Juana Summers

NPR Blames ‘Climate Change’ for Texas Floods and ‘Brutal Rainstorms’
The cuts to National Public Radio’s taxpayer funding have definitely been a long time coming. The leftist outlet is blaming climate change (there’s a surprise) for — wait for it — a lot of rain, in summertime!

Will GOP Senators Consider How PBS and NPR Gently Promote the DNC?
One easy way to see how NPR and PBS are taxpayer-funded Democrat Party platforms is to witness their recent interviews with the chair of the Democratic National Committee, Ken Martin. Neither turned to touchy internal issues, specifically the brief career of David Hogg as a DNC leader. The questions seemed geared to this: How do we win? Will Senate Republicans consider this on the…

PBS, NPR Fawn Over Clyburn Without Mentioning Biden's Dem Challengers
On Friday night, both NPR and PBS rolled out their red carpets for South Carolina Congressman Jim Clyburn to talk about the Democrat presidential primary season officially beginning in his state -- NPR offered eight minutes, PBS seven. Nowhere in those 15 minutes did either the hosts or the guest mention that President Biden had any primary opposition. The names Dean Phillips and Marianne…

NPR Helps Democrats Explain How They'll Stop Losing Latino Voters
The Democrats are freaking out at how they didn't dominate the Latino vote as they expected in 2021 (or in 2020, for that matter). So now the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has shared their new minority-engagement plan exclusively with NPR race-beat reporter Juana Summers. How cozy. Summers provided a platform for DCCC chairman Sean Patrick Maloney, a congressman from New York. …

Press Apparently Has Its Scalp Even As Ronny Jackson Smears Refuted

CNN’s Tapper Links Louise Linton Instagram Controversy to Trump

Martin Jabs Walker's 'Depressing, Cynical Exercise' Against Media

Whining Spitzer, Who Beat the Rap Because of Who He Is: Zimmerman Verd

Eastwood's 'Empty Chair' Speech Gets Under Big Labor's Skin, Provokes

Journolist Redux? AP's Peoples and Politico's Summers Write Oddly Simi
