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Welcome to 2017,Watch Lost Bullet Online a year when supporting journalism essentially means you hate the President of the United States.

According to a Fox and Friendsclip that aired Tuesday morning, to fight against Trump's war on the media, newspapers are cashing in on apparel that displays "anti-Trump rhetoric."

What are these offensive, Trump-hating words, you ask?

"Journalism Matters." Oh the horror.

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It appears that since Donald Trump has been so outwardly open about the media – aka the "enemy of the American people" – along with his dislike of "fake news" spreading journalists, any shirt supporting journalism must be considered anti-Trump.

While The LA Times'"Journalism Matters" shirt includes the hashtag #nottheenemy, clearly in response to Trump, it doesn't say anything directly negative about him.

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According to the caption on the Fox and Friends tweet, those wearing the supportive shirts are showcasing "Media bias on full display!"

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Here are two other examples of the anti-Trump apparel Fox and Friendsincluded:

The Washington Post's "Democracy Dies in Darkness" shirt

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The Chicago Tribune’s"Speaking Truth to Power" tank

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Judging from the responses on Twitter, no one could really comprehend how the shirts warranted the anti-Trump label, but does anything really make sense anymore?

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Though pro-journalism shirts appear to be a rising trend lately, other outlets have definitely taken Trump-related marketing approaches in the past. After Trump called Buzzfeed a "failing pile of garbage," the company had custom shirts and a nifty trashcan made up.

Trump is truly changing the political and fashion world.

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