Liberal media are declaring Bidenomics a success - but, hard numbers tell a much different story – regardless of whether the measure is how much Americans are paying, earning or saving.

Apparently the plebeians supporting the candidates of their choice with small dollar donations represent a major problem for American society. At least, that’s what a condescending New York Times columnist argued.

In response to new energy regulations from the Biden administration, Mark Levin pointed out the endgame of present and past restrictions on American energy and conveniences. 

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. laid into three massive corporations for pushing a key element of the American Dream out of reach for many American families. 

The New York Times’s inveterate Bidenomics apologist Paul Krugman has a knack for reminding the world that former President Donald Trump lives rent-free in his head.

Dan Bongino was not willing to stand by and ignore the massive contrast between Joe Biden’s statements on the economy and the actions and fruits of his administration’s policies. 

Andrew Ross Sorkin announced the cataclysmic news from Disney with a chyron reading “Has Disney Lost its Magic” beneath him. 

The Washington Post’s third-rate “fact-checker” Glenn Kessler butchered the facts when he claimed that the sky-high inflation brought on by Bidenomics barely made a dent in Americans’ spending power. Economists interviewed by MRC Business were having none of it.

Former President Donald Trump went after the reduced quality of life and narrowed choices that accompany environmentalist proposals hard last night. 

George Soros did not attend the Republican Presidential Primary, but that didn’t stop DeSantis from airing out the billionaire’s dirty laundry. 

Conservative radio host Mark Levin eviscerated radical activists and local and state government in the wake of a disastrous Hawaii wildfires. 

Artificial intelligence can “listen” to keystrokes and steal passwords, according to new research.

The New York Times took eco-sensationalism to a new level by making couples planning summer weddings out to be victims of … climate change.

Mentions of “ESG” (environmental, social, and governance) on earnings conference calls of S&P 500 companies are plummeting, suggesting that firms are reacting to the ongoing backlash from stockholders who don’t want left-wing ideology cutting into their profits.