If Hillary Clinton becomes presidents of the United States tonight, God forbid, she'll have one

force to thank above all others, the love and protection of the mainstream media.

Yes, they've covered her foibles, but only after being forced to do so by WikiLeaks in the FBI.

Sure, they've criticized her, but only just enough to maintain the patina of credibility.

In reality, the media pushed Clinton to her perch atop the Democratic Party

then ensured that she would stay there despite being destroyed by Barack Obama in 2008 and nearly

beaten by Septuagenarian Asylum Escapie Bernie Sanders in 2016. A charisma-free, grating personality,

visionless candidate like Hillary, never could have ascended to the White House without her friends in the media.

If nothing else, this election has exposed the media for what they are.

Between new Democratic National Committee chair, Donna Brazile, funneling CNN town hall

questions to Hillary, and the networks running anti-Trump fact-checking Kairons under Trump

speeches, the media have made pretty clear where they stand.

Which is a good thing.

Next time around, no matter how this goes, Republicans will have one crucial advantage.

Nobody, nobody, nobody will trust the lying media to tell the truth about the next Republican.

HBO's Bill Maher admitted he'd spent more than a decade fibbing about Republicans and their

Hitlerian tendencies, then of course immediately called Donald Trump Hitler.

He'll do the same thing in 2020, but Americans won't take him seriously. After all, we've

now seen the Democrats and the media, but I repeat myself, will treat Mitt Romney and Donald

Trump exactly the same way, which means they'll treat the 2020 nominee if Trump loses the same way,

which means we should never, ever, ever, take their opinions seriously

on candidates ever again.

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