[ALERT] Washington Post Framing Trump to be ‘Self-Obsessed’

The Washington Post is framing President Trump to be self-obsessed.

The way you ‘frame’ a person to be something is to compare them to a more ‘perfect’ model or should we say, the politically correct model. Political correctness is the disease that seeks to paralyze a person’s natural expression, or character, for lack of better-words.

From this past year we have all learned that political correctness is pushed by the extreme elite left and the mainstream-media embraced this same group.

Trump was elected because he is very relatable in many ways. He speaks off the top, he expresses himself naturally and rarely puts on a politically correct show.

Notice below how the Washington Post picks apart Trump’s interview:

“The lengthy interview, which aired late Wednesday night, provided a glimpse of the president and his state-of-mind on his fifth full day in office. It revealed a man who is obsessed with his own popularity and eager to provide evidence of his likability, even if that information doesn’t match reality.”

“Four times, the president referred to himself in the third-person.”

“The interview revealed just how preoccupied Trump is with two variables that are gumming up his claim of being widely beloved: Losing the popular vote to Clinton and hosting an inauguration crowd that was smaller than in previous years.”

It is easy to frame a conversation, aka: interview, to be something it is not. It’s kinda like selling, pick out different parts, label it as something and share.

Using language to sell is obviously protected under the first amendment, but we are here warning you of the frame they are selling. Stay positive, pray for President Trump and the United States.