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Bud Light boycotts gave Modelo a leg up as the company surpassed Bud Light in beer sales last month. However, the leftist media continued to run cover for Bud Light and attack conservatives.

Here was the headline this last week in The New York Times:

After Jeff Bezos’ expensive paper towel roll published a misleading headline, Ben Shapiro let them have it. 

The Democrat journalists at The Washington Post must have disliked the appointment of Fred Ryan, who owner Jeff Bezos installed nine years ago. Ryan for chief of staff for former president Ronald Reagan after he left the White House, and is still chairman of the board of trustees of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation. On Monday, Ryan announced he will leave the paper with a…

In news first broken Wednesday morning by former CNN media reporter Dylan Byers of Puck, embattled CNN chief executive Chris Licht is stepping down from the network and parent company Warner Bros. Discovery after a tumultuous tenure marked by his inability to have buy in from a far-left employee base still loyal to their former puppetmaster, Jeff Zucker.

The Washington Post sounded the leftist alarm over the Target boycotts on Monday’s front page under the headline “Target is latest brand to be caught in culture wars.” When they put out all their “pride” merchandise, that’s not a “culture war,” objections to it start a “culture war.” The newspaper warned of the "far right fringe" getting violent with their extremism.

American reporters aren’t shy about “speaking truth to power” when it comes to American politicians. But when it comes to the far nastier conduct of the Chinese dictatorship, the media lions too often turn into pussycats.

Instead of appreciating how our military are called upon to risk their lives to defend our nation, some in the media trash American soldiers as their moral inferiors. The MRC has collected many quotes showing this antagonistic attitude, with soldiers denigrated as “psychopaths,” war criminals, and “fighting tools of American imperialism.”

Earlier in the week, CNN This Morning shamelessly found a way to attack Republicans over the Biden family's questionable business dealings while carefully editing out criticism of the dominant liberal media trying to ignore the issue.

The Daily Caller reports that The Washington Post was alerted to a forthcoming crime at the National Gallery of Art and then participated in recording and reporting on the vandalism. It crossed the line from journalism into public relations for two criminals.

A new Washington Post-Ipsos poll of 1,200 black Americans asked whether President Biden's policies helped, hurt, or made no difference to black people. Almost half -- 49 percent -- picked "made no difference." Ouch. When they displayed this poll result on CNN's Inside Politics on Thursday, I had to joke that this poll would probably being buried inside the paper. And it was -- placed…

 On her MSNBC show, Nicolle Wallace and her guests suggest that Donald Trump might have leaked to the Saudis classified documents he had at Mar-a-Lago. The only evidence they point to in support of their theory is that Trump hosted at his Bedminster golf course a tournament backed by the Saudis. 

Washington Post political reporter Ben Terris is promoting his new book and reminded people on Twitter that he asked Sen. Tim Scott if he was still a virgin -- apparently in 2012 -- because when he was younger, he promoted abstinence until marriage. Liberal reporters don't ask trolling sex-life questions to Bill Clinton or Kamala Harris, so why Tim Scott?

Washington Post political writer Philip Bump let the cat out of the bag. He admitted that "Zuckerbucks" weren't promoting "safe and reliable voting” during the Covid outbreak in 2020, as organizers originally claimed, but to increase voter turnout in Democrat-majority urban areas.