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Republicans pounce!  Liberal media never tires of that worn refrain and Politico resurrected it yet again in their story on Wednesday to described how Republicans in New York "pounced" on the latest revelations about Governor Andrew Cuomo's nursing home scandal.

After multiple delays totaling over an hour, Friday’s White House press briefing was a humdinger, coming just hours after Deputy Press Secretary TJ Ducklo was given a slap on the wrist from Jen Psaki in the form of a one-week suspension for reportedly hurling sexist attacks at Politico’s Tara Palmeri for looking into on his relationship with Axios’s Alexi McCammond. And when pressed by four…

On Sunday evening, America’s most notorious race-baiting reverend, Al Sharpton, used his MSNBC show to decry former President Trump’s 1776 Commission and the Republicans who support it as racist. During his “Gotcha!” segment on PoliticsNation, Sharpton dismissed the commission as “fake history." 

Two weeks ago, a number of Politico staff members threw a hissy fit in a video conference call with management because they dared to allow ideological diversity to exist at their publication. The blowup happened after The Daily Wire founder Ben Shapiro guest wrote ONE edition of Playbook (following the lead of figures across the political spectrum between the previous and now-current…

The openly partisan Chuck Todd uses to Politico Playbook gig to give advice to Republicans.

Well, it appeared as though Politico chief political correspondent Tim Alberta was blowing a lot of smoke. Because after the magazine’s editors signed Daily Wire founder and conservative leader Ben Shapiro to guest-write for Politico’s Playbook on Thursday, a large portion of the staff revolted.

Although Twitter's recent over the top  censorship  culminating in permanently banning President Donald Trump from that platform has been generally hailed by much of the mainstream media, there is one notable voice of dissent.  John Harris, the founding editor of Politico, usually very liberal and definitely no friend of Trump, is disturbed by Twitter's political purge. 

Politico rushed in to declare the Capitol Hill riot was a race issue. Early on Thursday morning, Politico Playbook with guest editor James Bennet proclaiming the rioting was a perfect fit for the president. What came next was a stunning display of hypocrisy. 

On Tuesday, White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany opened and closed the press briefing by savaging the liberal media for their behavior regarding on their hopes that a coronairus vaccine wouldn’t be available in 2020, their purposeful refusal to cover a Chinese spy cozying up to Congressman Eric Swalwell (D-CA), and waiting until after the presidential election to both cover and give…

While the liberal media have at least acknowledged that Hunter Biden’s in legal jeopardy regarding his financial affairs, they’ve spent the week trying to memory hole their blatant censorship campaign and cases of bias by omission from October when blockbuster stories in the New York Post and Tucker Carlson’s Tony Bobulinski went live. So, on Thursday night, Carlson dedicated the…

Such is the era we live in that we are now being treated to the absurd spectacle of supposed journalists coming out strongly in favor of censorship. One such journalist is Politico's White House reporter Tina Nguyen, who on Sunday castigated the Twitter alternative, Parler, for their lack of censorship.

I admit it: I sometimes feel like writing about Keith Richards. I’m a fan. But since there are few situations when writing about Keef isn’t a non sequitur, I mostly confine myself to brief Facebook appreciations of say, the slashing rhythm guitar on “All Down the Line,” or the delicate arpeggios on “Love in Vain.” Would that Politico’s John F. Harris had my discipline.

Big Tech companies are outdoing one another censoring what they deem to be election misinformation.

Twitter censored multiple posts from President Donald Trump between Nov. 4 and Nov. 5, and Facebook has decided to follow its lead. Facebook stepped up its censorship by restricting more posts as well, including some live videos.

On CNN's New Day, Tim Alberta, Politico Magazine's chief political correspondent, says "I know that most of us are suffering from this collective PTSD from 2016." He thus admits that he, and by extension most of the MSM, are still distraught over President Trump's 2016 victory.