

Kamala Concedes & Media Blame Game | 11.7.24
Nov 7, 2024
Megan Basham, a culture reporter for the Daily Wire, dives into Kamala Harris's concession to Donald Trump and the media's reaction to the election outcomes. She discusses how legacy media clings to outdated narratives about Trump, despite his growing support. The conversation highlights the significant polling errors that misjudged Harris's performance, revealing shifts in voter sentiment across demographics. Basham also critiques the media's portrayal of the electoral landscape, exposing its impact on public perception and societal divides.
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Delayed Concession
- Kamala Harris waited to concede the election to Donald Trump, mirroring Hillary Clinton's 2016 response.
- Both candidates avoided addressing supporters directly on election night, sending campaign representatives instead.
Mixed Signals
- Harris's concession speech contained mixed messages, acknowledging defeat while criticizing Trump.
- Supporters booed at the mention of Trump's name, highlighting the contentious atmosphere.
Media's Narrative
- Legacy media outlets are framing Trump's victory negatively, citing racism and misogyny as reasons for his win.
- They're overlooking voters' concerns about inflation, crime, and immigration.