Funny I don't remember them being so careful to provide all that "context" for what Trump said or did.
Back in the 80s/90s, although it had inaccuracies, the US media wasn't part of the Red Terror.
Glenn Greenwald, who's based in Brazil now, has explained that his US journalist friends must toe the cultural Marxist line or they're cancelled (fired and disowned by all journo friends.)
Also, using the phrase "cultural Marxism" is a pretty strong red flag that you have your own ideological biases yourself.
The problem is when the context is that the Trump administration was cruel on purpose as part of their war on immigration it makes them look worse not better
It's a popular "dunk" on Democrats and "resistance" types, but I'm sure you can see that what it also does is normalize deterrent family separation, as if it was something we have routinely done historically (it was not).
The AP isn't always right (how weird would it be if they were?) but they are in this case.
Your characterization of Trump vs Biden/Obama is refuted by the AP themselves: https://apnews.com/article/election-2020-democratic-national...
> WASHINGTON (AP) — Michelle Obama assailed President Donald Trump on Monday for ripping migrant children from their parents and throwing them into cages, picking up on a frequent and distorted point made widely by Democrats.
> THE FACTS: The reference to cages is misleading and a matter that Democrats have persistently distorted.
Rayiner's characterization that the AP has never provided "context" for what Trump did is wrong per the above link, which could actually be found in the original link cited.