Fox News Distracts From GOP Primary Day With UFOs!

The faux news channel joins the left-wing corporate media in outer space

What is today? It’s Tuesday, May 17th.

It’s one of the most important election days of the year for the GOP because five states — North Carolina, Oregon, Idaho, Kentucky, and Pennsylvania — are holding their primary races today.

What does Fox News decide to push on this day — of all days?

UFO’s of course.

This is the ultimate misdirection for its audience — the dumbest version of “look, squirrel!” Just look at the main page of the Fox News website.

The biggest story in America today is not UFO’s — it’s whether GOP voters will kick out GOP establishment politicians and replace them with Trump-endorsed candidates in 16 different races.

So far, President Trump is running the table on the GOP establishment in terms of endorsements. So, naturally, Fox News would like you to pay attention to UFO’s today — along with every other leftwing corporate media outlet.

What does that tell you?

Fox News and ABC News in lockstep today.

Fox News and ultra-left BBC News in lockstep too.

Fox News and ultra-ultra-left NPR doing the same dance.

This is what you would call: a coordinated misinformation campaign. These corporate media outlets are not trying to inform the American people about their public elections — they’re trying to distract them!

It’s yet another reminder to GOP voters: Fox News is not your friend.

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