This weekend the White House Correspondents Association's annual party was held, except there were some changes, according to ABC News:

There were in fact "comedians" there, except some of them call themselves "journalists."

One of them acknowledged that the media "missed" the story about Biden's decline (they didn't "miss" anything), and the WHCA president denied that the media is the "enemy of the people" or an "enemy of the state":

The Federalist's Mollie Hemingway dropped a few examples to show why those denials are total BS:

"Enemy of the people"? Yeah, that sounds about right.

Watching these people now try and pride themselves on "objectivity" is a joke.

They help spread lies and then give each other awards for doing so (bogus "reporting" about Russia collusion being just one example).&nbsp;

 {ai:summary}<p>The White House Correspondents Association's annual dinner took place without the president or a comedian, focusing instead on journalists and the First Amendment. WHCA President Eugene Daniels emphasized that journalists are not the "enemy of the people" or the state. </p><p>Critics, including The Federalist's Mollie Hemingway, argue that the media has failed to report on significant stories and has engaged in misleading narratives, calling the press a "propaganda press" that distorts truth for its own agenda. #politics</p>

Mollie Hemingway Explains for WHCA President Why the Propaganda Press IS an 'Enemy of the People'

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