John Harris

Politico disingenuously suggest that Chief Justice Roberts steer the Supreme Court towards a split decision on two cases it will decide upon concerning Donald Trump.

Fifteen years ago today, November 4, 2008, American voters elected liberal Democratic Senator Barack Obama to the Presidency. It was a campaign in which the public recognized the media elite’s tremendous favoritism towards Obama, and even many reporters admitted the coverage had been slanted against the Republicans.

The founding editor of Politico wants a drastic rewrite of the U.S. Constitution  into a document that replaces the current federal system of state sovereignty with centralized power.

In the midst of all his fury hurled at Sarah Palin by Politico founding editor John F. Harris in his column on Monday, he made quite an interesting revelation. Namely that thanks to the discovery process made by Palin in her lawsuit against the New York Times, we now have documentation about the utter moral cowardice of the publisher of that periodical, A.G. Sulzberger.

Politico's founding editor absurdly suggests that Chief Justice John Roberts conveniently retire soon so Joe Biden can replace him.

One of the most insincere campaign promises Joe Biden ever made was to bring unity and decency back to the presidency. When Joe Biden called Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy a “stupid son of a bitch,” he showed he won't demonstrate decency or empathy to a journalist who isn’t obsequious to him.

The founding editor of Politico recommends that Joe Biden should use trash talk to reverse his sinking political fortunes.

Although Twitter's recent over the top  censorship  culminating in permanently banning President Donald Trump from that platform has been generally hailed by much of the mainstream media, there is one notable voice of dissent.  John Harris, the founding editor of Politico, usually very liberal and definitely no friend of Trump, is disturbed by Twitter's political purge. 

I admit it: I sometimes feel like writing about Keith Richards. I’m a fan. But since there are few situations when writing about Keef isn’t a non sequitur, I mostly confine myself to brief Facebook appreciations of say, the slashing rhythm guitar on “All Down the Line,” or the delicate arpeggios on “Love in Vain.” Would that Politico’s John F. Harris had my discipline.

On Sunday, CNN showed off what kind of so-called “Reliable Sources” they could dredge up when chief media correspondent Brian Stelter brought on Politico founding editor John Harris to discuss election coverage. But according to Harris, the media were in the wrong for acting as though President Trump still had a chance at winning and avoiding “death watch coverage.” He and…