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This is why taxpayer money for PBS programming has always been unjust.
The broadcast networks are generally terrible at covering the midterm elections — unless they think they can ruin a Republican.
Stelter and his favorite think tanks have a "heads I win, tails you lose" calculus on how democracy should be defined.
In our daily reality, the elitist media aren't acting in the public interest, or in a manner that signals they want America to succeed.
Their Islamophilia led them into a cascade of Fake News.
A Virginia bill requires any instruction on Jan. 6 to describe this "insurrection" as "an unprecedented, violent attack."
In the last few days, CBS and CNN have offered puffy profiles of John Bouvier Kennedy (Jack) Schlossberg.
The public should expect journalists to ask firm but fair questions of all presidents. That's not what happens.
President Trump's latest address to Congress underlines the elitist media should not be considered a reliable source.
It's a little shocking that Weiss felt it necessary to cancel an upcoming lecture at UCLA because of the virulence of the expected student protests.
Democrats can count on PolitiFact to attack Republicans.
Try to find the network anchors and reporters focusing on missing children — you won't find it. It's a zero.
All the Democrats' screechy rants are promoted by their supportive media outlets, while Republican arguments are largely left on the cutting-room floor.
America doesn't rise or fall with the fate of one Democrat-boosting newspaper. Take a pill, Peggy.
In the elitist media's groupthink, the left-wing extremists never go too far, no matter how violent or destructive their tactics.
This show is not about the music. It's about the activism.
What we used to call the "dominant media" still dominates in determining what everyone talks about.
If you want to brag you're for freedom of speech and for journalists holding the government accountable, you would advocate it for both sides.
There's plenty of evidence that "classic CBS" is still operating.
Three Catholic cardinals put out a statement critical of President Donald Trump's international policies.
