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Trump's Positive News Mandate: A Media Masterclass.

Ever wondered what it's like when a President decides to become the ultimate news editor-in-chief? Well, grab your popcorn, because President Trump is here to give us a masterclass in media management, suggesting that certain outlets should really consider a 'positivity-only' policy. He's basically declared open season on what he deems 'intentionally negative or false stories,' singling out CNN, Politico, and 'MS Now' (a truly unique twist on MSNBC, perhaps indicating the urgency of his message) as the principal purveyors of gloom and doom.

It's like he's trying to implement a 'no bad vibes' rule for the entire news cycle. Imagine a world where every headline reads, 'Amazing Things Happened Today, And You Won't Believe How Great It Was!' or 'Local Cat Rescued from Tree, Everyone Agrees It Was the Best Rescue Ever!' Perhaps he envisions a future where journalists exclusively report on puppies, rainbows, and the incredible success of all current policies. One can almost picture him with a giant red pen, ready to cross out any mention of a cloudy day or a slightly less-than-perfect muffin recipe. It's a bold strategy, Cotton, let's see if it pays off for him as he attempts to usher in an era of exclusively happy headlines!