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“We fear a future administration may not like something Newsmax writes and seek to ban us.”
BIG STORY: Newsmax thinks there might be future administrations
I don't think this is it. I think that removing the AP and leaving Newsmax/Fox calls into question the legitimacy of their reporting. They want to ride the coattails of AP its reputable reporting. Standing shoulder to shoulder with AP reports lends credence to Newsmax/Fox. If the reputable reporters are gone and only Newsmax and Fox are left, people will start questioning if only unreputable reporters are allow there.
I kind of agree, but do their audiences actually question anything without being told to?
Their dyed-in-the-wool audiences no, but those are already captured people. Newsmax/Fox want folks that don't watch them to assume they are legitimate reporters. Being mentioned in the same breath as AP an Reuters does that.
They do not.
Thats not a bad take tbh.
That may be enough to get them banned from this press room.
Why are they just now "getting this"? There is no reward for loyalty! You're useful to Trump or you're not, and his best "use" for you may just be to set an example. You stop sucking him off for one second and he'll start to think you don't actually like it.