1. Chris Cillizza, who once said journalists don't root for a side, is very upset at members of his profession. Why? They all gave an audience to Michael Cohen, President Trump's former attorney, who had a pretty high-profile falling out with his former client. It seems that's all water under the bridge now, and Cohen and President Trump have reconciled.

Now Cillizza is upset that other journalists platformed Cohen simply because he would "bash Trump."

Gee, it's not like the media have never done that before. Except with Michael Avenatti, Stormy Daniels, and anyone else who publicly criticizes President Trump. It's a pattern on the TDS-afflicted Left, and they have no intention of breaking it anytime soon.

Cillizza was absolutely bodied for this.

We thought journalists didn't root for a side, but we all know that they do.

Cillizza will declare that he's not on a side.

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But here's the real coup de grace — Cillizza himself platformed Cohen in 2019 when Cillizza was working with CNN.

Whoops. Looks like Cillizza forgot this little tidbit of information. Would have been helpful before he made a fool of himself again on X. It would be lovely if journalists didn't root for a side but provided fair, balanced, and objective reporting on issues regardless of the politics involved.