I think the NYT could change their angle and it still wouldn't gain readership in a lot of these areas - it's just written differently. No abbreviations, slang, etc., no photos of decapitated corpses on the highway, etc. I've seen/read dozens of newspapers of all sizes throughout the country, and I've heard people mock the Times for being 'impossible' to read, and I just don't think a shift more toward the right will change that perception. At least not before printed news completely disappears.The nyt announced they are re evaluating how they report, because they are so biased that half the country tunes them out, and the other half can't fathom how hillary lost, despite it being so obvious.
The dnc, hillary, and the media worked hand in hand to elect hillary. They threw the sanders campaign, ignored or downplayed hillarys crimes and scandals, and then the media did everything possible to demonize the rnc and prop up Hilary. They polled Americans,then changed the way they calculate the polling because Trump was winning. Then they predicted a landslide for Hillary in an attempt to delegitimize Trump.
Then come the elections. Trump was winning the entire night, he ran the wire, and damn near turned the entire country red.
States that clearly supported Obama, switched to Trump. Kinda kills the racist argument.
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I think that's largely true. Many held their nose as they voted for Hillary. I'd vote for her a hundred times before Trump, and I know a lot of Trump votes wefe cast with hesitation, but I think a lot more people happily voted Trump than Hillary.the story of this election was that Hillary had no support. Total votes casted were far less this year than four years ago. Neither candidate was liked, however, there was more passion for Trump.