccurately — “mainstream media.” Accustomed to acting as information gatekeepers and setting the “acceptable” range of discussions, journalists woke up on Nov. 6 to discover that years of eroding credibility had culminated in what they feared the most: irrelevance in the eyes of many Americans.

By siding with the Democrats in the U.S. election, national networks and major newspapers gave up their dominance of the industry{ai:summary}<p>The recent U.S. elections have highlighted the declining influence of mainstream media, which is often seen as a gatekeeper of information. Many Americans now view these journalists with skepticism, leading to a significant loss of credibility and relevance for the media industry.</p><p>This shift reflects a growing disconnect between traditional media narratives and public perception, signaling a challenging future for journalism as it struggles to regain trust. #politics</p>

J.D. Tuccille: Americans flee the mainstream media and its biased election coverage

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