'Seems expertise has its limits': Tom Nichols beclowns himself in pathetic attempt to explain why these AP headlines differed for Trump and Biden

Yesterday, MSNBC’s Ari Melber noticed something about AP headlines concerning jobs reports under President Donald Trump and under President Joe Biden:

While the AP reported on the "sluggish" jobs report under President Biden, they called a similar number under Trump "robust." pic.twitter.com/C2prt0uHZU

— The Beat with Ari Melber 📺 (@TheBeatWithAri) December 6, 2021

This calls for an Expert™ analysis. That’s where Tom Nichols comes in:

The media have internalized Republican criticisms about themselves, as have the Democrats. It's been a successful PR effort beyond the GOP's wildest dreams. https://t.co/EbFPru0Sr5

— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) December 7, 2021

THE MEDIA AND DEMOCRATIC PARTY HAVE TAKEN REPUBLICANS’ CRITICISMS TO HEART!!11!

Obviously that’s the only explanation for this.

One was unexpected, therefore “robust”, and the other was expected, therefore “sluggish”. On top on that, labor force participation rate was 63% in 2/18 and it was 61.8% Friday. It’s not some crazy slant. Both headlines are accurate. https://t.co/c4cOHumRVf

— Deisler (@Mr_Deisler) December 7, 2021

That's because adding 200K in a growing economy is more impressive than the same amount when coming out of a moribund cycle. Note the jobs projection for November was more than double this figure. https://t.co/RcWDiiH6TK

— Brad Slager: Just Watching Walls Moving Out… (@MartiniShark) December 7, 2021

The AP (and Dems) may be a lot of things, but worried about what the GOP thinks is not one of them.

Clearly Tom Nichols isn’t worried about what the GOP thinks of him, either, as he continues to make a complete ass of himself on a daily basis.

'Seems expertise has its limits': Tom Nichols beclowns himself in pathetic attempt to explain why these AP headlines differed for Trump and Biden

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