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Posted by Kemberlee Kaye on January 06, 2021 7 Comments
During a press conference, a CNN reporter attempted to paint Florida's rollout of the COVID vaccine as a failure by badgering Governor DeSantis with a talking point masked as a question.

Posted by Stacey Matthews on January 03, 2021 19 Comments
Florida data technician Rebekah Jones' history with the state's health department is messy. But because the media despises Republican governors like Ron DeSantis for choosing not to lock their respective states down during the pandemic, Jones became an instant media darling after she was fired in May due to alleged insubordination and unauthorized changes made to the state's official coronavirus dashboard.

Posted by Stacey Matthews on December 13, 2020 47 Comments
As I read today about how the first truckloads of the Pfizer Wuhan coronavirus vaccine were rolled out this morning for delivery and distribution to frontline healthcare workers and nursing homes, my thoughts turned to the media's/left's eight-months-long effort to undercut President Trump's claims on various treatments for the virus as well as his touting of an accelerated vaccine timeline.

Posted by Fuzzy Slippers on December 11, 2020 46 Comments
The Democrat/Media/Big Tech axis has decided that it is safe—now that the election is over—to inform the American people about the shady Ukrainian and ChiCom connections and influence-peddling scandal surrounding Hunter Biden and implicating 'the big guy,' then Vice President and now Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden.

Posted by Fuzzy Slippers on November 30, 2020 21 Comments
I've long been an admirer of conservative firebrand Candace Owens. She's a smart as a whip and absolutely fearless champion of conservative principles—of limited government, of the Bill of Rights, and of American values that want to lift up every American of every race, religion, creed, etc. rather than dragging everyone, excepting the leftist political elite and their favored entities, down to an "equitable" level of abject poverty and blind reliance on government for their daily bread.

Posted by Fuzzy Slippers on November 28, 2020 24 Comments
The media has been protecting Democrat presidential nominee and former vice president Joe Biden and treating him with kid gloves.  Among other stories, they colluded to smother the New York Post bombshell report on Biden family influence peddling, and they acted like it was perfectly acceptable to ask a presidential candidate what flavor milkshake he ordered on the rare occasions he left his basement to campaign.

Posted by Fuzzy Slippers on November 22, 2020 5 Comments
You may (or may not) recall MSNBC producer Ariana Pekary quitting her job back in August and writing an open letter about how commercial networks are a "cancer." She revealed on Twitter Sunday that Democrat presidential candidate Andrew 'Free Money for Everyone' Yang was blacklisted from an MSNBC show called "The Last Word with Lawrence O’Donnell."

Posted by Mary Chastain on November 16, 2020 29 Comments
The New York Post's story on Hunter Biden took off on social media right before the election. It received more attention than failed Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's emails during the home stretch of the 2016 election. But Joe Biden's campaign team noticed that it did not persuade many people to vote against Biden. They discovered it's because the mainstream media didn't pick it up.

Posted by Fuzzy Slippers on November 14, 2020 43 Comments
Overwrought declarations that President Trump is just like Hitler and that his supporters are (actual) Nazis have become so commonplace that it takes extra effort for anti-Trumpers to be heard. CNN's Christiane Amanpour took up the challenge and spit out the most vile accusation yet, comparing Trump's first term to Kristallnacht.

Posted by William A. Jacobson on November 11, 2020 27 Comments
New York Magazine has performed what Rush might call a 'random act of journalism' by taking a deep dive on the transformation of the NY Times into both a paper whose growth was fueled by resistance to Trump, and fundamentally transformed internally by young "insurrectionist" staffers from outside the traditional journalism pipeline.
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