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Results of a POLITICO poll reported Thursday show strong support for key elements of Republicans’ voter integrity bill, the SAVE America Act.

Whenever there’s a threat to George Soros’s regime, you can bet that a number of his grantees will swarm like bees to protect the hive. Enter the disgraced, extremist Southern Poverty Law Center.

Late Saturday night, President Trump delivered a forceful set of remarks following the shooting inside the Washington Hilton outside the White House Correspondents Dinner (WHCD), calling it the work of a “very sick person” and “thug” who “attacked our Constitution” and “free speech” itself, but failed in his attempts at bloodshed. Rather, Trump said, it reminded Americans of the need to “…

This blog criticizes Politico’s profile of Beau Bayh as overly flattering and lacking in substance, focusing more on his pedigree and personal appeal than his political positions. Despite the hype, Bayh offers only vague statements, dodging substantial policy questions, leaving readers with little insight into his actual stances.

Politico's senior executive editor, Alexander Burns, has a long history of attempting to foist far left politics upon the public. In his latest incarnation on Monday, Burns uses the defeat of Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán at the polls to argue the Democrats need to embrace socialism if they want to defeat the nasty MAGA Republicans at the polls.

Despite ongoing criticism and economic concerns tied to the Middle East conflict, President Trump benefits from stronger-than-expected March job growth and a falling unemployment rate, giving him positive talking points amid public dissatisfaction, as noted with frustration by Politico’s Victoria Guida.

California Democrats are panicking as a split vote in the open primary could leave them shut out of the governor’s race, with two Republicans now leading in polls. Despite frantic efforts and party infighting, no Democrat stands out, risking an unprecedented GOP win in the bluest state and threatening the party’s down-ballot prospects.

After initial reports were dismissed by Team Trump as "fake news" (or perhaps premature news), Politico's Daniel Lippman reports comedian and HBO Real Time host Bill Maher will receive the Mark Twain Prize from the Trump-Kennedy Center prize in June in a show made for Netflix in one of the center's last public events before it shuts down for a planned two-year renovation.

Tuesday’s Politico Playbook hyped up a campaign event for Michigan Senate candidate Adul El-Sayed with the far-left Twitch streamer Hasan Piker, who is best known for his anti-American comments, statements that said the US deserved 9/11, and shocking his dog Kaya live on stream.

Politico’s piece on the legal frenzy sparked by the Epstein files highlights high-profile figures seeking defense, but notably omits Donald Trump—despite previous attempts to link him. The blog criticizes Politico for avoiding Bill Gates’ documented connections to Epstein, suggesting bias in coverage as new revelations about Gates and his foundation emerge.

The blog satirizes Politico’s anxious coverage of California’s open gubernatorial primary, mocking their focus on Democrat infighting while barely acknowledging that two Republicans could advance due to vote-splitting. It highlights Politico’s ongoing “Great Fear” of a GOP-only general election and the media’s hand-wringing over a chaotic race.

Victoria Guida of Politico argues Trump is unusually “lucky” with the economy, saying his risky policies—tariffs, stricter immigration, attacks on the Fed—have worked out so far, defying expert predictions. She points to rising global tension as a possible end to his streak, though the strong U.S. economy seems hard to derail.

Since Trump’s 2025 return, sweeping global and political changes have reshaped America. Politico’s Alexander Burns highlighted Biden’s dysfunctional presidency while acknowledging Trump’s disruptive impact—upending old alliances, global trade, and norms. The future is uncertain, and even Politico’s tone seems to be shifting in response.

Google News promoted only left-leaning outlets’ coverage of President Trump’s State of the Union, according to an MRC review. Eight of nine featured articles were from liberal sources, with none from right-leaning media. The selection highlighted negative or critical takes on Trump, raising concerns over bias and lack of ideological diversity in Google’s news curation.