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The presidency of Donald J Trump has been nothing less than unordinary. So it is only fitting that his exit may not be as well. Donald Trump is up for reelection this year, and on the chance, he doe ... sn't win, there has been speculation on if he'll leave the white house gracefully. Nancy Pelosi made the statement “There is a process. It has nothing to do with if the certain occupant of the White House doesn’t feel like moving and has to be fumigated out of there because the presidency is the presidency,” Statements like these have never had to be made about a president before. News stations have conducted stories about this political issue while remaining unbiased. However, there are two notoriously biased news stations who have their own thoughts on the matter. CNN and Fox News are two news stations that are famous for being Anti And Pro Trump. CNN being anti and Fox News is pro. They report stories about the president in very different ways. One example is the speculation of his exit from the White House. CNN reported this, “Trump's not the kind of person to simply go quietly. What kinds of things could he do if he wanted to throw a cog into the machine of government?” As you can tell there is a clear bias in this statement. They make negative judgments about his character while also making assumptions about how dignified hell be if he loses the election. And while this is good entertainment for far-left members, it is not a good source of information. This type of news does not allow people to form their own opinions on social or political issues. It sways the opinion of people directing them to a certain way of thinking. These types of news stations may also leave some facts out to fit their narrative which misleads the watcher or reader leaving them uneducated about the topic. [Show More]

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