2020 Presidential

The New York Times off-lead story Monday by national political correspondent Alexander Burns was headlined, “U.S. Surges, But Politics Hold Firm – Partisanship Immune to Signs of Recovery.” But it may as well have been titled, “What Is Wrong With You Trump Voters?” Flummoxed by Biden’s stubbornly so-so approval rating and continuing GOP strength, as shown in the 2020 elections,…

Univision continued to indulge anchor Jorge Ramos’ ego, allowing him on Wednesday to ditch the network’s coverage of the still-smoldering rubble of the Surfside collapse in order to travel to Texas for one last performative heckling of former President Donald Trump.

On Wednesday's New Day, CNN analyst John Avlon calls the Board of Elections in NYC, the nation's biggest city, is "corrupt" and "incompetent."  Avlon's allegation of BOE corruption isn't the mere speculation of an outsider: He used to work for the BOE, and the voter advisory committee! Substitute host Erica Hill obviously sensed the danger for Democrats, insisting to Avlon it's "…

The liberal media hate when big corporations step outside of the woke narrative and support congressional GOP members who thought the 2020 elections were shady.

CNN reporter Donie O'Sullivan went to the Trump rally over the weekend to interview the people who think Trump didn't lose. But on Tuesday's New Day, they isolated one man who claimed that President Trump would "come back before the middle of August." Asked by O'Sullivan "what if it doesn't happen?", the man responded: "we're going to be in a civil war, because the militia will be…

Former President Donald Trump has joined YouTube alternative Rumble.

Washington Post drama critic Peter Marks wrote what sounds like an endorsement, an article headlined "The 2020 Democratic National Convention won with viewers. Now its organizers hope to win an Emmy." Marks gushed the virtual convention was "Widely praised for its seamless pacing, technological mastery and thematic discipline."

Trump lawyer and former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani has had his law license revoked in the state of New York because of his help pushing 45th President Donald Trump’s stolen elections allegations.

The New York Times acted as the public relations arm for a leftist group funded by far-left billionaire George Soros and its multimillion-dollar efforts to fight voter integrity laws.

In The Wall Street Journal, former political strategist decried partisanship in the media, including CNN anchor Jake Tapper's ostentatious refusal to interview "election denier" Republicans. Rove noted 32 House Democrats voted against certifying George W. Bush's victory in 2004, but Tapper interviews these "election denier" Democrats routinely. 

After almost a year and a half away from television, former longtime MSNBC host Chris Matthews made his return to his old network and time slot on Tuesday’s ReidOut to promote his new book and sound off on everything from the 2020 election to January 6 to his departure from MSNBC to infrastructure to the Peace Corps to even South African politics.

In a line that was one where you had to rewind the show a few times to make sure it was real, MSNBC regular and Princeton professor Eddie Glaude Jr. appeared on Monday's Morning Joe and, in trying to explain Americans' relatively positive mood nowadays, got off this laugh line: "We cannot underestimate the importance of competence...Competence is actually at the helm."

At the top of the front page of Friday's New York Times, they splashed head shots of 64 children killed in the latest Israel-Hamas war. "They were just children" was the headline. At the bottom of the front page, the paper worried about being able to kill children in the womb. Biden's "silence on abortion rights" is troubling to leftists.

Facebook has decided to resume political donations — excluding conservative Republican members of Congress like Sen. Ted Cruz, Sen. Josh Hawley, Rep. Jim Jordan, and Rep. Steve Scalise.