Not even hiding it anymore: Check out Jim Acosta's scathing 'review' of Trump's speech Wednesday

If you saw our earlier thread on CNN and its reaction to the GOP’s “racist ad” about an illegal immigrant who killed two police officers and laughed about it in court, then you know that the network has just completely given up on presenting the news objectively; check out the chyron:

Chyron presented without comment pic.twitter.com/51UoafTi8o

— Leon Wolf (@LeonHWolf) November 1, 2018

As Twitchy also reported, CNN’s Jim Acosta shared some generally congenial interactions he had with Trump supporters who attended his campaign rally in Florida Wednesday night, but he wasn’t impressed with Trump’s speech, which he panned in a mini-review on Twitter.

Again, this is CNN’s White House correspondent — the “unbiased” conduit between Sarah Sanders and CNN’s viewership. Guess he thought this was a fact-check:

Trump ends rally in FL telling crowd “we are all one family” as he uses the most divisive rhetoric from a president in our lifetime describing the press as the enemy of the people and repeatedly demonizing immigrants. When he says “one family” he means his supporters.

— Jim Acosta (@Acosta) November 1, 2018

Maybe it’s just us, but if you scroll through the thousands of replies to Acosta’s tweet, it’s plain as day how one reporter can take something as positive as what Trump said, reframe it, and use it to sow outrage and division to a crowd starving for it. Divisive rhetoric? Do you watch your own network?

And for the thousandth time, Trump had said again and again that it’s fake news that’s the enemy of the people — you know, like when reporters twist his words.

The enthusiasm and big crowds just sticks in the craw of leftist reporters who follow Trump around rally after rally. I follow a couple who in the early days went by the book, and slowly the snark started creeping in. Kind of entertaining knowing they are miserable.

— Steve Wilson (@wilstv) November 1, 2018

@Acosta Is that what you heard the President say? That's NOT what I heard him say. You and your comrades are a danger to the Republic. https://t.co/egyUFUMoiR

— Christina (@ckach) November 1, 2018

This is inciting hateful rhetoric @CNN look at the replies to this tweet. The replies consist of calling republicans, the Presidents supporters, and the President, racist, nazis, uneducated, multiple curse words added to vile names, calling for violent acts, etc,. #VoteRed #GOP https://t.co/A3HaLKqT7F

— Tracy Nickels-Bishop (@JusticeBlaze) November 1, 2018

#DearDiary

Today I have accomplished my main task in life, putting my own personal vindictive spin on two words that come from other people's mouths. Not a day goes by without my happy thought, I am so glad I walked away from being a chiropractor. https://t.co/dRewAZp9Rn

— Ugandan Knuckle (@TheSchiffPac) November 1, 2018

More of that unbiased reporting we hear so much about… https://t.co/RUFg4pTRqH

— Some Fat Guy (@some_fat) November 1, 2018

Is it "divisive" to say CNN sucks? https://t.co/bV4hx4L9Tt

— Don Mackey (@Don_Integrate) November 1, 2018

Unbiased Journalisming https://t.co/Rd2wBkH43g

— Bull Marty Moose (@BullMM33) November 1, 2018

Dear Diary
That big scary man https://t.co/JOOiHwkeSH

— Jerry T (@jerryterm) November 1, 2018

STIR THE POT JIMMIE https://t.co/aSFNFIV4u1

— altee1818 (@altee18181) November 1, 2018

Man @Acosta, don't know if there is enough water on Earth to wash all of that sand out of your mangina. #MAGA #FakeNews https://t.co/DwWflPE13P

— Bulldawg_VA (@Semper_Fidelity) November 1, 2018

Is this guy on a daily mission to sound more like a sad, pathetic, whiny little bitch? ? https://t.co/J3sPsNfzLy

— Peasant Pol (@PeasantPol) November 1, 2018

We report, you decide? No, wait, that’s another network’s tagline. CNN’s is “Facts First,” right?

Related:

‘We are not the enemy’: CNN’s Jim Acosta makes it clear that we’re all Americans on the same team https://t.co/P3vmgd0QXT

— Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) October 30, 2018