


ABC News Suspends Journalist Terry Moran Following Controversial Comments About Stephen Miller
Terry Moran was suspended by ABC News after making derogatory remarks about Stephen Miller, raising concerns over journalistic objectivity and impartiality.
Overview
- Terry Moran, an ABC News journalist, was suspended for criticizing Stephen Miller on social media, calling him a 'world-class hater'.
- White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt condemned Moran's comments as 'unacceptable', prompting further scrutiny of his remarks.
- Vice President JD Vance labeled Moran's statements a 'vile smear', contributing to the backlash against the journalist.
- Moran's suspension highlights ABC News' commitment to maintaining objectivity and impartiality in its reporting.
- The incident has sparked discussions about media bias and the relationship between the White House and news outlets.
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Analysis
Left
Criticizes Moran's comments as unacceptable, leading to his suspension for violating ABC's objectivity standards.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt condemned Moran's post as 'unhinged and unacceptable,' calling for his suspension on social media.



ABC News has suspended Moran pending further evaluation due to subjective personal attacks, as the network stands for objectivity and impartiality in its news coverage.



Moran criticized Miller for being the driving force behind Trump's controversial policies, stating that he translates the impulses of the Trumpist movement into policy with bile rather than intelligence.



The network settled a $15 million defamation lawsuit with Trump.

Miller, a key contributor to Project 2025, is the mind behind many of the administration’s cruelest immigration policies.

Center
There are not enough sources from this perspective to provide an analysis.
Right
Emphasizes ABC News's suspension of Terry Moran for violating journalistic standards by criticizing Stephen Miller.
ABC News suspended senior national correspondent Terry Moran for a controversial social media post criticizing White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller.



Vice President JD Vance strongly criticized Moran's comments as an 'absolutely vile smear' against Miller.



ABC News stated that the post violated their standards and does not reflect their views.



Moran called Miller a 'world-class hater' in a post on X, but later deleted it.



Katie Miller, Stephen Miller's wife, called for Moran's dismissal.

Left
Criticizes Moran's comments as unacceptable, leading to his suspension for violating ABC's objectivity standards.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt condemned Moran's post as 'unhinged and unacceptable,' calling for his suspension on social media.



ABC News has suspended Moran pending further evaluation due to subjective personal attacks, as the network stands for objectivity and impartiality in its news coverage.



Moran criticized Miller for being the driving force behind Trump's controversial policies, stating that he translates the impulses of the Trumpist movement into policy with bile rather than intelligence.



The network settled a $15 million defamation lawsuit with Trump.

Miller, a key contributor to Project 2025, is the mind behind many of the administration’s cruelest immigration policies.

Center
There are not enough sources from this perspective to provide an analysis.
Right
Emphasizes ABC News's suspension of Terry Moran for violating journalistic standards by criticizing Stephen Miller.
ABC News suspended senior national correspondent Terry Moran for a controversial social media post criticizing White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller.



Vice President JD Vance strongly criticized Moran's comments as an 'absolutely vile smear' against Miller.



ABC News stated that the post violated their standards and does not reflect their views.



Moran called Miller a 'world-class hater' in a post on X, but later deleted it.



Katie Miller, Stephen Miller's wife, called for Moran's dismissal.

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