If you’re watching the Kamala/Walz cameo on CNN …
… here’s a thread to discuss it.
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Walz will be present with Harris in her first major interview …
… which will also be by a very friendly interviewer, Dana Bash, and it will be recorded rather than live. The friendly interviewer part was pretty much a given. After all, there are few Harris-hostile potential interviewers in the MSM, … Continue reading →
Commenter “AesopFan” explains my own position vis à vis liberal Democrat friends and family, for the most part
Here’s the description [emphasis mine]: [From] JFM > “These are educated people who always take the news at face value. I can’t understand this. It drives me crazy.” When they only see the news from one side, in which so … Continue reading →
Can Trump get through the firewall?
The media is bound and determined to present Trump in the worst light possible, and Harris in the best light possible. To do this they will outright lie, distort the facts in more subtle ways, and ignore what doesn’t fit … Continue reading →
Trump spars with black journalists …
… and what you think about what he said depends on what you think of Trump – because at the venue, Trump was his inimitable self. The left will try to make hay of it. People on the right either … Continue reading →
More “now it can be told”: Chuck Todd says everybody knew about Biden
From NBC News’ Chuck Todd: NBC News chief political analyst Chuck Todd on Wednesday claimed a senior cabinet secretary told him in 2022 that President Biden couldn’t run again. The former “Meet the Press” host discussed dwindling confidence in Biden’s … Continue reading →
Matt Yglesias offers a primer on confirmation bias – his own
Democrat pundit Matt Yglesias admits to having been wrong about Biden’s mental acuity, and he seems to beat himself up for it so sincerely that I tend to believe he really didn’t see what was in front of his face … Continue reading →
Was last Thursday’s debate a game-changer?
In a sane world it would be a game-changer, either in the sense that Biden would be replaced as nominee (or even removed via the 25th Amendment), or he would lose the election. Robert Zimmerman asks the question: Last week’s … Continue reading →
Biden seems determined to stay in the race
No surprise here. Biden’s a stubborn cuss who’s always wanted to be president and he finally caught the brass ring. He sees no reason to give it up. That’s why I’ve said before that, although I understand why many people … Continue reading →
The day after the debate: the emperor Biden’s new clothes
Unlike in the Hans Christian Andersen story, there was no little child pointing and crying out, “But he’s naked!” But last night’s debate made quite a few things clear that apparently had been successfully hidden from at least some portion … Continue reading →
The wheels of Snopes grind slowly
Well, well, well. Better late than never?: In a news conference after the [Charlottesville] rally protesting the planned removal of a Confederate statue, Trump did say there were “very fine people on both sides,” referring to the protesters and the … Continue reading →
Reporting on the Gaza famine that never was: why does the MSM spread the lies?
[Hat tip: commenter “Barry Meislin.”] The UN says Whoopsies, probably no famine in Gaza. This of course is after many many months of worldwide reporting on the supposed famine, and plenty of anti-Israel and anti-Jewish demonstrations as a result. Here’s … Continue reading →