LOL, maybe the media is simply exercising its moral prerogative to do what's best for the country.
IOW, patriotism.
That's not the media's job, their job is to report without bias. Period.
That is simply not true.
Did you have any journalism courses?
What is your expertise saying their job is to report with BIAS?
In 1919, Walter Lippmann and Charles Merz, an associate editor for the New York World, wrote an influential and scathing account of how cultural blinders had distorted the New York Times coverage of the Russian Revolution. “In the large, the news about Russia is a case of seeing not what was, but what men wished to see,” they wrote. Lippmann and others began to look for ways for the individual journalist “to remain clear and free of his irrational, his unexamined, his unacknowledged prejudgments in observing, understanding and presenting the news.”
The solution, Lippmann argued, was for journalists to acquire more of “the scientific spirit … There is but one kind of unity possible in a world as diverse as ours. It is unity of method, rather than aim; the unity of disciplined experiment.” Lippmann meant by this that journalism should aspire to “a common intellectual method and a common area of valid fact.”
In the original concept, in other words, the method is objective, not the journalist. The key was in the
discipline of the craft, not the aim.
This point has some important implications.
The lost meaning of 'objectivity' - American Press Institute