WashPost Editor Rushes Into 'No Comment' Mode on 2020 Twitter Brouhaha
Washington Post editor Martin Baron announced he would retire at the end of February, and he was touted as a "news giant" who was "fearless." But in an exit interview of sorts with The New Yorker, Baron rushed into "no comment" mode when Isaac Chotiner asked about a social-media controversy with reporter Felicia Sonmez.
L.A. Times Columnist Compares Nice 'Trumpite' Neighbors to Hezbollah
Los Angeles Times columnist repaid the kindness of a neighbor who cleared snow off her driveway by smearing him and the rest of her neighbors by comparing them to Hezbollah for the "high crime" of being Trump supporters.
Spiking CBO Report, CBS Boosts Bernie’s Plan to Ram Through Wage Hike
On Monday, the Congressional Budget Office published a 17-page report breaking down the devastating harm a $15 an hour minimum wage would do to the American people. Ignoring the soaring unemployment, price increases, and mounting deficit, the CBS Evening News lamented President Biden’s apparent willingness to drop the wage hike from his coronavirus relief package. They also touted the…
What’s in a Name? Lefties Want the KC Chiefs Cancelled
The Chiefs lost the Super Bowl and it's not just Kansas City fans who hope it's the last time.
Emotional Super Bowl Ad Leaves Even Lefties Supporting Life … Ironic!
Get your tissues because this one’s a tearjerker. For once, a commercial that doesn’t make you want to turn off the TV!
New York Times Fires Reporter For Using Word It Used, Too — the N Word
The New York Times has fired a prize-winning reporter, Donald McNeil, for asking about the context in which someone used the N word. As journalist Jesse Singal notes, “One of the most important coronavirus reporters on the planet” was forced out of “the Times because he used the N-word in the context of asking about a controversy involving the N-word.”
Dems New Section 230 Bill May Incentivize Big Tech to Censor MORE
Senate Democrats have decided to take a swing at reforming Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, and if it censors more speech, it will do far more harm than good. Senators Mark Warner (D-VA), Mazie Hirono (D-HI) and Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) introduced the latest proposal to reform Section 230, the SAFE TECH Act. The new act would cut liability protections for providers on paid-for speech…
BOOM: Doocy Battles Psaki Over ‘Green Jobs,’ Not Deporting Illegals
Making his return to the White House Briefing Room on Monday for the first time since January 26, the Fox News Channel’s Peter Doocy sparred Press Secretary Jen Psaki over concerns about laid off energy workers and then a possible Biden administration directive to bar ICE from deporting illegal immigrants for crimes such as DUI and simple assault.
Jason Miller: Trump Deciding Whether to Join Platform, Start His Own
A senior adviser to former President Donald Trump said that Trump was considering his return to social media. The twist is that this could imply Trump joining an anti-establishment platform or creating his own platform entirely: “all options are on the table.”
Dolly Parton Slammed in NBC Op-Ed for Ad Encouraging Entrepreneurship
Sweet ol’ Dolly Parton’s new Super Bowl ad has her flirting with cancel culture. According to one freelance journalist and political organizer writing for NBC.com’s “Think” section, the "9 to 5" singer's TV spot sang the praises of working and having a job a bit too much for far lefties.
CNN Reporter Brags about Calling Cops on Maskless Floridians
On Sunday’s CNN Newsroom, host Fredricka Whitfield brought on correspondent Randi Kaye for a laughably bad segment which almost seemed like a parody of CNN. Kaye, who was tasked with covering Tampa Bay during the Super Bowl this weekend, bragged about her double mask due to the large crowds in Tampa and about calling the cops on maskless fans.
Texas Follows Florida, Preps Own Bill Against Big Tech Censorship
Conservative leaders from Texas and Florida are taking unprecedented action to punish Big Tech for censoring conservatives.
Nets Swoon Over Leftist Divider Springsteen Preaching Unity
On Monday, all three network morning shows hailed left-wing, bomb-throwing rocker Bruce Springsteen for a Jeep Super Bowl ad in which he hypocritically preached unity and meeting in the political “middle.” Rather than call out the singer for his history of incendiary partisan rhetoric, hosts all seemed to experience collective amnesia as they pretended he was the perfect messenger to bring…
