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One of the most annoying habits at PolitiFact is the tendency to treat standard political rhetoric as some kind of falsehood. Take Congressman Jody Hice (R-Georgia), who said of the Democrats, "If they truly wanted unity, they wouldn’t have spent 4 years refusing to acknowledge Trump’s 2016 victory." They called that False.

Pennsylvania state senator Doug Mastriano, found himself suspended on Twitter at just the same time as he hosted a hearing in Gettysburg on election fraud in Pennsylvania, and tweeted about its findings. 

In a video commentary, MRCTV's Brittany Hughes laid out the latest poll on liberal media bias.

Comedians clearly supported President Obama and didn’t want a comic narrative to build against him. They saw what happened when Tina Fey mocked Gov. Sarah Palin so mercilessly during the 2008 presidential campaign, and they couldn’t risk a repeat against their own party. So they claimed Obama was too cool, smart and slick to be mocked.

In the aftermath of President Donald Trump pardoning retired General Mike Flynn, CNN legal analyst Elie Honig declared that the move is a "wild abuse of power" as he and other CNN regulars failed to inform viewers of the argument in favor of exonerating the former national security advisor.

New York magazine's senior art critic Jerry Saltz drew hot pushback on Twitter after he claimed "Republicanism is no longer a political problem; Republicanism is a social problem. It must be treated in the same way coronavirus is treated: it has to be isolated and snuffed-out by repressing it in about 70% of the general population."

On Tuesday, the historical revisionists at MSNBC were hard at work trying to credit former New York City Mayor David Dinkins with the drop in crime that happened under his successor, Republican Mayor Rudy Giuliani.

The same media who spent the past four years calling President Trump, literally Hitler, is now breathlessly comparing President-Elect Joe Biden and his cabinet to superheroes saving the earth. And they expect us to take them seriously?

On Tuesday's New Day show, CNN co-host John Berman called for Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to show "human decency" and do "a human thing" in congratulating Democrat Joe Biden even while President Donald Trump is still contesting the election.

The mainstream media, rather than cover in any real detail the serious allegations of voting fraud that were presented at a Gettysburg hearing of the Pennsylvania Senate Majority Policy Committee on Wednesday was instead mockingly dismissive of the event.

On CNN's New Day, co-host obsesses over the relatively small desk at which President Trump sat in the White House yesterday as he took questions from the press.  Berman claimed to see a "metaphor" in a "large man at a small table." Berman feigned outrage at Trump's treatment of Reuters reporter Jeff Mason.  When Mason appeared on New Day during its final hour, Berman asked…

On Substack, Washington Examiner media writer T. Becket Adams looks ahead to the "big media sleep" under Biden. Just the quotes from Politico offer plenty of proof:  "if the Trump White House was like downing a vat of Tabasco sauce over the past four years, the Biden White House will be like sipping unflavored almond milk.”

On Thursday afternoon, CNN fill-in host Boris Sanchez cued up frequent guest Dr. Peter Hotez to trash the conservative majority on the Supreme Court for its ruling that New York cannot discriminate against houses of worship in its anti-pandemic restrictions, with the Baylor College of Medicine professor declaring that the ruling is "absolutely crazy" and "devalues human lives."

Joe Biden came out with his first Cabinet picks before Thanksgiving, and the media were falling all over themselves with compliments. At least they’re not demanding Joe Biden be inaugurated early. In 2008, they were so deeply enchanted with Barack Obama that they wanted to slash the transition period in half and get those wonderful Democrats back in power.