Joe Biden

Is the Biden administration still interfering in elections and ordering social media companies to censor content? That’s what one Republican congresswoman set out to uncover.

Monday’s White House press briefing led off with national security spokesman and frequent Karine Jean-Pierre crutch John Kirby defending the Biden-Harris administration’s deadly withdrawal from Afghanistan in light of a House Foreign Affairs Committee report, arguing they’ve done plenty of soul-searching, but feel proud of what happened and want to move on. Thankfully, a few reporters had some…

On Morning Joe, Willie Geist calls North Carolina Republican candidate Mark Robinson "crazy." On CNN This Morning, Mark McKinnon defends Biden-Harris's disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan, saying "wars are hell," and that "Trump's the one who planned the exit, and Biden got it done, which is an incredibly hard thing to do."

Now that there is more than a nonzero chance of former President Donald Trump returning to The White House, the Regime Media are suddenly freaked out over the possibility of the government being weaponized against political opposition. The key word here being suddenly.

It’s no secret that fake Republican Ana Navarro, co-host of ABC’s The View, counted herself as a close friend of President Biden; that’s in addition to her being a big supporter of Representative Nancy Pelosi (D-CA). So it was striking during Monday’s show when Navarro seemed to pick sides and decided to press Pelosi on her role in forcing Biden out of the race behind the scenes, and…

On CNN This Morning,  CNN correspondent Jeff Zeleny, commenting on the question of whether Joe Biden should pardon his son Hunter despite having said on national TV that he would not, says "why not?"

The latest installment in the Regime Media’s ongoing “Hide the Bidenomics Suck” series features a new twist: omitting an unpopular policy prescription for the underlying problem mentioned in the report.

Tuesday marked the first White House press briefing in 21 days and, along with the fact that Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre still found a way to show up nearly an hour late (by starting a 2:30 p.m. briefing at 3:12 p.m.), Fox’s Peter Doocy returned with a stunning doozy by asking about President Biden attacking Israel and Vice President Kamala Harris code-switching between audiences. Along…

On CNN This Morning, Republican communications expert Erin Perrine demolishes her Dem counterpart. When Brad Woodhouse brags that Dems gave Joe Biden a four-and-a-half-minute standing ovation at the DNC, Perrine parries: "Yeah, after they took him out back like Old Yeller." In response, a stunned Woodhouse could only mumble, "all right, okay."

On CNN This Morning, CNN regular Toluse Olorunnipa, the Washington Post chief White House correspondent, describes Hamas's murder of hostages, including the recent murder of an Israeli-American, as a political "headache" for Biden-Harris that would make it harder for Harris to become the Commander-in-Chief.

You can often determine the extent to which an issue is damaging to the Regime by its media’s refusal to cover or even acknowledge it. Such is the case of the violent takeover of certain parts of Aurora, Colorado by the violent Tren de Aragua gang.

Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) came into NBC’s Meet the Press and gave a master class in how to handle Regime Media counter-surrogacy for Democrats. Specifically, by never giving in to the Regime Media’s narratives and premises.

Across the Sunday TV dial, the political affairs shows sought to provide political cover for the Biden-Harris Administration’s neglect of the families of the 13 service members killed during the ISIS-K attack at the Hamid Karzai International Airport on August 26th, 2021. The four major shows did this by continuing to scandalize former President Donald Trump’s visit to the Arlington National…

On MSNBC's The Weekend, MSNBC political analyst Kimberly Atkins Stohr, who's also a Boston Globe columnist, claims that Kamala Harris' "quote-unquote" policy changes are NOT a "shift," but simply a matter of "pragmatism."