Graham Platner

In the lead-up to the White House Correspondents Dinner, National "Public" Radio's evening newscast All Things Considered spent 6.5 minutes on Thursday warning "Trump has destroyed the norms of White House reporting." Translation: The "norm" is liberal tilt, and allowing more balance in the press corps is horrible. "Partisan" outlets have been let in! And what the hell is NPR? 

With their The View co-host Joy Behar still refusing to apologize for calling Jesus a “narcissist” earlier in the week, moderator Whoopi Goldberg and co-host Sunny Hostin had their own ignorant takes about Christianity and The Bible on Thursday’s show. While Goldberg was demanding that people on the right read “The Bible-Bible,” particularly those in the Trump administration, Hostin…

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.

Our elitist media are so devoted to the Democratic Party that the only time you can be confident that a few questions might get tough is when there’s a primary election. Once a candidate wins the primary, then all controversies are categorized as desperate Republican distractions and dismissed. Take Maine, for example.

Many Democrats are now shifting from ObamaCare to support Medicare for All, creating tensions as some worry this move threatens the unified front against expiring ObamaCare subsidies. Progressive candidates are campaigning on Medicare for All in various states, seeing it as a solution to the Affordable Care Act's perceived failures. However, some moderates argue it's politically risky, fearing…

Jay Caspian Kang's piece in the New Yorker attempts to boost Graham Platner's Senate candidacy by labeling him as part of the "dirtbag left," though "dirtbag" is usually negative. Platner, portrayed as working-class, faced backlash over a Nazi tattoo he claimed ignorance of, despite evidence to the contrary. Kang's portrayal overlooks Platner's privileged background and raises questions about…

Election Day is almost here, and there are three high-profile races involving Democratic candidates who have made shocking statements in their past, but if you get your news from ABC, CBS, NBC, or PBS, you have heard very little to nothing about them. 

HBO’s Bill Maher quipped on Friday’s Real Time that Bernie Sanders-endorsed Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner’s days as a Democrat are limited and that he might have to become a Republican given his Nazi tattoo and other controversies.

In his Wednesday column for Politico, Jonathan Martin complained about Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner: "Democrats Keep Falling for Political Fantasies: When Will They Learn?" But Martin skipped over the part where Politico hyped the unvetted oyster farmer, before the Nazi tattoo and the racial Reddit posts emerged. 

Once again, the legacy network newscasts come together to suppress a story that would be national news had it involved a Republican candidate for office. The latest instance of selective media outrage involves the suppressed shortcomings of via Maine Democrat Senate candidate Graham Platner.

Graham Platner, a Democrat, aimed to challenge Republican Senator Susan Collins in Maine's 2026 election, gaining initial popularity as a Marine veteran and oyster farmer. Despite early support and endorsements, Platner's political prospects dimmed due to resurfaced controversial past comments on Reddit, including identifying as a communist and downplaying sexual assault concerns, undermining…