In recent weeks, JD Vance has schooled anchors, hosts, and reporters in basic facts about the economy, the law and other core topics, demonstrating how siloed they have become from ordinary Americans.
These journalists, operating in a bubble, have made themselves ignorant, missing key insights about voters' sentiments and concerns by failing to engage with communities outside their comfort zones.
Vance's approach—engaging with hostile media—is a refreshing change during a time when politicians tend to hide in safe spaces for maximum comfort.
The media has reached a historic low in trust, with only 31% of Americans expressing a fair amount of trust, indicative of a larger disconnection from the public.
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