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Erik Wemple, media critic at the Washington Post, issued a fascinating and revealing mea culpa on October 27, regarding the disgraceful firing in the summer of 2020 of former New York Times editorial page editor James Bennet, after Bennet ran an op-ed by Republican Sen. Tom Cotton that suggested sending in troops to quell the rioting stemming from Black Lives Matter…

Decades before the media’s embarrassing love affair with Barack Obama, or their open warfare against Donald Trump, there was the 1992 presidential campaign, when liberal journalists shamelessly promoted Bill Clinton’s candidacy and showed their contempt for George H. W. Bush.

Another assortment of groups funded with millions of dollars from liberal billionaire George Soros are adding to the number of groups demanding that Big Tech unleash a censorship Armageddon against so-called election “disinformation.”

On their front page on Saturday, The Washington Post reported on the latest form of Democrat trickery: "Newspapers with a partisan aim filling the void of traditional media." They're right to call out this deceptive tactic of using the "trappings" of real newspapers to spread Democrat messaging. But seriously, doesn't this also sound a lot like....The Washington Post?

Margaret Sullivan recently stepped away from her soapbox as a media columnist for The Washington Post, but she has a new book -- Newsroom Confidential: Lessons (and Worries) from an Ink-Stained Life. She touts Woodward and Bernstein as "badass," loves the "righteousness" of reporters "afflicting the comfortable," and backs "radical change" from the woke mob in newsrooms.

Oh the agony! The horror! With polls predicting that there will, in fact, be a “Red Wave” by Republicans in the upcoming midterm elections, count on the hysteria to come from the liberal media. Catch this headline over there at Fox News: 

Climate change: is there anything it can't do? While many lefties believe it will be the end of the world, according to The Washington Post, it will also lead to something even worse: an increase in hate speech. 

In Sunday’s paper Washington Post “Fact Checker” sought to downplay the “election denialism” of Stacey Abrams. She wasn’t a Liar to say she “won” her 2018 election for governor of Georgia, or to say it was “stolen from the people of Georgia. No, it was merely twisty rhetoric, no cartoon Pinocchios needed. 

The headline over at Fox News this last week told the tale: “Tony Bobulinski tells Tucker Carlson Joe Biden was 'chairman' of Hunter Biden's overseas business dealings.” Fox’s Tucker Carlson — aka a real journalist — had scored another interview with one-time Biden family business associate Tony Bobulinski. And mysteriously? Two days later the Washington Post soon appeared with its own Hunter…

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough claims to be "very conservative," but fails to mention abortion on his list of issues proving his conservative credentials. He's upset that pro-lifers would stick to supporting Herschel Walker in the U.S. Senate race in Georgia. 

PolitiFact is at it again. This time they are accusing Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis of making a “mostly false” statement when he said that Hurricane Ian was not predicated to hit Lee County despite conceding his statements on the matter were basically correct.

The liberal media politicized the deaths of at least 87 people in Florida by blaming the destruction of Hurricane Ian on one their favorite boogeyman — man-made climate change.

Sunday's Washington Post Magazine carried a cover story titled "Why I'm Leaving America" by Post reporter DeNeen Brown. "As a Black woman, I want freedom from oppression." She wants to "move among people who look like me," and not have to debate America's incurable racism.

This week, Italy prepared to welcome a new prime minister: 45-year-old Giorgia Meloni, leader of the right-wing Brothers of Italy party since 2014. Meloni is a populist conservative on issues ranging from marriage to immigration; she is a nationalist by philosophy and combatively passionate by temperament.