CNN’s Town Hall Recap: Trump Vs Old News

As Donald Trump took the stage at the CNN Town Hall last night, many eagerly anticipated a discourse concerning the future and a meaningful exchange between Trump and American voters. Regrettably, what unfolded was an onslaught of leftist criticism directed towards the former President, overshadowing the discussion on present-day pressing matters. While it may not have come as a surprise, given the media’s propensity to twist Trump’s words and devote extensive time to attacking him, one must ponder whether anyone truly expected a genuine opportunity for Trump to delve into the future and address voter inquiries without such biased interference.

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From beginning to end, the Town Hall predominantly fixated on the 2020 election, with CNN managing to interject various outdated questions within the limited one-hour timeframe. Moderated by CNN’s Kaitlan Collins, the event consistently steered Trump’s attention towards the 2020 election, January 6th, and the E. Jean Carroll case. Even when Trump attempted to change the subject and talk about the country’s southern border and Title 42, which is a current pressing topic many wanted to hear about, Collins brought the conversation back to 2020 in every attempt at getting Trump to admit the election wasn’t stolen.

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Following the conclusion of the Town Hall, CNN invited seven voters who expressed their support for Trump, encompassing both Republicans and Independents, to share their perspectives and opinions on the event. However, as expected, the discussion regarding the 2020 election persisted even further. Remarkably, all seven voters conveyed a similar sentiment, expressing their exhaustion with the continued emphasis on the 2020 election and urging the media to stop incessantly probing about it. In fact, a few of these participants candidly advised CNN’s National Correspondent, Gary Tuchman, that if the media truly desired to move on from the subject, they should not have repeatedly dwelled on the 2020 election. Perplexingly, CNN appears to possess an immense fixation on clinging to 2020 and pursuing Trump, to the extent that it almost appears to border on obsession.