In the age of Trump, journalists have been repeatedly called out by the commander-in-chief as "fake news." After a barrage of corrections or full retractions on "breaking news" stories covering everything from the Russia investigation, smearing high school boys and border security, many in the media have roundly earned the label.
But the leftist "defenders of Democracy," who parade under the guise of journalists, seem to only want First Amendment protections for themselves. After all, to them conservative media doesn't count and they believe anything critical of journalists who let their leftist bias get in the way of the facts should be condemned.
The latest example of this came through a t-shirt being sold at Bloomingdale's.
Bloomingdale's Apologizes Over 'Fake News' T-Shirt, Pulls It From Stores https://t.co/G56gMv0Jzh pic.twitter.com/iFMzIdMbp2
— TheWrap (@TheWrap) February 12, 2019
But the t-shirt is no longer being available at the retail giant. Why? A journalist demanded it be taken off the shelves.
You can tell journalists are very concerned at the erosion of our First Amendment when they band together to get a T-Shirt banned. https://t.co/akafK8Phnj
— Stephen Miller (@redsteeze) February 12, 2019
The customer who flagged it was a journalist.
— Seung Min Kim (@seungminkim) February 12, 2019
4 journalists retweet a false tweet that it wasn’t a journalist who flagged the Bloomingdales T-shirt. God what an absolutely broken industry. pic.twitter.com/szcDnugeES
— Stephen Miller (@redsteeze) February 12, 2019
“The shirt was first identified by Allison Kaden, a journalist at New York City’s CW affiliate PIX11, “.
— Stephen Miller (@redsteeze) February 12, 2019
The customer was a journalist. https://t.co/BdBLHvuj5e
"Democracy dies in darkness..." or something.
