Joe Biden

As Hunter Biden headed into closed-door testimony in the Biden impeachment inquiry, Axios reported Hunter thinks there are "profound consequences" in his staying sober. "I have something much bigger than even myself at stake. We are in the middle of a fight for the future of democracy." Nobody wants to rest democracy on those chances. Geoffrey Dickens discusses his latest list of ignored Biden…

New York Times reporter Jennifer Medina was the latest reporter to cover the pro-Palestinian rump of Democrats turning against Biden in Michigan, on Tuesday’s front page: “Biden Is Losing Party Loyalists Over Gaza War.” While it’s interesting to see the Times feature prominent coverage of a movement that opposes Biden in an election year, Medina’s unquestioning acceptance of…

While Joe Biden is reportedly aiming to block the flow of sensitive data to hostile foreign countries, he is apparently undercutting his own goals.

On Saturday afternoon, MSNBC host Katie Phang allowed liberal activist Fred Guttenberg to indulge in a hateful rant against the NRA and Donald Trump supporters as he declared that he hopes that former NRA head Wayne LaPierre "rots in hell."

With roughly 13 percent of the Democratic primary electorate voting “uncommitted” in Michigan the previous evening, the liberal ladies of ABC’s The View were in utter disarray Wednesday morning. They were at each other’s throats as they battled between condemning and accepting protest votes against President Biden during such a crucial election season. They also clashed over what the…

The Washington Post continues to outdo itself in generating downright idiotic takes to defend President Joe Biden’s trashy economic record, even if it means whitewashing the worsening border crisis.

At long last, ABC World News Tonight weighs in on the “Uncommitted” vote in the Michigan Democratic primary, cast against President Biden over his handling of Israel’s war in Gaza. And, of course, the report was bathed in concern over the truest, purest victim of the war in Gaza: the electoral prospects of President Joe Biden.

Despite massive government pressure to force Americans to use electric vehicles (EVs), CBS News recently uncovered that even the most leftist areas are way behind in providing the necessary infrastructure.

President Biden again refused to do a serious interview with a serious news outlet for the Super Bowl, but his White House handlers did set him up with a nice tongue bath from NBC comedian Seth Meyers. Reacting to the interview on Tuesday, the Cackling Coven of ABC’s The View gushed about how Biden had “the rizz” (slang for having a lot of charisma). They even went so far as to…

NBC’s Seth Meyers celebrated ten years of being the host of Late Night on Monday, not only by wearing a suit and tie for a change, but also by welcoming President Joe Biden to the program, where the two, along with Meyers’s former SNL colleague Amy Poehler, gushed over Biden’s alleged acting skills and Dark Brandon memes.

Last week, we reported on the evening news’ spotty reporting of the campaign to persuade Michigan Democrats to vote for “Uncommitted” in tomorrow’s primary, in protest of President Joe Biden’s response to Israel’s war against Hamas in Gaza. A week later, and on the eve of the primary, ABC’s World News Tonight remains steadfast in their refusal to cover the protest vote.

President Biden once again has set aside any fraction of a journalist interview, selecting a comedian interview instead. Biden was in Manhattan on Monday, and in addition to another campaign fundraiser, he taped an interview with NBC's Seth Meyers to mark the 10th anniversary of his leftist hootenanny Late Night.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough calls himself a "big guy" and raises "warning signs" for the Trump campaign. He notes that Nikki Haley got 40% of the vote in South Carolina -- a lot considering that she was run against a virtual three-time incumbent. Scarborough says that when he was a congressman and a primary opponent got 19-20%, he "melted down."

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