Philip Bump
WashPost's Philip Bump Claims Fox's 'Fake' Facts Hurt Trust in MSNBC
Appearing as a guest on Friday's The 11th Hour on MSNBC, Washington Post columnist Philip Bump alleged that right-leaning media outlets like Fox News and Breitbart tell "fake things" to their viewers and, in doing so, cause people to disbelieve the "true things" that are discussed by MSNBC and The Washington Post.
WashPost's Bump Accuses GOP of Turning 'CCP' Into a 'Pejorative'
Washington Post national columnist and hamburger height fact-checker Philip Bump released a column on Thursday discussing what he considers to be the latest scandal plaguing the Republican Party: the use of the terms “Chinese Communist Party” and “CCP.”
On PBS, WashPost Columnist Cries Musk Ended Era of 'Objective' Twitter
PBS is an echo chamber for arrogant liberals who think they should manage everyone's information. PBS NewsHour hosted a conversation with Washington Post columnist Philip Bump where they could lament that under Elon Musk, "objective" journalists are no longer given the "verification" of the blue check. As if they were objective, especially on Twitter?
WashPost Writer Lets Cat Out of the Bag on Zuckerbucks for Democrats
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.
CNBC, NYT, WashPost RUSH to Defend Bragg-Soros Ties
The legacy media is yet again defending the indefensible. This time, they claim the Soros-backed Manhattan DA, Alvin Bragg, is not actually backed by Soros.
WashPost: Biden Getting COVID an 'Opportunity' to Show His 'Success'
When President Biden was diagnosed with COVID, suddenly The Washington Post motto shifted from "Democracy Dies In Darkness" to "We're Walking On Sunshine." Post columnist Leana Wen stood out with a piece on Thursday which began: "President Biden’s Covid-19 diagnosis is an opportunity for his administration to demonstrate the success of his leadership on the pandemic."
Even the Washington Post Is Mocking the DCCC for this Tweet
The Washington Post recently published an article by Phillip Bump, which took an uncharacteristic swing at the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC). Bump’s piece, titled “This might be the worst defense of the Biden administration yet,” criticized the DCCC’s suggestion that Americans should thank Biden for a less than one percent decrease in gas prices over the course of…
WashPost Excoriates Dems for ‘Worst Defense’ of Biden Yet
The Washington Post ripped the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee’s self-own for trying to garner praise for President Joe Biden for a paltry drop in gas prices. The DCCC tweeted out a graph which appeared to show a significant drop in gas prices. The DCCC captioned its tweet: “Thanks, @JoeBiden.” But the DCCC was being either very misleading or displaying complete ineptitude…
WashPost Reporter Hails Psaki For Melting Peter Doocy's Snowballs
You can tell just how perfectly The Washington Post fits into the White House publicity apparatus when it posts articles proclaiming that they have Fox News reporter Peter Doocy exactly where they want him. He is a "useful foil," reports Philip Bump, and he's easily foiled.
WashPost OBSESSES Over Tucker With 11 Articles in ONLY Six Days
In a bit so obvious that they couldn’t have denied it if they even tried, The Washington Post has spent the past week going into overdrive in favor of censorship and remove Fox News Channel host Tucker Carlson from the air to the tune of at least 11 items over the past six days attacking the highly-influential primetime show.
Philip Bump’s Own Newspaper Undercuts His Wild Push for COVID Stimulus
Washington Post national correspondent Philip Bump made a wild argument to try to pressure Congress to pass a massive $1.9 trillion stimulus bill that his own newspaper said may be “mismatched.”
MSNBC Condemns 'Insecure' White People Lamenting Cancel Culture
MSNBC Live host Stephanie Ruhle on Wednesday smeared conservatives as to why they are focused on cancel culture. To help her out, the Washington Post's Philip Bump explained that people concerned about cancel culture are really just old white people worried about "the visibility of a younger less white generation."
Philip Bump Thinks He's Smart, So Why Did He Write This?
Should Washington Post correspondent Philip Bump be called Philip Bump on the Head? What would cause him to write an article this embarrassing?