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Wednesday’s New York Times featured another labored attack on President Trump by White House correspondent Peter Baker. In a half-page “White House Memo,” Baker accused Trump of hypocrisy in “The ‘Law and Order’ President, but Not Close to Home.” He laundered the left-wing talking point that Trump doesn’t support all law enforcement, such as the intelligence services that went after…

Colin Kaepernick spewed volumes of hate and anger with his knee during the 2016 NFL season, and the America hater is about to rev up the volume on his rhetoric through a San Francisco publishing company. Kaepernick will join Medium's board of directors in addition to writing about race and civil rights.

The reason so-called “Dreamers” were ever a topic of discussion in American politics was that their legal status was in question due to how they arrived. That’s a fact. But CNN host Chris “Fredo” Cuomo didn’t want to hear it. When former Virginia Attorney General and acting Deputy Homeland Security Secretary Ken Cuccinelli (R) acknowledged that Dreamers were “illegal aliens” under the law…

On Thursday night, CNN’s divisive, hate-filled, and juvenile rhetoric continued with the return of their Coronavirus: Facts and Fears town hall after a two-week absence due to their gleeful focus on inflaming the country’s racial tensions. Host Anderson Cooper suffered yet another immature meltdown insisting that the Trump administration doesn’t give a damn about the American people…

On Thursday’s New Day, CNN’s Alisyn Camerota, Jim Sciutto, and Mitch Landrieu were very impressed by former National Security Adviser John Bolton's new book, In the Room Where it Happened. Landrieu, a CNN political commentator and former Mayor of New Orleans, declared that the book confirmed the impeachment charges brought against President Trump by the House Democrats. 

Anyone who honors "democratic norms" can't honor ripping statues down in the dark of night.

In a perfect example of how the left and the media put hating President Trump ahead of almost everything else (including their own political victories), the first reaction the broadcast networks had to the Supreme Court’s Thursday ruling protecting DACA was to boast about it being a “big blow” to the President. They would eventually note how hundreds of thousands of so-called “Dreamers” were…

America feels like it's falling apart. That's because it is. There are two ways to achieve unity in any group. The first is to set up a few serious standards of conduct, policed with the absolute minimum of compulsion, and then allow freedom in all other matters. This was the founding vision for our federal government. In this vision, we agree not to infringe upon one another's life, liberty…

In between all the chaos and unrest in the streets and the virus from China preoccupying Americans’ brains, it might be easy to forget about Hidin’ Joe Biden and just how terrible a candidate he is. But not for Luke Skywalker actor Mark Hamill, who is reportedly hosting a virtual fundraiser for the 77-year-old gaffe machine.

On Wednesday’s All In, MSNBC host Chris Hayes bizarrely insisted that the true leader of the Republican Party is John Bolton, not Donald Trump. Hayes described Bolton as “duplicitous, untrustworthy, extremely militaristic” in his Tuesday night rant on why the American people should trust what Bolton says in his new tell-all book.  Hayes also called Bolton “morally odious.” But, the…

In a triumphalist editorial opinion, Univision’s Jorge Ramos made misleading statements regarding the scope of the Supreme Court's controversial ruling on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program and further leveraged the issue into a call to vote on November 3rd. 

After all three networks spent reports hyping yet another “bombshell” tell-all book from a former Trump aide, this time being former National Security Advisor, John Bolton, ABC’s Martha Raddatz was ready to tease her own exclusive interview with Bolton on The…

Just one week after he asked South Carolina Senator Tim Scott if Republicans were using him a “token” on the issue of police reform, on Thursday, MSNBC anchor Craig Melvin refused to ask Democratic Senator Dick Durbin about similar comments the Illinois lawmaker made about Scott’s proposed legislation.

A memo from Washington Post publisher Fred Ryan on Thursday stated the newspaper is going to add a dozen positions to "build a stronger culture of diversity and equity," including a "managing editor for diversity and inclusion" and a "national security writer" specializing in right-wing "domestic terrorism" and  white-nationalist extremist elements in the police and the military.