Republicans are about to get blown out in the midterm election, so the corporate media that nudged the electorate towards Donald Trump in 2024 is about to be proven very wrong.

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Trump’s return to the White House has not been the license to print money and profit driver that the big media corporations were hoping for, but the inherent bias of these corporations due to being overwhelmingly owned by people who donate to and support Trump, means that there is often an inclination to tilt the coverage toward the right no matter what the people in front of the camera may personally believe.

The biggest media companies in America have based their coverage on the inaccurate idea that the United States is a center-right nation, so when an election looks to be moving toward the left, they will look for stories that will give the right a chance, because election drama is very profitable for the media, and less drama means fewer viewers, which equals less money added to the corporate bottom line.

Even though the Republican Party under Donald Trump is a raging dumpster fire, it is Democrats who get hit with the division and drama narrative.

In Michigan, Hayley Stevens fed the media what they were looking for when she criticized Abdul El-Sayed for ads that he has nothing to do with, and tried to revive the Democratic Senate primary divisions in Michigan.

Kristen Welker pounced on Stevens’ comments, and they were her first question to Rep. Jamie Raskin on Meet The Press.