A study on the media coverage of different presidents shows an extreme difference in the way President Trump and President Obama were covered.
 

Only 5% of stories held a positive assessment of Trump during his 1st 60 days, 42% for Obama during the same period. https://t.co/JxsFEsT3jp pic.twitter.com/bXXM1nX45y

— PewResearch Journo (@pewjournalism) October 2, 2017

Pew Research Center tracked early media coverage of the 4 most recent presidents and released its findings in a report this week.

Only 5 percent of the coverage of President Trump’s first 60 days had a positive assessment. In comparison, President Obama’s first 60 days had 42 percent of its coverage containing a positive assessment, meaning that Obama had 740 percent more positive coverage than Trump early on in his presidency.

Trump also had 210 percent more negative coverage.