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El levantamiento popular contra la dictadura comunista totalitaria de Cuba le ha proporcionado a los medios la oportunidad de entregar informes desatinados y especulativos, pero el presentador matutino de Telemundo se pasó de la raya al usar las protestas de SOS Cuba como arma para atacar a los republicanos sobre la legislación de seguridad electoral de Texas.

The popular uprising against Cuba’s totalitarian communist dictatorship has been a source of bad media takes and dopey whataboutism, but Telemundo’s morning anchor raced to the top of the fetid pile with his use of the SOS Cuba protests as an instrument with which to bash Republicans over Texas’ election security legislation.

Frank Bruni’s last column for the New York Times (he’ll continue writing a newsletter) sported the provocative title, “Ted Cruz, Did I Do You Wrong?” The former White House correspondent (covering George W. Bush) offered an apology to a rather unlikely recipient, while offering his concerns about the state of the anti-Trump press and the left-wing movement, especially "woke…

Conservative lawmakers condemned Facebook for censoring former President Donald Trump while simultaneously allowing the Chinese Communist Party to post propaganda freely on its platform.

At their recent “United Facts of America Festival,” PolitiFact interviewed Sen. Mark Warner (D.-Va). Their executive director Aaron Sharockman began with some light humor, telling Warner he was one of the more accurate members of Congress. Sharockman complimented Warner for having zero "Pants on Fire" rated claims.

Those silly celebs were at it again this month, attacking their favorite conservative Republican targets. Actor Seth Rogen attacked “fascist” Ted Cruz for “words” that “resulted in death.” HBO host John Oliver slimed Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis as “a man with a vibe that screams ‘will flirt with your teenage friends.”’ The following are the worst celebrity outbursts from the month…

Facebook has decided to resume political donations — excluding conservative Republican members of Congress like Sen. Ted Cruz, Sen. Josh Hawley, Rep. Jim Jordan, and Rep. Steve Scalise.

Memorial Day is a solemn remembrance of the U.S. service members who died defending America and American freedoms. But this Memorial Day, we should ask if those honored dead would recognize the military in which they served.

On Wednesday night’s The ReidOut, unhinged MSNBC host Joy Reid continued to promote leftist gun-control policy, using meaningless adjectives and rhetoric to attack Republican senators. This time she described Senators Ted Cruz, John Kennedy, and Marjorie Taylor Greene as “anti-democratic,” “Second Amendment fetishists.”

While on CBS's Late Show Thursday night, left-wing comedic actor Seth Rogen revealed the shocking amount of hate Hollywood has for conservatives. After host Stephen Colbert shamelessly hawked the liberal actor’s marijuana business, he abruptly shifted to Rogen’s ugly social media feud with Texas Senator Ted Cruz.

Left-wing racist MSNBC host Joy Reid was at it again on Tuesday night, poisoning ReidOut viewers on the Comcast-owned channel to assert that not only do Republicans fear all Black people to the point of banning them from voting, but “Jim Crow” Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) is a betrayal to his skin color (like a character in Django Unchained) for opposing the far-left For the People Act.

Even when decisions appear to go their way, liberal journalists on Twitter still find a way to complain. The Facebook Oversight Board decided to at least temporarily uphold Facebook’s ban of former President Donald Trump but insisted Facebook review the decision within six months. Liberal tech journalists still appeared upset, despite the Board’s attempts at splitting the baby in the left…

On Monday's New Day show, CNN White House correspondent John Harwood pushed the liberal trope that people support Republicans out of ignorance as he asserted that employees of corporations who are siding with liberals on voting laws are "better educated" than those Republicans try to "mislead" about the issue.

Appearing as a guest on Wednesday's Deadline: White House, former ABC News political analyst (and lately frequent MSNBC guest) Matthew Dowd urged the media to have a blatant liberal bias by not even allowing Republicans as guests, deriding prominent Republicans as "insane" and "irresponsible."