One of the main topics that I found to be interesting in when
covering President Trump’s inauguration was the contrast that on what can be
said about the attendance. Including the fallout that was caused by White House
Press Secretary Sean Spicer.
Fox
News being the more conservative news front discussed the issue of the how
it was handled and not any actual numbers. Claimed that Spicer was just rattled
by being in the first day and how he should have handled it. Labeled Spicer as
competent at his position and that he needs that continue to push back on
press.
CNN’s coverage of the event was primarily on the numbers and
comparison of the past inauguration of Bush and Obama. Stating that Trump’s
inauguration numbers were lower than Obama’s and why the numbers were that way.
It provided good context.
The
University Star didn’t have much deep coverage of the inauguration. Though
the Star considered to focus on the student population’s opinion of the change
in presidents and the performance by the Strutters at the inauguration.
In social media predominantly Twitter there was many
different views towards the inauguration. Variety labeled it the “Most
Live-Stream to Date”, but most displayed humorous backlash at Trump’s staff
scrambling to correct themselves. Like this tweet from Ally Gans or
this tweet from actor John
Leguizamo.
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