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The day before Rep. Haley Stevens, who lost Michigan’s Democratic U.S. Senate primary to Abdul El-Sayed, startled the political world by switching her general election endorsement to EL-Sayed’s Republican opponent Rep. Mike Rogers, New York Times reporter Reid Epstein wrote a hostile story, “Why Haley Stevens Can’t Stop Talking About Abdul El-Sayed,” in defense of El-Sayed – excuse us, Dr. El-…

CNN has an established pattern of selective street interviews that neatly fit the network’s preferred liberal narrative. On Friday’s CNN This Morning, it was Alaska’s turn. The topic was the Democrats and Mary Peltola placing a Decoy Dan Sullivan on the ballot. Host Audie Cornish opened with clips of two Alaskan voters. And—surprise!— they both said the scandal wouldn’t change their support…

In August, Mary Peltola told Alaskans, “It should be a criminal offense to lie or mislead the electorate. YES!” Her campaign might have wanted to check its own text messages before she said it. According to a New York Times investigation published Wednesday, top Peltola aides in the summer of 2025 told a staffer to find as many people named Dan Sullivan in Alaska as possible.

On Thursday's Morning Joe, host Joe Scarborough pulled off a piece of contortion that would make Gumby jealous. People in his Florida panhandle would "yawn" at the Decoy Dan Sullivan scandal. But Trump having Elon Musk "turn Starlink down so thousands of Ukrainians are battered and killed. That’s surprising to me.”

Before the bombshell New York Times report that revealed Democrats plotted to put a decoy Dan J. Sullivan on the Alaska Senate Ballot to confuse voters and siphon away votes from Republican incumbent Senator Dan S. Sullivan, the cast of The View saw no issue with the multiple on the ballot, and laughed away the issue and a Department of Justice lawsuit into the matter.

On Wednesday morning, The New York Times released a bombshell story admitting Alaska Democrats conspired to find a second Dan Sullivan to run for a Senate seat to confuse enough voters to back Dan J. Sullivan and not incumbent Republican Dan S. Sullivan, which would throw the race to Democrat and former Congresswoman Mary Peltola. Unsurprisingly, CNN openly defended Alaska Democrats on…

It’s not just candidates on the ballot next Tuesday. Voters will also be presented with various ballot measures and on Tuesday, New York Times national correspondent and author Lisa Lerer teamed up with PBS’s Amanpour and Company co-host Hari Sreenivasan to advocate for the pro-abortion side in Idaho by lamenting that the abortion debate gets wrapped up “in this sort of morass of morality.”

The New York Times story about the wunderkind Democratic candidate for Alaska governor wasn’t quite as optimistic as its headline in Thursday’s paper -- “How a Democrat Positioned Himself to Be Alaska’s Next Governor” -- but it was close. The loosey-goosy, feel-good lede by Times’ Pacific Northwest bureau chief Anna Griffin was more befitting of a local hero profile than a journalistic…

Patrick Healy, assistant managing editor for Standards and Trust at the New York Times, had a fascinating discussion (and some admissions that vindicated conservative media bias critics) in his newly launched weekly newsletter “Sound Off,” where he talks “to critics and skeptics of The Times.” Healy, formerly a deputy opinion editor and campaign reporter, had a collegial discussion with law…

The owner of one of the most powerful media companies in the world is once again throwing his enormous wallet into the political ring to shape an election outcome.

Late Tuesday, New York Times White House reporter Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan shared that “a growing number of people around” President Trump “favor” his years-long desire “to move reporters out of the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room” to the Eisenhower Executive Office Building (EEOB) next door.

Fake polling results published as an “experimental project” to “expose how little scrutinization exists in media” were cited by the likes of The New York Times, MS Now and Mediaite, a confession by Wedgewood Polling reveals.

From the “can’t take it but can sure dish it out” department comes the New York Times, which somehow felt a satirical article by a famously corrosive liberal comedian that gently mocked the hard-left Democratic Socialists of America merited a critical pile-on.The headline? “Larry David Mocks the D.S.A. Some Are Not Amused. "

On Tuesday night, a supposed polling firm cited by the likes of The New York Times and MS NOW, Wedgewood Polls, put out a statement admitting to faking its polls. In the statement, posted on X, Wedgewood claimed it was a social experiment. 

Just last Monday, one of the group’s polls was cited on MS NOW by The 11th Hour host Ali Velshi. The presumably fake poll showcased a double-digit…