The Market Has Spoken: America Has Too Many Journalists

The latest jobs report shows that journalists are still being fired by real companies, which have been hiring real workers to do real work.

What happened?U.S. employers added nearly half a billion jobs last month. This highlights the importance of what the New York Times Call it The labor market “extraordinary vibrancy” Technology and media companies are currently laying off thousands of workers.

Why it is important: The robust job growth suggests that when it comes to the American economy, most journalists are superfluous chaff. Market has spoken: Less journalists equals more jobs for real workers.

BackgroundThe Washington PostSince November, the publication owned by Jeff Bezos, ‘The Observer,’ has fired many journalists. The newspaper’s employee union condemned the layoffs. “unacceptable” During a “time of continued growth and expansion.” (Fact Check: The Post Half a Million Dollars Lost Subscribers A decline of approximately 20 percent has occurred since President Joe Biden was elected.

Many media outlets struggle to survive in the post Donald Trump era. Mainstream journalists and readers don’t care about the election of a Democratic President. Responsible. CNN fired hundreds Vox Media also did the same in January, citing the poor “economic climate.”

Friday’s jobs report shows that the economic climate is quite favorable for companies looking to hire real workers for real jobs.

Bottom line: Trump was the then-president in 2017. predicted Mainstream media outlets “will tank if I’m not there.” He was right.