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One of the side effects that the Comey Indictment has wreaked upon the Acela Media is its inducement of a 180-degree turn on prosecutions perceived to be political. It’s (D)ifferent, you see, now that Resistance FBI Director James Comey is going to face trial. 

The indictment of Resistance FBI Director James Comey is clearly the top news story of this weekend’s cycle. As Jake Tapper’s interview of Speaker Mike Johnson on CNN’s State of the Union demonstrates, the legacy media do not quite yet have a handle on this story.

The indictment of one James Comey has triggered among the legacy media and other Acela elites a case of Biden Amnesia wherein they forget the targeted prosecutions of then-former President Donald Trump. And in this case, CNN’s Scott Jennings also catches them in a blaring contradiction.

On Friday morning, Group Chat participants on CNN This Morning decided to openly question President Trump and Secretary Hegseth’s military authority. This came after Hegseth made a rare move to summon all top U.S. military leadership to Virginia next week.

In a recent opinion column, former Univision anchor Jorge Ramos attempted to make sense of Charlie Kirk’s senseless murder. In the process of failing to do so, Ramos fell back on familiar tropes.

After a Friday World News Tonight report on the possibility of a government shutdown, ABC might need to rename its network DNC because throughout the segment, host David Muir and White House correspondent Rachel Scott combined to utter the phrase “Democrats say” three times while never once using the equivalent “Republicans say.”

“Democracy Dies in Darkness.” That is supposedly the official logo of The Washington Post.

CBS Evening News host Maurice DuBois and chief Washington analyst Robert Costa collectively mourned on Friday that there does not appear to be any internal White House dissent over the decision to indict former FBI Director James Comey. For Costa in particular, the mood could be described as “shatter norms and carry on.”

The trio of host Geoff Bennett, New York Times columnist David Brooks, and MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart gathered together on Friday’s PBS News Hour to announce, yet again, that democracy is dying. This time, the culprit is the Department of Justice and its decision to indict former FBI Director James Comey.

On Friday’s taped edition of The View, co-hosts Joy Behar and Ana Navarro whined that there’s no current counter to the GOP and that democracy disappeared during President Trump’s tenure. ABC’s signature grumblers couldn’t end the week without propping up Democrats at the expense of the right.

Since Wednesday’s deadly attack on a Dallas, Texas Immigration Customs and Enforcement (ICE) facility by an anti-ICE loon, ABC, CBS, and NBC followed an identical pattern from their coverage of Charlie Kirk’s assassination by cowardly refusing to tie the incendiary rhetoric from their own side about the Trump administration and its supporters to crazies taking matters into their own hands. …

President Trump said Friday that he thinks terms have been agreed to for “a deal on Gaza” that will end Israel’s war with Hamas and free the hostages the Islamist terrorist organization took when it attacked Israel.

On Thursday morning, CNN’s Wolf Blitzer attempted to get Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson (R) to denounce both the Trump administration’s stance on left-wing rhetoric and the Democratic Party. Blitzer pestered Johnson three times on the matter, while the Mayor did his best to stay out of the devious snare.

Sinclair and Nexstar, the two major ABC affiliate owners that were still preempting Jimmy Kimmel Live!, announced on Friday that they are backing down.