Reshaped By Trump, Our Institutions Will Hobble Into The Biden Era – The Federalist

On this episode of The Federalist Radio Hour, Seattle talk show host Jason Rantz joins Culture Editor Emily Jashinsky and Senior Editor Chris Bedford to discuss outgoing President Donald Trump, incoming President Joe Biden, and how American institutions will handle the transition.

One of the biggest shifts following Bidens inauguration, Rantz said, will be the corporate medias coverage and role in promoting Bidens agenda.

If they go back to how theyre supposed to do their jobs, then I think well all be better for it, Rantz said. And we will point to the last four years as an embarrassing blip in the world of national and local media. And thats frankly for both sides, both right and left. There were a lot of people on the conservative side who leaned in so hard to President Trump. They built their brands on him being president. If he goes dark, youre going to impact a lot of the conservative media outlets that relied on that for content.

While the Republicans face their own obstacles following the election losses in the Senate and presidency, the Democratic party, Rantz warned, will also have to find its grounding during the Biden administration as the progressive rifts and splits will be highlighted.

They lost a whole bunch of seats because, I think, veering so far to the left on some of these cultural issues and the way we talk about businesses, small businesses and big businesses, is just a turnoff, and so I dont understand the strategycoming from the Democratic Party right now, Rantz said.

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Reshaped By Trump, Our Institutions Will Hobble Into The Biden Era - The Federalist