A former U.S. president is responding to a coordinated media boycott by launching a major initiative of his own, leveraging his direct communication channels to bypass traditional news outlets. The move comes as a direct challenge to networks and publications that have refused to air or publish his statements, marking a shift in how political figures engage with the public. Critics argue this could further deepen divisions in media consumption, while supporters see it as a necessary step to counter perceived bias. The strategy raises questions about the future of political discourse in an era of fragmented news sources.
Trump strikes back at TV boycott with a dramatic move of his own New York Post
