What was Russiagate? Trump’s opponent Hillary Clinton, the FBI, the CIA, the DOJ, and a bunch of other federal government players, as well as the MSM, conspired to lie about Donald Trump in a manner designed to harm him in … Continue reading →
And here it is. Now, you may be forgiven for ironically asking, “Durham who?” Not that you’ve forgotten him, but that you’ve lost any sense that anything in this report will matter in any real sense in terms of consequences. … Continue reading →
Turley observes: This week, Rep. Byron Donalds (R-Fla.) tried to do the impossible. After he and his colleagues presented a labyrinth of LLC shell companies and accounts used to funnel as much as $10 million to Biden family members, Donalds … Continue reading →
I didn’t watch it. I assume Trump was Trump, with the usual pluses and minuses. Here’s Roger Kimball on the evening’s festivities: On and on it went. Collins playing Whac-A-Mole, Trump declining to be whapped. There were no moments like … Continue reading →
Interesting take: Two other points. The first is that, for what it’s worth (considering the source), the NY Times says that the real reason Carlson was fired was a text he sent that in part consisted of this: A couple … Continue reading →
Fox’s actions regarding Tucker Carlson, and speculations on his future, are still big news. And we still don’t know many hard facts about either. So here’s a roundup: From Thomas Lifson at American Thinker: From Cockburn at The Spectator. And … Continue reading →
Commenter “Kate” writes: The whole problem with the Dominion lawsuit is that news organizations are supposedly free to report what political factions are saying. Apparently they are only free to repeat leftist charges. Fox News has folded and damaged news … Continue reading →
I never was one to watch much TV news, but in the past year or so I’ve pretty much stopped watching it entirely. And I doubt I’ve ever watched Lemon, just awful clips featuring him. Nevertheless, I’m aware that this … Continue reading →
CBS issues a directive about coverage of the Nashville shooter: Top executives at CBS News have banned staffers from using the word “transgender” when reporting on the Nashville shooter — despite the fact that police have said Audrey Hale was … Continue reading →
Shooter as victim: …[T]he new narrative must be maintained. A woman who shot to death six people including three children in cold blood must be recast as a victim of society. We must respect “his” pronouns even as we report … Continue reading →
I remember back when I used to think that, if most Democratic voters learned how corrupt a certain candidate was, it would matter. I stopped thinking that a long time ago. So I doubt these facts will change a thing: … Continue reading →
What occurred: Taibbi and Shellenberger had not even uttered a word yet when the Ranking Member of the House Judiciary subcommittee Del. Stacey Plaskett, D-U.S. Virgin Islands, referred to the witnesses as “so-called journalists” in her opening statement. The pair … Continue reading →