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Critics of the situation pointed out an apparent double standard in media coverage. While the Daily Caller undertook the investigative task usually expected of major outlets like The New York Times or The Washington Post, it seemed they were largely isolated in their efforts. Observers noted that were the roles reversed—if this situation involved a Republican—the media would likely have deployed a team to stake out the residence continuously.
This disparity in coverage feeds into a broader narrative about public trust in media. Many believe that the media often disproportionately targets Republican officials while showing leniency towards Democratic counterparts. This perception contributes to growing skepticism regarding the impartiality of major news organizations.