Campaigns & Elections

CNN’s dumb and dumber duo of Chris “Fredo” Cuomo (PrimeTime) and Don Lemon (CNN Tonight) often brag about how they’re neighbors in the elitist communities on Long Island, New York; so much so that they openly mock violent crime in the city. Yet, on Monday’s handoff between their shows, the two of them lashed out at President Trump for legally paying the least amount in taxes…

Not even 24 hours after The New York Times published its joke of a report about President Trump’s taxes, and the Democrats and the media had already jumped the shark with their accusations. During their Monday newscasts, CBS Evening News and NBC Nightly News attempted to promote Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) crazy conspiracy theory that the President was owned by…

Appearing on NBC’s 3rd Hour Today show on Monday to sell his new book, MSNBC’s PoliticsNation host Al Sharpton – who has a long history of tax troubles – had the audacity to lecture President Trump about questionable allegations of not paying income tax. The Democratic Party activist showed no shame as he rode atop an imaginary high horse on the issue.

Journalists like to think of themselves as skeptical, questioning types who are always asking questions. But when the New York Times claimed to have acquired Donald Trump’s taxes and, just hours later, the Biden campaign had a corresponding campaign ad out, they don’t seem cynical. 

"I have always depended on the kindness of strangers" was Blanche DuBois's iconic line in "A Streetcar Named Desire," by which poor Blanche effectively admitted to having lived a life of prostitution. So when Tim O'Brien used that same line about Donald Trump, you know he was doing it with malice aforethought, with the unmistakable goal of making the same insinuation.  O'Brien uttered his line…

In what The Guardian called “the longest and most star-studded attack ad in history,” the Showtime limited series The Comey Rule is full of distortions and liberal fantasies of what they wish had really happened in the FBI investigations into Hillary Clinton’s email server and Donald Trump’s involvement with Russia.

Before Amy Coney Barrett was even nominated, CNN Newsroom host John King was insisting she would have to recuse herself from any case about the 2020 election because of President Trump's remarks about why he wanted to appoint a ninth justice. 

Donald Trump on Saturday will announce his nomination to the Supreme Court, replacing the late Ruth Bader Ginsburg. According to several reports, the leading contender is Judge Amy Coney Barrett. She has been a possible Court pick since 2018 and hateful journalists have already smeared the “deeply religious” Catholic and compared her views to a character in The Handmaid’s Tale

Tom Friedman, a veteran New York Times columnist, appeared on Thursday’s edition of Anderson Cooper 360 with one message: “I'm terrified to find myself ending my career as a journalist covering America's potential second civil war in its history.” This in response to President Trump’s comments questioning the integrity of mail-in voting. Friedman further cried: “The President…

Friday, The View rewarded Olivia Troye with her first live television interview. Co-host Joy Behar was so enamored with the Republican turncoat who came out with an ad endorsing Joe Biden that she called her a “hero.”

Merely the announcement of topics for the first presidential debate caused great liberal angst and foot-stomping at The Washington Post. We found four articles of complaint so far. They couldn't just wait for the actual questions??

While journalists constantly blame President Trump for dividing Americans, the Democrat-controlled media and Hollywood seem to be the ones truly motivated to make Americans hate each other. Far-left actor Jeff Daniels didn’t even try to hide this fact while on The View Friday, as he rallied Democrats to stop “being nice” to the right because they’re at “war” with Trump voters.

Here we go again. This week music artist John Legend brought up the idea of leaving the country if President Trump is re-elected in November. Though if the singer does go through with it, that might be the nicest thing he’s ever done for us.

On Thursday’s MTP Daily, MSNBC anchor Chuck Todd falsely sneered that President Trump was “making up” a story about military absentee ballots cast for him being thrown in the trash by election officials in Pennsylvania. Todd even accused the President of “gaslighting the country.” However, on Friday morning, NBC’s Today show reported that the story was not only completely…