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The Arrogance of the Media Creates an 'Illiberal Bias'
An essential ingredient in the stew of hysteria over a second Trump term is heavy-breathing concern for "vital institutions" like the press. On the badly named public radio podcast "Left, Right & Center" -- originating from KCRW, the NPR affiliate in Santa Monica, California -- former NPR morning host David Greene furiously pushed the panic ...Read more
The Media's Bidenomics Boosters Demand Better Polls!
One way you can tell that journalists are a panicked pack of partisans who earnestly feel President Joe Biden's pain is how they're currently reporting on the economy. They don't question whether the news is good. They question when will Biden receive credit for all the alleged great economic improvements since he took office.
On ABC's "This ...Read more
ABC Argues It's Toxic to Question the Biden Justice Department!
The most unintentionally hilarious outburst of journalistic objectivity in our times is the assumption that the Biden Department of Justice is nonpartisan. After Democrat prosecutors, federal and local, have filed 91 felony indictments against Donald Trump, none of these legal issues can be characterized as partisan politics.
On Christmas Eve, ...Read more
How Can Liberals Strike a Pose as the Guardians of Democracy?
You could rename the Colorado Supreme Court as the Colorado Kangaroo Court. Without Donald Trump being convicted (or even accused) of insurrection for the Jan. 6 riot on Capitol Hill, four Democrat-appointed judges decided Trump is an insurrectionist who must be removed from the Republican primary ballot.
Network news reporters touted the ...Read more
Labeling the Debate as 'Nonpartisans' vs. the 'Ultra-Right'
No one should trust our "mainstream media" in defining where the "center" of politics is from their perch on the left-wing fringes. No one should trust them to define who is "nonpartisan" and who is "independent." The way they classify political actors is subtle, and yet blatantly unfair and unbalanced.
Reporters describe the groups they like ...Read more