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Probably because we were more focused on the things that mattered. Like his attacks on our immigrant communities, the war crimes he was committing abroad, and his propping up of private healthcare.
No, we were more worried about the color of his suit... Well the news was.
Peanut the Squirrel, a popular OnlyFans account and local NY resident domesticated squirrel, who was euthanized a week before the election to test it for rabbies was wall-to-wall headline news on election day.
Jangle any set of keys loud enough and you can get the handful of remaining living DC journalists to stare in rapt fascination, because its easier and cheaper than doing any amount of meaningful long-form investigative journalism.
There's plenty of great journalists in DC. If you dont read them, thats your own fault
Name one
Ryan Grim
Fewer and fewer at the bigger outlets. They've been pivoting aggressively to AI.
Sure, why would you read corporate media?
If you choose to consume food from a trash can, you should be realistic about what you expect to be eating.
It's saturated the market. Very hard to miss.
Very few people choose to eat from the trash can. More often, they eat from the trash can because no other food is available.
But there's loads of great journalists