Well, you're right. It is disappointing all around. Trump is being targeted by a unified left + right + conservative media + liberal media take-down. From being factually misreported to being discussed only in disparaging terms, all factions have come together to form an interlocking stone wall against him.

On the right, it's really an appalling attempt to suppress the influence and voice of the strong coalition of popular middle class that informs us of the need for immediate reform of GOP power alignments. On the left, it's an attempt to derail and snuff the most dangerous opponent in years because Trump can shuffle the electoral map and take blue collar white males as well as middle class black votes from them if Bernie Sanders is the nominee.

It's sad and it's wrong, but everyone is doing it.

What I would do if I had more media power is to call on reddit and 4chan to turn out in for the open primary in Wisconsin on April 5 and in California on June 7 to vote for Trump and get him over the hump where he's falling in the polls.

A vote for Trump in Wisconsin and California is a better use of a Bernie Sanders vote since cause of dramatic political reform reset of U.S. politics is profoundly increased by Trump taking the nomination and disrupting the GOP's institutionalized crony capitalism than by continuing to virtually pointlessly troll Clinton in the primaries. Also, having Trump on the GOP ticket is a massive challenge to Clinton to dig deep and come up with a formula that challenges him, which would almost certain involve truly satisfying the Bernie millennials.

So to me, voting for Trump in Wisconsin and California are key votes for revolution that challenges both the GOP and Clinton far more than continuing to rather pointlessly oppose Clinton in the primaries.

And this is why both parties and all media are united in quashing him.