Joe Biden

CNN apparently can’t get its talking points in order after wantonly lecturing people to “chill” with the recession talk back in February. 

On Monday, President Biden’s delinquent, drug addict son Hunter Biden appeared in an Arkansas courtroom over his demand that he pay less in child support to a daughter he's never met. Since this court case was about Hunter being a deadbeat dad, the big three evening news broadcasts ignored it because it made the Biden family look bad. 

The so-called ‘Biden boom’ that New York Times economics columnist Paul Krugman has repeatedly foretold clearly never materialized. Now, he’s desperately trying to move the goalposts.

On Morning Joe, seeking to refute claims by Newt Gingrich and other Republicans that America has become weak under Pres. Biden, Joe Scarborough claims that in speaking to world leaders, their only complaint is that America is too strong and powerful!

Despite Joe Biden’s announcement earlier this week that he is running for a second term as President, the liberal media hasn’t devoted the unquestioning loyalty to the geriatric President that you would expect. Most recent evidence of this came during Sunday’s This Week on ABC when co-moderator Martha Raddatz repeatedly questioned Senator Chris Coons (D-DE) about concerns over Biden’s…

The annual White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner is traditionally filled with out-of-touch liberal elites in the media, Hollywood & politics rubbing elbows in fancy ball gowns and tuxedos, while they thumb their nose at middle America. While that was true this year, there were some moments that enraged liberals and delighted conservatives, with emphasis on the word some. It was…

For Saturday’s installment of CNN This Morning Weekend, host Victor Blackwell welcomed Elana Redfield of UCLA Law’s Williams Institute to attack the “very ideological” GOP for not giving “gender-affirming care” to minors and President Biden from the left for his proposed sports-related Title IX changes.

A photograph showing that President Biden was holding a cue card with the first question at his brief press conference on Wednesday shows that press events are rigged. If the press had any self-respect, they wouldn't be sharing questions and they would show more anger and demand more access about being shut out by "historically coy" Joe Biden.

Thursday’s CNN Primetime did what the broadcast networks of ABC, CBS, and NBC wouldn’t do on their flagship morning and evening news shows by diving into Wednesday’s infamous photo of President Biden holding a notecard with a Los Angeles Times reporter’s name, picture, and a version of a question she’d ask during a press conference with the South Korean president.

On Thursday, Americans awoke to yet another sign our economy is barreling toward a recession caused by reckless government spending and 40-year-high inflation as the U.S. Commerce Department reported that the U.S. economy grew at a pathetic 1.1 percent in the first quarter of 2023. This is well below the two percent growth economists were expecting, and a far cry from the 2.6 percent GDP…

Thursday’s White House press briefing featured an embarrassing performance by the ever-inept Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre as she tried to defend and explain away an infamous photo captured of President Biden holding a card Wednesday afternoon with the name of a reporter he called on (Courtney Subramanian of the Los Angeles Times) and a typed-out question that was close to the…

MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell found a new and even sillier reason to label Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis “controversial” on her Thursday show: he dared to disagree with President Biden’s assessment of Israelis Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s proposed court reforms while he was visiting the country.

Soft-soapy CNN White House reporter Arlette Saenz -- the anti-Acosta -- was making lame excuses on Thursday morning for a photo that demonstrated President Biden seemed to have fore-knowledge of his first press conference question from the Los Angeles Times. 

Leave it to the propagandists at The New York Times to try to sprinkle some sugar over an anemic GDP report.