Jay Jones

The partisans at the PBS News Hour have skipped over the scandal of Virginia attorney general candidate Jay Jones sending texts in 2022 wishing to murder a Republican opponent and his small children, since he was “breeding little fascists.” They finally spent a piece of a minute on Jones in a story on Thursday…as a side note to promoting a Politico story on Republican non-…

CNN granted a platform on Wednesday night to socialists Bernie Sanders and AOC in a "Shutdown Town Hall." The host, Kaitlan Collins, interrupted them only nine times. But when Collins interviewed Trump in a town hall format in 2023, she interrupted 113 times. Fox News contributor Joe Concha addresses that terrible tilt and other topics. 

After nearly two weeks of completely ignoring the Democratic scandal, ABC News’s The View finally mentioned Virginia Democrat Jay Jones’s text message scandal exposing his fantasies about killing Republicans and their kids, during Thursday’s episode. In her usual ghoulish and insane fashion, co-host Joy Behar attempted to insist that Jones was a Republican and touted that “only…

After weeks ducking the murderous text messages sent by Virginia attorney general candidate Jay Jones, the legacy media appear to have finally found a text scandal they like. The Young Republicans’ text scandal as broken by Politico has given the legacy news the cover it needs.

Another Sunday has passed, and with it another cycle of omissive bias from the major legacy media political affairs shows. Two major political stories went undiscussed- both the ongoing fallout over the Jay Jones text scandal currently roiling the Virginia gubernatorial election, and the arrest of the Red Mass bomber exactly one week ago.

New York Attorney General Letitia James is a Democrat who was elected on her promise to prosecute “illegitimate” President Donald Trump. In other words, she was a super-charged partisan. But the partisan leftist media regularly dropped the (D) – and the E, as in elected. The New York Times couldn't use the (D) in its entire article on the James indictment.

The left-wing media have all but refused to touch the latest major case of left-wing political violence: the attempted bombing of the Red Mass service traditionally attended by several Supreme Court Justices.

New studies from NewsBusters demonstrate once again that "public" broadcasting inevitably tilts toward the leftist party, and the latest violent protest in Chicago and Portland prove once again that the press is pro-antifa, pushing their bizarre line that it's not an organized movement, it's just "an idea."

When you gaze at politics through the left tinted lenses of New York magazine, you might conjure up some mighty bizarre observations. Such was the case Tuesday in an Ed Kilgore story entitled: "Republicans See an Upset in Violent Texts From Virginia Democrat." Kilgore's conclusion in his final paragraph about the "violent texts" from Virginia Democrat Attorney General candidate Jay…

Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) dodged a bullet Wednesday when she was asked a loaded question about whether or not Jay Jones, the Democrat candidate for Virginia attorney general, should drop out of the race because of his text messages saying he wants a Republican to be shot in the head – twice.

We at the Media Research Center have long argued that one of the most insidious forms of media bias is bias by omission: the exclusion of stories, or of key items within stories, that run counter to the ongoing media narrative. We cover those omissions as they happen, but they are usually limited to one high-profile story. But last night’s legacy evening news omitted THREE major items.

The article critiques the media's overuse of the term "pouncing" to describe Republicans exploiting Democratic scandals, like the one involving Jay Jones, a Democrat AG candidate in Virginia. The issue has sparked backlash, with Republicans like President Trump and Gov. Glenn Youngkin criticizing Jones and leveraging the scandal against the Democratic slate, particularly targeting Abigail…

In an open letter Monday, Virginia’s Fraternal Order of Police called on Democrat Jay Jones to withdrawn from the race to be the state’s next attorney general, in light of newly-surfaced text messages revealing Jones’ desire to kill a political opponent.

ABC, CBS, NBC, PBS mostly censor Democrat Jay Jones text controversy.