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All perceived government failures in the Katrina aftermath were singularly assigned by the media to Team Bush.
They deserve a chorus of boos as they arrogantly praise themselves for their "unwavering integrity."
If softball questions are considered dreadfully unprofessional by definition, CNN shouldn't have the gall to complain about anyone else's performance.
When an institution curates history to echo the Left, they are a "crown jewel."
The decadeslong problem of violent crime in the "Murder Capital" can't be dismissed with the usual MAGA-menace material.
When the Left's feverishly spinning propaganda machines don't work, "now we face an unprecedented, authoritarian assault."
The networks don't want any contrary new information added to their narrative on how Trump won in 2016 with Russian assistance.
Glenn Kessler should get a gold watch or some kind of retirement prize from the Democrats for his dedicated service to using the "Fact Checker" page to undermine Trump and the Republicans.
The dominant story of the last few days is the assertion that Trump sent a birthday card to eventual sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein in 2003. That's somehow the momentous scandal of our time.
Rebuilding trust in media outlets begins with humility, sincerity and listening to critics. Media outlets that ignore those qualities can expect to keep losing respect and consumers.
In a new video, Robert Reich began by posing with an Elmo puppet. Doesn't every leftist begin their PBS argument with Elmo?
PolitiFact's experts were aggressively utilized to dismiss the notion that there are actually many "able-bodied" Medicaid recipients.
Even the Times delayed putting this scoop in the paper until Sunday, July 6, and then put it on page A-24 under the bland headline "Mamdani Faces Scrutiny Over College Application."
Their media enablers don't really cover the overall budget numbers. They prefer to forward these panicky spins about horrid Republicans.
Moyers was acclaimed by other leftists because he was a die-hard leftist. Objectivity was never observed.
Lisa Murkowski is selling a new book. The liberal networks haven't offered a welcome wagon to books by conservative senators like Tom Cotton, Mike Lee and, especially, Rand Paul.
Leftists are creeped out about "natalism," anyone promoting more births instead of more abortions.
Democrats have no fear that they will be hassled by "fact-checkers" when they uncork toxic smears about Republicans.
