CNN’s Trump Town Hall was a product of their anti-American agenda.

Donald Trump vs. Enemy of the People Media: The Ultimate Showdown

Forget the Republican presidential primary, this is a battle royale between Donald Trump and the media. The recent CNN “town hall” proved just that. Journalists and Democrats were left stewing as Trump didn’t collapse under relentless pestering from the moderator, and the live audience, made up of Republicans who don’t spend every waking moment in a spitting rage, actually seemed to enjoy themselves.

The Media’s Impossible Job

But the media has made their own jobs impossible. They claim to be purveyors of information, dispassionately documenting current affairs, yet they openly oppose Trump’s candidacy. Both can’t be true. It’s either one or the other. And we know which one they’re truly committed to.

The problem isn’t Kaitlan Collins, the CNN chihuahua who facilitated audience questions, or even CNN itself. The problem is that the media, including CNN, have created an existential fight to preserve their high place in the ossified power structure of Washington. And for seven years, Trump and his supporters have threatened it. A second term for him will only further erode it.

The Media’s Self-Generated Problem

The media’s self-generated problem is that they continue to insist on their dispassionate role while openly opposing Trump’s candidacy. They can’t have it both ways. And the moaning and complaining over every live Trump event will only grow more hysterical. That’s assuming the media will even dare to host them anymore.

What Would a “Win” Have Looked Like?

The media’s disappointment with the entire event raises the question: what would a “win” have looked like for Collins and CNN? And why was it her job to “battle” either the candidate or the audience? The answer is simple: the media no longer sees elections as choices for voters, but as existential fights to preserve their power structure in Washington.

The Ultimate Showdown Continues

So, the ultimate showdown between Donald Trump and the media continues. And while the media may have made their own jobs impossible, they won’t go down without a fight. The question is, who will come out on top?