Whether they're acting like a damning recording of Trump talking about classified documents is actually real or they're feigning that the candidacy of the next two Republicans to announce are serious threats, the media does one thing consistently. They pretend. They always pretend. This is the propaganda

reports drive time newsblast. I am Brad Binkley. The 2024 GOP primary field

is set to get even bigger next week as two more Republicans

are expected to announce their candidacy.

This according to two separate persons familiar with each candidate's matters.

That's right, those were the sources.

Person familiar with the matters, must we continue to do this?

Do we really have to continue citing unnamed sources who are speaking only on the condition of anonymity

for stories as inconsequential as these.

These are stories about presidential announcements, not the revelation of sensitive

military secrets. No one's going into hiding after leaking information about some idiot who

everyone knows is not going to win running for president. You don't exactly have to

go into witness protection for that one. Yet they continue to do these pre-announcements to the announcement stories.

Secret sources tell them as though everyone on the planet doesn't know that this is just a publicity

stunt, a tactic designed to cause media buzz that the candidate is well aware of and

approves up. Everyone knows that. So can we stop pretending now that these are

real anonymous sources that must be protected.

Give me a break and while we're at it, can we please stop pretending that these two candidates in

particular are serious candidates?

They're not.

Everyone knows they're not.

Nobody's fooled. Just look at these two candidates of the two of them expected to announce next week. Chris Christie is a candidate that no one in America wants. Literally, no one wants him.

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