Kamala Harris

ABC’s Good Morning America upheld its distinction Wednesday as the worst of the liberal broadcast network as they framed Tuesday’s lone vice presidential debate through the lens of the liberal media’s pet issues — abortion and January 6 — and arguing the election’s “really not...about policy” or pesky concerns Americans have about their livelihoods. Rather, it’s about stopping Republican…

Under the harsh glare of Regime Media scrutiny, the consensus seems to be that Minnesota Governor and Democrat presidential nominee Tim Walz was either under or overprepared, and was hurt by the Harris campaign’s decision to keep him away from interviews.

CNN’ post-debate panel blew up at Bush White House alum Scott Jennings, when he mentioned that under Tim Walz, born-alive survivors of botched abortions were left to die. Their reaction to Jennings’ data was equal parts rage and mockery. But they were unable to refute him. 

When CBS News moderators harped on the events of Jan. 6, Republican 2024 vice presidential nominee JD Vance (R-OH) came out swinging, addressing a real threat to democracy: the assault by Big Tech and the left on Americans’ First Amendment rights.

Monday’s White House press briefing was otherwise uneventful with plenty of process questions about the fallout from Hurricane Helene and concerns about Middle East tensions (which would grow Tuesday with Iran’s missile attacks), but Doocy Time brought the heat with challenging questions on dangerous illegal immigrants and how President Biden and Vice President Harris spent their weekend as…

Google is at it again, forcing users to dig through 13 pages of search results before finally finding a story by Fox News in one search, and 14 pages before finding a story by the New York Post in another. These two results were the first U.S.-based right-of-center publications in two separate searches using the leftist search platform. Is Google living up to former President Donald Trump’s…

On Friday afternoon, CNN and MSNBC both used Hurricane Helene to promote the alarmist views of Michael Mann, and, on MSNBC, he was joined by fellow global warming activist Bill Nye, who begged the audience to vote for Democrats.

The Regime Media can’t resist injecting their deeply held policy beliefs into certain stories. One of those policy preferences centers around climate, which the media address by performing the condescending ritual of lecturing Republicans on climate after a major disaster.

MRC Free Speech America VP Dan Schneider explains their latest research into Google, that a clean Google search for the presidential candidates will lead you to Democrat media sources (Politico, New York Times, Washington Post). No one imagines those sources are going to provide anything objective on Trump,

Surprising no one, the New York Times on Monday endorsed Kamala Harris for president – the 17th Democratic nominee in a row the paper has endorsed, a pattern that began with its endorsement of John F. Kennedy over Richard Nixon in 1960 – an endorsement considerably more measured and muted than 2024’s. What was a little surprising: While the left-wing editorial board predictably praised Harris…

Univision is broadcasting presidential town halls with both former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, to be moderated by Enrique Acevedo. An English-language feed will be made available on YouTube, however, we believe an event of this magnitude should be made available over the air, and accessible to as many viewers as possible.

On CNN This Morning, David Frum accuses Donald Trump of planning to build a network of "concentration camps" to hold 10 million people. 

Our analysis of CBS’s evening news campaign coverage suggests tomorrow’s vice presidential debate will likely be a friendly venue for the Democrat Tim Walz, and far more hostile to Republican JD Vance.

The opening video package on this week’s CNN State of the Union aired a weird little montage that, while specifically critical of certain rhetoric aired on the stump by Former President Donald Trump, subliminally suggests that “dark days” await the country should he be re-elected.