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🔥 THIS IS WHAT REAL JOURNALISM LOOKS LIKEThe nonstop criticism from NPR, CNN, and CBS isn’t actually about the facts — it’s about undermining the credibility of Nick Shirley.And that says everything.Nick Shirley practices journalism the old-school way:He goes where the story is (even when it’s uncomfortable or dangerous).He asks questions.He records what happens.He reports what he finds.That’s it. That’s the job.Journalism didn’t start as a polished, credentialed, white-collar profession. It was a blue-collar grind — long hours, low pay, pounding the pavement, covering local corruption, crime, labor disputes, and community scandals.Sound familiar?That’s exactly what Nick Shirley did in Minnesota.Instead of doing their own investigative work — and then selling the story to the American public, which is also their job — legacy outlets chose a different route: attack the messenger.Why?Because journalism today has become an exclusive caste system.Dominated by credentialed insiders.Elite schools.Prestigious cities.Fancy buildings.Tight social circles.So when someone without the pedigree breaks a real story — especially one with implications they don’t like — the knives come out.Notice the language they use:“YouTuber.”“MAGA journalist.”“Shock-value content.”Anything to avoid calling him what he clearly is: a journalist.They gatekeep because outsiders like Shirley threaten their authority, status, and ego. His work sparked real scrutiny, real investigations, and real public awareness — the very outcomes journalism claims to value.The irony is brutal:They say they care about truth.But only when it comes from them.The elite snobbery couldn’t be more obvious.Donald Trump for President page