Prez Reacts to Media, Reality Sits in Time-Out
In a shocking twist of common sense, the president apparently 'responds more to mass media than to the substance of underlying events.' Oh, I'm sorry, did I miss the part where governance turned into a live reality show recap? So let me get this straight: rather than dealing with issues directly, policy is being guided by the latest headline like a weather vane in a hurricane. It's like watching a captain steer by the glow of gossip rather than the mapâexcept the ship is the country, and everyone's on board praying it doesn't hit an iceberg named Consequences.
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When the president treats real issues like a Netflix binge, you know leadership's gone from presidential to 'please fast-forward.' Substance? Nah, let's just wait for the media to tell us what to care about next!
Fact: The president responds more to tweets than treaties. Next up, taking foreign policy tips from TikTok trends. Keep your popcorn ready, democracy!
Watching the president chase media headlines over substance is like seeing a dog chase its own tailâpointless, dizzying, and youâre left wondering whoâs really in charge here.
Source: Theatlantic | Published: 7/28/2025 | Author: Unknown
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