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The New York Times was apparently so eager for an economic win to skewer President Donald Trump’s military achievements in Iran that it ended up making itself look foolish. 

On Monday’s Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough predicted that the U.S. conflict with Iran would end in “disaster,” repeatedly warning that American intervention abroad “always leads to disaster” before concluding ominously: “This won’t end well either.”

There are times when the Elitist Media Sunday shows will staff their talking head panels in such a way so as to at least present the pretense of viewpoint diversity. Not so today, with the war in Iran being the focal point of coverage on ABC’s This Week with George Stephanopoulos. 

Another Sunday, another softball interview for Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi. With it, more proof that the Elitist Media appear to have sided with Iran in this latest engagement within a conflict that was started by Iran 47 years ago. 

On Sunday’s The Weekend on MS NOW, co-host Jonathan Capehart accused President Trump of displaying a “blasé” attitude toward the deaths that accompany war. The curious part: Capehart had just aired a clip in which Trump described such deaths as “the sad part of war” and “the bad part of war.”  Co-host Jackie Alemany suggested that Joe Biden might actually have been “more MAGA than Trump.”

Almost immediately after the U.S. and Israel launched their airstrikes against Iran early on February 28th, various polling results started to emerge, showing a lack of American support for the effort, and those results have been used as one of the many talking points repeated by the leftist media, as they continue to trash President Trump's decision, and the entire undertaking. However,…

As the war against Iran continues, so does the non-stop effort by the leftist media to attempt to delegitimize almost every aspect of that effort, from the initial attacks launched by the U.S and  Israel, to bemoaning the cost of the bombs we are dropping, to demanding to know an end date, even though that would be impossible to predict at this point. And as the House voted on Thursday, to…

MS NOW’s Chris Hayes continued his vile and disgusting opposition to the current war against Iran on Friday. It is not that Hayes is opposed to the war, but rather how he expresses his opposition. The All In host essentially declared that the U.S. is not differentiating between civilians and combatants, while former colleague Mehdi Hasan accused the crew of USS Charlotte of being worse than…

There might be no more recklessly axe-throwing Democrat partisan in the Congress than Sen. Chris Murphy. But PolitiFact gave him a "Mostly True" rating for this claim on Sunday's Face the Nation on CBS: “There is no history … that shows an air campaign alone will result in positive regime change. In fact, there's not a single example of it in the entirety of American history.”

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.

Wednesday's House Judiciary Committee hearing featured a heated confrontation between Ranking Member Jamie Raskin (D-MD) and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, over the ICE shootings in Minneapolis. As you might expect, many in the liberal media couldn't wait to carry Raskin's water, and that was the case on CNN's The Situation Room.

I watched the coverage of the joint American-Israeli airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities with a profound sense of relief and long-overdue justice.  Back in January 2006, I wrote “Iran: A Ticking Nuclear Bomb” to highlight then-Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s Holocaust denial and the regime’s explicit threats to wipe Israel off the map. I pointed to the chants of “Death to America”…

The Trump-hostile, intervention-hating Christiane Amanpour, host of the PBS (and CNN International) show Amanpour & Co., devoted the first 20 minutes of Wednesday’s show to interviewing ranting liberal Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) about President Trump’s frightening incompetence and lack of planning before Israel and U.S. fighters took out Iran’s dictatorial leadership.

On Thursday’s Deadline: White House, MS NOW host Nicolle Wallace accused former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem of presiding over what she called a “ghoulish and intentionally cruel” deportation program that “seemed to revel” in cruelty. But Wallace opened her show by reveling in what she portrayed as Donald Trump’s supposed political woes.