Ryan Lizza

Politico revealed that Joe Biden's campaign is relying upon the press to attack the candidacy of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. on his behalf.

Today we present the WORST OF 2022: The Praising and Protecting Old Joe Award. 

On Monday, CNN analyst Ryan Lizza declared: “For history, I think it’s a pretty big deal....You have to go back to – depending on how you define these things – to LBJ. So, I think for history, Biden – I don’t think there’s much debate anymore, he is an enormously consequential president and just judging him by his legislative agenda, you know, he’s sort of in that modern pantheon now.”…

In Saturday's Politico Playbook newsletter written by Rachael Bade, Eugene Daniels, and Ryan Lizza, the leftwing outlet claimed Morton's Steakhouse waded into the culture wars by issuing a statement supporting Justice Brett Kavanaugh's right to eat dinner in peace at their restaurant. 

Politico attempted to portray Secretary of the Treasury Janet Yellen as a stealth inflation fighter by utilizing some heavy duty cherry picking of a Bloomberg article.

Poltico Playbook hypes the Democrat plan to politicize January 6 in order to pass legislation that federalizes state level elections.

On Tuesday afternoon, Politico's Ryan Lizza hosted a panel discussion on the topic of White House reporting. NBC reporter Geoff Bennett admitted that during the transition, the Biden team "certainly knew who we were, all the reporters were known quantities. So there was no chance that they were gonna call on, you know, some local reporter...who was gonna ask Joe Biden a potentially difficult…

CNN's hypocrisy was on full display on Saturday's Newsroom when analyst Mary Katherine Hame decried their liberal double standards on protests and conceding elections. 

Just hours after the GOP kicked off its 2020 convention on Monday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi came out swinging while calling President Trump and his fellow Republicans “enemies of the state.” People in the “mainstream media” ignored the California Democrat’s remark even though they had provided wall-to-wall coverage regarding comments from Trump and Congressional Republicans when they used…

The July 6 Washington Post carried a typically colorful headline on top of the Style section. “A binder full of bombast: Kayleigh McEnany plays her boss and his base with derisive news briefing walk-offs.”

White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany had to deal with what she called "absolutely absurd" questions at Monday's press briefing. Ryan Lizza of The New Yorker asked the president believed "it was a good thing that the South lost the Civil War?"

According to Politico, the problem with Joe Biden is that he’s not adopting the “boldest” proposals of Black Lives Matter. Chiding the Democrat as too tame, writers Ryan Lizza, Laura Barron-Lopez and Holly Otterbein on Friday complained that the presumptive nominee hasn’t embraced BLM enough. The article didn’t mention, however what some of those official positions are, including the…