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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.

Washington Post "Fact Checker" Glenn Kessler somehow thinks it's a terrible idea to do a poll asking about how the 2020 election could have turned out differently. That's odd, since The Post did polls for several years asking if the Russians made the 2016 election turn out differently.

For years liberal reporters and celebrities have exploited moms and Mother’s Day in order to score rhetorical points and seek a rhetorical edge in pushing various causes. Republicans are trashed as terrible mothers, while Democrats like Hillary Clinton and Michelle Obama are heralded as super-moms.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough scolds Democrat "bedwetters" who are upset over an ABC News/Washington Post poll showing Joe Biden with historically low approval ratings and losing to Donald Trump in a head-to-head match-up. 

A leftist LinkedIn co-founder and Microsoft board member is practically drooling over risky AI tech, calling it “the realization of [a] dream.” Perhaps that’s because Microsoft is currently leading the race in that insidious industry.

After years of stoking climate change panic, The Washington Post has finally drawn a line in the sand for eco fanatics when it comes to destroying art.

That loud clucking sound we are hearing from “sanctuary cities” and other cities run by Democrats is the consequence of lax immigration policies coming home to roost. After declaring with a straight face that the southern border is “secure,” Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas is dispatching civilian employees to the border to help “process” migrants who have been coming in waves…

With the rise of transgenderism in our country today, we are forced to wrestle with a host of issues and questions that weren’t on anyone’s radar a mere 15 years ago: should trans athletes be allowed to compete in women’s sports, can children undergo transition surgeries without parent’s consent, etc.

Back there in the stone age of last month, here was the headline on a Washington Post column from associate editor and columnist Ruth Marcus: 

On Nicolle Wallace's MSNBC show, Washington Post investigative reporter Carol Leonnig poured cold water on the giddy speculation Trump could be convicted of sedition, saying: "the prosecutors do not have evidence at hand linking the effort of the Proud Boys to Donald Trump. They do not have this smoking gun evidence that shows that Donald Trump was directing an effort to violently…

Washington Post "Fact Checker" Glenn Kessler decided to award a "Bottomless Pinocchio" to Joe Biden for lying repeatedly about how he's dramatically reducing the deficit. Kessler defines his "bottomless" rating by a politician repeating a false claim more than 20 times.

On the top right of the Monday Washington Post came this glaring headline about "Far-right bloc is flexing muscle: Freedom Caucus pledges fiscal war." In the story, the reporters used the term "far-right" ten times to describe House Republicans. As they acknowledge, that neatly matches Biden's campaign rhetoric about "MAGA extremists."

Self-proclaimed “NeverTrump” Washington Post columnist Jennifer Rubin is once again displaying her blatant hypocrisy in her latest op-ed attacking the GOP amidst the ongoing debt ceiling negotiations.

The respective reasoning behind Monday’s bombshell firings of Don Lemon by CNN and Tucker Carlson at Fox News came into focus by evening as it became evident that Lemon’s luck had been finally squeezed out among CNN executives following a tense, race-bait-filled interview with 2024 GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. And, in the case of Carlson, liberal journalists ran with a whole…