The Washington Post has the story about a photographer getting ‘revenge’ on Trump, by taking and posting an embarrassing photo:
.@realDonaldTrump joins other leaders in a handshake with President Rodrigo Roa Duterte, right, during the opening ceremony of the 31st ASEAN Summit pic.twitter.com/mfqTU8AmUr
— Doug Mills (@dougmillsnyt) November 13, 2017
Critics of the media, perhaps including Trump himself, might point to Mills’s photo as evidence that the “mainstream media” is out to undermine the president in an unfair and biased manner. Surely there were many other frames Mills could have chosen that made Trump look more distinguished. Yet Mills and other pool photographers published the awkward ones.
Photos of the day: the leaders cross-arm handshake series at the ASEAN summit in Manila via @AP pic.twitter.com/58r59ByUra
— Arden Farhi (@ArdenFarhi) November 13, 2017
Just remember who controls the narrative. The story is very similar to the fake-news Koi Pond scandal from last week
