As America begins to breathe free again under the renewed leadership of President Trump, the mainstream media is doing what it does best: throwing mud and hoping it sticks.

It took less than a news cycle for the usual suspects—CNN, MSNBC, The New York Times, and the rest of the echo chamber—to crank up the smear machine. Their latest obsession? Undermining the new administration at every turn. And this time, it’s not just the President they’re after. It’s anyone bold enough to stand by him.

Take Karoline Leavitt, the new White House Press Secretary. She’s a straight-shooting mother of three, a former small business owner, and a fierce advocate for America First. Naturally, the press labeled her “anti-science” because she dared to suggest that parents, not the state, should have a say in their children’s education.

Or look at Kash Patel, recently appointed head of the FBI. His crime? Wanting to restore integrity to an agency long weaponized by the deep state. And for that, he’s been called everything from a “radical loyalist” to a “threat to democracy.” Classic projection.

And let’s not forget Robert F. Kennedy Jr.—a man with a storied name and an independent spine. The media loves to slap the “anti-science” label on him too, simply because he’s asked uncomfortable questions about vaccine safety and Big Pharma’s unchecked power. But here’s the part they leave out: RFK Jr. isn’t trying to spread fear—he’s trying to save lives. He’s spent decades fighting for clean water, public health, and medical transparency. But in today’s media climate, if you challenge corporate interests or suggest that maybe—just maybe—government agencies aren’t infallible, you’re branded a heretic. Truth is, he’s not anti-science. He’s pro-accountability. And that makes him dangerous to a system built on silence and obedience.

But here’s the truth the media doesn’t want you to hear: they’re not the gatekeepers anymore. Anyone with a phone, a camera, and a spine can now be a journalist. You don’t need a press badge to uncover the truth. You just need the courage to say, “No, I won’t be gaslit.”

The monopoly is broken. The power is shifting. We are all watchdogs now—citizen reporters, digital town criers, sentinels for truth in an age of lies.

And that’s why this piece isn’t coming to you on glossy paper with corporate ads, but right here—on a site built with passion, principle, and a decent cup of diner coffee.

After all, if truth were really dead, the mainstream media wouldn’t be so desperate to bury it every single day.