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Responding to these observations, there is a rallying cry for voters to “vote with their wallets,” advocating for a major cultural shift in consumer engagement with media. Dismissing the credibility of news outlets is framed as an essential first step in resisting the narratives that have shaped political discourse over the past several years. The implication is clear: those who are dissatisfied with the current media landscape should simply stop engaging with it.