Taylor Lorenz

Can you imagine anyone trying to argue the media weren't deficient on the issue of Biden's cognitive decline?

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As our own Nicholas Fondacaro has noted here, ex-Washington Post reporter Taylor Lorenz has made her reaction to the execution shooting of health care executive Brian Thompson perfectly clear.

Without evidence of any kind, NBC Nightly News anchor recklessly linked Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield’s reversal of a coverage decision to the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Such a move does not render a public service, but instead further inflames the public discourse.

With morbid and grotesque glee, former Washington Post journalist and leftist extremist Taylor Lorenz cheered the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in a Bluesky post on Wednesday. A post that was followed up with a stream of posts both from her and others justifying the cold-blooded murder and a thinly veiled suggested that the CEO of Blue Cross Blue Shield Association…

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg expressed public regrets for censoring so-called "misinformation" about Covid and the Hunter Biden laptop, but The New York Times -- the "All The News That's Fit to Print" people -- has blatantly ignored this story, because they're one of the biggest pushers of social-media censorship.

The Washington Post’s in-house cry-bully Taylor Lorenz apparently only seems to care about Big Tech when its policies affect leftists’ ability to spread their off-the-rails agitprop all over the social media landscape. 

Washington Post technology and online culture columnist and chief woketeer Taylor Lorenz published a 53-minute interview with 2023 MRC Bulldog Award winner Chaya Raichik—A.K.A. Libs of TikTok—to her YouTube account on Saturday, where she compared a woman getting a nose job to getting her breasts cut off under the rationale that she’s really a boy and admitted she’s unfamiliar with the sexually…

In response to Meta's decision to stop proactively recommending political content on Instagram and Threads, writers Taylor Lorenz and Naomi Nix of the Washington Post have expressed concern that this will restrict information access ahead of a crucial election year. Many accounts that post political and social issues will not be recommended, prompting outrage among some news and political…

If you asked me to think of a worse group of people to all be in one room together, I couldn’t do it.

The Washington Post cry-bully Taylor Lorenz did not hold back her extreme leftist complaining about Twitter’s new influencer payment program paying conservatives as well as liberals, and Twitter users did not hold back their criticism of her.

This week’s Twitter Files reveal that The Washington Post columnist Taylor “The Troll” Lorenz and NBC’s Ben Collins had privileged access to Twitter and its censorship apparatus under the prior regime. 

The Washington Post’s in-house cry-bully Taylor Lorenz made a hysterical attempt to blame capitalism and climate change for child depression.