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 →
In this substack essay by Naomi Wolf, she apologizes to conservatives and Trump-supporters for having believed the Democrat/MSM January 6th narrative. In it, she makes some historical points: Massing peacefully at the Capitol and other public buildings, is part of … Continue reading →
…she can try going into comedy. The whole thing is worth watching – and not very funny – but between 5:30 and 6:00 is pure comedy gold:
Continue reading →Turley writes: …[T]he newly released Fox footage from that day raises serious questions over the prosecution and punishment of [“shaman”] Chansley… At no point in the videotapes does Chansley appear violent or threatening. Indeed, he appears to thank the officers … Continue reading →
After all, people like Schumer and their handmaidens in the press are the only ones who should be able to set the narrative. “We don’t need your steeeenking new videos.” Some people have said that McCarthy shouldn’t have given the … Continue reading →
There are lots of articles about this today – in the media on the right, that is. For example, there’s this, this, this, and this. There was nothing in the videos that should have been so very surprising to anyone … Continue reading →
An interesting take from Stephen Green, probably the best one I’ve seen so far: By his own admission, Adams was using “hyperbole” to make his point. There are just two problems with that. The first is that his targets weren’t … Continue reading →
…and suddenly the MSM wants access to the full video record, when before they were completely content to let Democrats release only those clips favorable to the left. Fancy that. Fancy that. A group of media organizations, including CBS News, … Continue reading →
[NOTE: See my previous post on the subject. See also this post for some of my previously-expressed thoughts on Hersh, from 2015.] Here’s a piece about Hersh’s pipeline article on the destruction of the Nord pipeline: All the information in … Continue reading →
You’re probably all heartily sick of Russiagate. I know I am. But it’s incredibly important, and most people are unaware of the details. What’s more, plenty of Democrats still think that Trump was colluding with Russia and probably always will … Continue reading →
From Jonathan Turley: We previously discussed the movement in journalism schools to get rid of principles of objectivity in journalism. Advocacy journalism is the new touchstone in the media even as polls show that trust in the media is plummeting. … Continue reading →