To imply that there hasn't been some kind of serious inflection point with the current administration is to be disingenuous. That being said, I agree wholehear

To imply that there hasn't been some kind of serious inflection point with the current administration is to be disingenuous. That being said, I agree wholeheartedly with holding all administrations to equal account. But that doesn't in any way mean, grossly speaking, we should immediately cry bias if the amount of "negative" reporting isn't equal across administrations. >> Since CBP is the target of these stories, it makes sense that this officer - and many other targets - consider more and more journalists as simple propagandists. What makes sense is that they may be having an emotional reaction to feeling like they're being criticized or accused. That in no way supports the leap that the press are propagandists on the whole, or that they are specifically if they work for a critical publication. Even worse to not keep these very personal feelings out of doing your professional duties. I do work for the DoD, and strive to keep my political views out of my job performance and interactions with others in the USG, including valued colleagues that happen to support Trump. This episode reflects poorly on the United States, period.