I don't think so. The police officer who "died" at the protest is a good example of the news dramatizing things. He died a day later of natural causes unrelat

I don't think so. The police officer who "died" at the protest is a good example of the news dramatizing things. He died a day later of natural causes unrelated to the protest. The media simply reported his death as if he were killed by protesters. Five people were killed, all protesters. I agree that's a bit extreme, but so is rioting in the Capitol. If the media coverage were about the severity of the police response or why so many protesters died - then I'd think it would be appropriate. As is, the media response is opposite of that.