Legacy media ‘journalists’ exist to either not report what’s happening or to ‘report’ it with language that hides or downplays what did happen. This only goes one way politically. So on Tuesday, while NYC Comptroller Brad Lander was obstructing ICE, a <em>New York Times</em> ‘journo’ jumped to his defense with some silly wordplay.

We’ve seen similar instances of ‘journalists’ crafting deceptive phrases, for example, using ‘undocumented citizens’ instead of ‘illegal aliens.’

It’s all to lend credence to yet another one of their Democrat Party’s staged stunts.

Commenters jokingly say they’re going to use the <em>NYT’s</em> Democrat-friendly euphemisms in their daily lives.

Yes, laugh at any ‘journalist’ who does this for their fellow Democrats. When they get fired or laid off, you can celebrate as they are steered and escorted out the door.

 {ai:summary}<p>Critics argue that legacy media, particularly the New York Times, employs euphemistic language to downplay the actions of political figures, especially when it comes to issues surrounding illegal immigration. Recent instances include the Times' portrayal of NYC Comptroller Brad Lander's obstruction of ICE as merely "steering" or "escorting" individuals.</p><p>This trend has led to public mockery, with social media users repurposing the Times' terminology to highlight perceived absurdities in their reporting. Commenters have humorously suggested using similar language in everyday situations, indicating a growing frustration with what they see as biased journalism. #illegals</p>

Steer & Escort: NYT Crafts Dem-Friendly Phrases to Downplay Brad Lander’s Obstruction of an ICE Arrest

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