Category: Media
Media Pout That SCOTUS Could Put The Kibosh On Bureaucratic Sabotage Of GOP Presidents
If you read and watched nothing but legacy media coverage of the Supreme Court this week, you’d come away thinking that a majority of justices are prepared to anoint Donald Trump as king of America. Naturally, it’s all complete garbage. This hyperbolic hullabaloo centers around a case heard by the high court earlier this week […]
‘THIS IS A CARTOON CHARACTER’: Concha Predicts Crockett Crash & Burn, Says She Will End Up Co-Hosting The View [WATCH]
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This week, Fox News contributor Joe Concha criticized Rep.
The New Yorker Makes a Shrine to Itself
The New Yorker was founded in 1925 as a humor weekly — a whimsical little Roaring Twenties bauble written largely…
WATCH: Jake Tapper Describes Pipe Bomb Suspect As ‘White Man,’ Airs Photo Disproving His Claim Minutes Later
CNN anchor Jake Tapper described the alleged Jan. 6 pipe bomber as a “white man” on Thursday—then aired a photo showing that was clearly not the case.
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Biden Admin Prosecuted Leader of Venezuelan Drug Cartel That Mainstream Media Now Say ‘Doesn’t Exist’
Establishment news outlets like CNN, the Associated Press, and the New York Times have embraced a new narrative about Venezuela’s Cartel de los Soles: It doesn’t actually exist. Unmentioned in the coverage is the Biden administration’s 2023 extradition of a former Venezuelan spy chief whose “leadership of the Cártel de Los Soles inflicted immeasurable pain and suffering” on Venezuelans and Americans, as the Department of Justice put it at the time.
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