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The leftist newspaper owned by the second richest man in the world is obsessed with smearing his main competitor’s $43 billion Twitter takeover bid. It was willing to spend over 17,000 words to do it.

On Tuesday, Twitchy’s Sam Janney reported: “Wow, seems like NBC News’ Ben Collins is trying to out-awful Taylor Lorenz.” The article then highlighted a series of nasty tweets sent out by the NBC correspondent defending Washington Post technology reporter Taylor Lorenz doxxing the conservative creator of the popular Libs of Tik Tok social media account.

After being doxxed by leftist sleazebag and professional victim Taylor Lorenz of the Washington Post, Chaya Raichik, the woman behind the popular Twitter account “Libs of TikTok” appeared on Tucker Carlson Tonight on the Fox News Channel to give an update on how she’s doing. 

In a statement penned Tuesday, Washington Post senior managing editor Cameron Barr stepped up to defend hypocritical malefactor Taylor Lorenz after she doxed the owner of the Libs of TikTok Twitter account, including her identity and address, all because she exposed the lunatics, groomers, and general extremists of the left. And rightfully, there was a great public outcry against the…

Washington Post tech reporter Taylor Lorenz released an article sharing the personal info of the creator behind the popular Libs Of Tik Tok Twitter account in a Post report. The internet wrecked her for it.

If you dare to expose the lunatics, groomers, and general extremists of the left (particularly those exposing it to kids) via the videos they themselves put out, The Washington Post and hypocritical malefactor Taylor Lorenz have declared Tuesday it’s okay to run down them, their family, and those on the periphery in an attempt to open them up to retaliation and life-threatening danger…

In a stunning act of hypocrisy, Washington Post columnist and technology reporter Taylor Lorenz who weeks ago cried on national television that people were harassing and threatening her online, reached out to Governor Ron DeSantis’s press secretary Christina Pushaw to help her expose the person behind the popular Twitter account “Libs of TikTok.”

Washington Post columnist Max Boot freaked out over the world’s richest man potentially buying Twitter. The reason? Doing so might hurt his dream to increase censorship on the platform.

In almost 50 years of pro-abortion bias, the strangest media tactic is to pretend the abortion issue has only one "extreme." You can see this tactic in the latest political analysis by Washington Post reporter Amber Phillips. It's provocatively headlined for social media: "Just how extreme are these new red-state abortion laws?" She's never going to ask how extreme are blue-state pro-…

Hump Day marked a tough day for Jen Psaki as she reportedly careens toward the series finale of The Psaki Show as the White House press secretary faced tough questions on inflation and another off-the-cuff remark from President Biden about Russia’s unprovoked war against Ukraine, including one that questioned whether there needs to be “an asterisk next to anything that the President says.”

Washington Post media blogger Erik Wemple reported some specifics of a new study on cable-news tilt – and needled CNN host Brian Stelter on how he couldn’t handle the idea that a professor would come on his CNN show and posit that CNN was a partisan filter like Fox News. 

President Joe Biden says he never talked business with his son. Maybe he didn't. Maybe that Ukrainian gas company paid Hunter Biden half a million dollars because he has unique business skills that no one else noticed. It's possible. But unlikely. Now a Justice Department investigation may tell us whether Hunter is a sleazy opportunist who broke the law and whether his father knew, or even…

In a stunningly economically illiterate opinion piece in The Washington Post, columnist Catherine Rampell argues that President Joe Biden can solve rampant inflation by letting more immigrants into the United States. 

Last week, reporter Christopher Rufo released footage of top Disney employees vowing to inject their radical LGBTQ agenda into children's programming. Disney producer Latoya Raveneau told an all-hands meeting that her team works to push a "not-at-all-secret gay agenda" in programming aimed at kids and sought to add "queerness" to such content.