Politico

The blog satirizes Politico’s anxious coverage of California’s open gubernatorial primary, mocking their focus on Democrat infighting while barely acknowledging that two Republicans could advance due to vote-splitting. It highlights Politico’s ongoing “Great Fear” of a GOP-only general election and the media’s hand-wringing over a chaotic race.

Victoria Guida of Politico argues Trump is unusually “lucky” with the economy, saying his risky policies—tariffs, stricter immigration, attacks on the Fed—have worked out so far, defying expert predictions. She points to rising global tension as a possible end to his streak, though the strong U.S. economy seems hard to derail.

Since Trump’s 2025 return, sweeping global and political changes have reshaped America. Politico’s Alexander Burns highlighted Biden’s dysfunctional presidency while acknowledging Trump’s disruptive impact—upending old alliances, global trade, and norms. The future is uncertain, and even Politico’s tone seems to be shifting in response.

Google News promoted only left-leaning outlets’ coverage of President Trump’s State of the Union, according to an MRC review. Eight of nine featured articles were from liberal sources, with none from right-leaning media. The selection highlighted negative or critical takes on Trump, raising concerns over bias and lack of ideological diversity in Google’s news curation.

Politico’s story on California’s governor’s race omits the leading Republican candidates, Steve Hilton and Chad Bianco, who top recent polls. By focusing solely on Democrats like Eric Swalwell and Tom Steyer, the article ignores the possibility that two Republicans could advance to November, potentially shutting out Democrats from the general election ballot.

Stephen Colbert’s interview with Texas Senate candidate James Talarico was pulled from TV over equal-time rules, but aired on YouTube, where it drew millions of views and boosted Talarico’s campaign. Politico celebrated the episode, which critics say was a publicity stunt exploiting grievance culture for political and fundraising gains.

According to emails obtained by the great people at Protect the Public’s Trust (PPT), reporters from The New York Times and Politico worked alongside the Biden-Harris administration’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to try and concoct a record of climate leadership for then-Vice President Kamala Harris’s failed campaign. And, when it was all over, one fretted to their…

Politico spent months searching the Epstein files to link Donald Trump to wrongdoing but found no damaging evidence. Instead, records show Trump reported Epstein’s activities to police and cut ties early on. Critics argue Politico ignored existing facts in favor of pushing a narrative that ultimately proved unfounded.

Politico’s blog satirically explores “MAGA supervillains” in the TDS universe, led by caricatures of Trump and JD Vance, whose political influence looms over the 2026 election and global relations. Reporter Gregory Svirnovskiy suggests that defeating Team USA at the Winter Olympics may be the world’s last hope to curb their “villainy.”

The release of Epstein files revealed no wrongdoing by Trump, contrary to prior media speculation. While Clinton remains under scrutiny for refusing to testify, Politico's previous efforts to connect Trump to Epstein have proven unfounded, highlighting their intense focus and disappointment over the findings.

This blog criticizes Politico Magazine for repeatedly publishing stories with strong anti-Trump bias, highlighting three recent articles attacking the former president. The author mocks Politico’s focus on Trump, calling it evidence of severe “Trump Derangement Syndrome,” and urges the outlet to diversify its coverage.

Politico claims Gen-Z Trump voters aren’t excited about JD Vance for 2028, citing a focus group of just nine young men—selected by an anti-Trump group. The blog criticizes the small, biased sample and argues that the real takeaway is that Vance is feared by Democrats and Never Trumpers, rather than being unpopular among youth.

EXCLUSIVE: The “Big Four News Apps”  (Apple News, Google News, MSN and Yahoo News) quickly aligned to blame the Trump administration for the Minneapolis ICE shooting that resulted in the death of an anti-Trump activist who was blocking a road.

In an unexpected and striking move, President Trump orchestrated the capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, sending tremors through global politics. The operation's execution post-Maduro's meeting with China heightened tensions with authoritarian states. Analysts, including those typically critical of Trump, note the implications for U.S. energy supply, regional stability, and potential…