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Every conspiracy theorist who suggested the midterms were going to get canceled should ... get canceled.
Liberal journalists like to pretend that all of this “crude tarring of rivals” is a Republican thing.
Even the shallowest consumption of their “news” betrays their very politicized and results-oriented approach.
Team Biden going after the opposing party is nonpartisan?
“President Trump is using his power to intimidate the people who run our elections.”
If journalists want to boast about holding governments accountable and strengthening democracy, they could begin by discouraging lawlessness.
All this doom might be accurate — or it might turn out like 2016.
El-Sayed bluntly denied his family had any Muslim Brotherhood ties, and then Welker let him give a campaign speech of 479 words — more than two and a half minutes...
Was this a news story, or a mudslinging campaign commercial? It’s hard to tell during a fall campaign.
“Power to the People” is always a funny slogan for people who revere communists.
Paramount has been cleared to take over Warner Bros.-Discovery and CNN.
“Saturday Night Live” isn’t merging politics and comedy. The laughs are never the point.
We should expect the elitist media won’t churn out any outrage in this controversy over Christianity.
Everyone should acknowledge that the press isn’t nonpartisan and it doesn’t hold everyone accountable.
This is the hot anti-Trump take: socialists can run the “Free World” while they impose socialism globally.
The Times thinks no one should ever paint Democrats as villains.
Some were quick to jump off that bandwagon.
“It is very clear that this administration is working actively to take us back — not even just to Jim Crow, I would say even pre-Reconstruction.”
Liberals can’t seriously object to renaming things. They just want to be the only people who get to rename things.