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By Tiffany Griffin<\/p>\n
Donald Trump and his campaign have officially promised to take down selfish companies that are destroying freedom of speech in this great nation.<\/p>\n
The Republican nominee joined with his economic adviser Peter Navarro to release a statement saying the Trump administration will \u201cbreak up the new media conglomerate oligopolies that have gained enormous control over our information.\u201d<\/p>\n
The statement went on to justify that these controlling media outlets have intruded themselves into our personal lives and attempted to \u201cunduly influence America\u2019s political process.\u201d Mr. Trump has had dozens of run ins with both right wing and left wing media companies since the beginning of the race in 2015. It\u2019s no surprise that the Trump Train has made this critical decision during their fight to create real change and promote honesty in America.<\/p>\n
Liberal outlets have spoken out against the statement saying that the decision to break up the companies is crooked and in opposition of the first amendment. However, Navarro pointed out that one of the nation\u2019s greatest presidents Teddy Roosevelt \u201cbusted up more than 40 oil, railroad, steel and other \u2018trusts\u2019 that were wielding their rapacious monopoly power to gouge consumers.\u201d<\/p>\n
There comes a time when corporations can be out of control and need help to find their way again. Millions of supporters on both sides of the race have supported splitting up greedy big banks and Wall Street influencers. Yet, the moment Donald suggests bringing truth back to the news there is heavy complaints.<\/p>\n
Why are liberals so disgusted with the idea? They simply cannot stand the notion of losing the power of persuasion. They\u2019ve bought up all of the media outlets and use them to spread lies and push their agenda. Despite what they say about Trump\u2019s campaign, he will find away to help bring truthfulness back to the news. It\u2019s only a matter of time before Americans can trust the government and media.<\/p>\n