False Reporting?

One of the big problems for President Trump is that he made a promise to remove the United States from foreign wars as a candidate, and, unlike some promises, like repealing Socialized Medicine, it IS within the authority of the Commander in Chief where to deploy Troops. The Congress, of course, has a say in formal Declaration of War, but has abdicated that since WWII. However they despise peace and shriek anytime war is potentially avoided, as do their Presstitutes in the media. Trump has been undermined several times in his attempts to pull out of war zones, most often by either his own appointees or deeply embedded holdovers from previous Administrations, alternately referred to as Swamp Things or the Deep State.
  This morning on the Bing crawl we get the above planted story about Trump "possibly" sending more troops to the Middle East. It's not TECHNICALLY false reporting because they posed the news as a question, but the intention was clear, and it was to undermine support for the President while they also continually report on the Shampeachment as if it were THE most important news ever. Thankfully, we DO have a new news aggregator in Dan Bongino, a frequent Fox News contributor who has his own daily podcast (also seen here on YouTube), and he linked the Pentagon's reaction tto the "question" of troop increase. The Media will NOT permit Trump a second term if they can help it, and they make no pretense of their bias any longer.