2020 Presidential

The National Pulse’s editor-in-chief claimed Twitter has censored his outlet’s posts in foul play. Editor-in-Chief of The National Pulse Raheem Kassam claimed in a Nov. 5 tweet that “Twitter has restricted @TheNatPulse as millions flock to read our live blog.”

As the nation enters the third day of awaiting the results of the presidential election, Big Tech has entered its third day of censoring posts from President Donald Trump. Over the past day, Twitter has placed an interstitial, or filter, over five different Trump tweets regarding possible election fraud. The platform claimed that the tweets are “misleading.”

The New York Times got ahead of itself in more ways than one over Election 2020. On the afternoon of Election Day, the paper was obliged to delete a tweet that arrogantly stated “the role of declaring a winner of the presidential election falls to the news media….” Um, no. The Times joined the “Biden blowout” brigade around a month ago with increasingly confident predictions…

Thursday, The View hosts, like the rest of the liberal media, were still reeling over the close presidential race. Pretending like they haven’t spent the last four years attacking President Trump’s supporters with vile names, the haughty hosts boasted how they would refrain from calling his voters “racists” but insisted they were “selfish” people who didn’t care about the “plight” of…

Economist Stephen Moore joined Fox Business to warn Americans about what Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden would do to the oil and gas industry through his regulatory agenda. Wednesday afternoon during the Fox Business Network’s Making Money, host Charles Payne referred to President Donald Trump’s regulatory…

Throughout special election coverage on Wednesday, partisan NBC journalists bitterly complained that the Democrats had failed to achieve a “moral victory” in Tuesday’s election or a definitive “repudiation” of President Trump. Network correspondents and pundits even admitted that if Joe Biden were to win the presidency, he would be “weakened” and “deeply damaged” by the race being so close.…

Late night “comedy” is not a place for jokes, it’s for liberal lectures and hate. Jimmy Kimmel on Wednesday reacted angrily to the closely disputed, undecided presidential election. Perhaps angered by the Republicans likely holding the Senate and increasing their numbers in the House, the Jimmy Kimmel Live host ranted that he “overestimated the American people.” Kimmel wasn’t alone in…

On CNN's New Day, Never Trumper S.E. Cupp says: "Trump wore the Republican party like a rented tuxedo to get through the election . . . That tuxedo is in the corner, it’s crumpled up, it’s got cigarette-butt stains and [pauses] you know, um, bodily fluids on it.

If you think that everyone and everything will return to being peachy and nice when Beijing Biden gets into office -- as many lefties presume is about to happen -- just take a look at pop star Janelle Monae’s hate-filled Twitter post. The “pansexual” musician/Dem activist, who, mind you, expects everyone to love and celebrate her for her sexual identity, decided to pour on the intolerance for…

Despairing over how tight the presidential race has been, MSNBC's Reid complained how “aggravating” the “red mirage” was and how “disappointed” she was that racist Trump voters didn’t get their comeuppance with a Biden blowout on election night.

For once on Tuesday, CNN wasn't talking about Russian interference, but that President Trump is dangerous to U.S. alliances, and that much of the world prefers Biden over Trump. During the 1:00 pm EST hour of CNN’s Election Day Coverage, the leftist network made the case that the "vast majority" of U.S. allies are rooting for Trump to lose. Host Erin Burnett claimed: “It isn’t just Americans…

We know the supposed adults on the left are freaking out, but it would appear the radical youth of America are not dealing with the aftermath of the election much better.

With MSNBC having already expressed concern Wednesday night about a peaceful gathering of Trump supporters outside Arizona’s Maricopa County Elections Department, CNN hit the panic button just after midnight Eastern Thursday in saying the building would be closing based on the “armed,” YMCA-dancing crowd “chilling a democracy” and causing “a lot of security concerns.”

On Tuesday night, the American people spoke. They spoke with millions upon millions of voices to produce the greatest presidential election voter turnout in over a century. And they sent a variety of messages, most of them quite positive. Voters rejected the prevailing narratives of a media determined to make the election a pure referendum on Donald Trump's character.