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With scorching heat across the globe and the climate change drumbeat ramped back up, the White House press corps acted in kind during Tuesday’s briefing as they repeatedly grilled Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and senior adviser John Kirby from the left by demanding the administration do more to force through their side’s far-reaching agenda.

In Saturday's Politico Playbook newsletter written by Rachael Bade, Eugene Daniels, and Ryan Lizza, the leftwing outlet claimed Morton's Steakhouse waded into the culture wars by issuing a statement supporting Justice Brett Kavanaugh's right to eat dinner in peace at their restaurant. 

For the crime of believing in human biology and that women are women, Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling has been excoriated by the left and their media allies. Now it’s Politico’s turn. Journalist Sarah Wheaton’s 5,000-word cover story for the European edition of Politico, “The metamorphosis of J.K. Rowling – When it comes to trans rights, some fans believe the Harry…

According to Politico June 26, 84 district attorneys and other prosecutors from 29 different states and D.C will not prosecute their populations totaling 84 million Americans. Some of these signers reside in states like Alabama and Texas that have strict…

What started out as a possible sign of hope for liberals as to the Democrat chances in the midterm elections soon plunged into utter despair when Politico's Sam Stein segued on MSNBC from poll results on the January 6 Committee hearings to what was really of dominant concern to voters--- inflation.

Politico attempted to portray Secretary of the Treasury Janet Yellen as a stealth inflation fighter by utilizing some heavy duty cherry picking of a Bloomberg article.

In a pearl-clutching report out Wednesday, Politico’s Heidi Przybyla treated normal Election Day operations such as poll watchers and mobilizing election lawyers as an assault on democracy. But the reason this was suddenly a problem was that Republicans were stepping up their game. But MSNBC’s Deadline: White House (a home for the barely lucid to hyperventilate about Republicans)…

Another day yields another liberal news story that protects Big Tech from allegations of election interference to benefit the left.

Months ahead of the 2022 midterm elections, Google leadership reportedly ignored GOP senators’ legitimate questions about Gmail’s apparent suppression of conservative political candidates’ emails.

A gaming and entertainment behemoth just caved to abortion advocates and is reportedly giving big bucks to promote baby-killing after a liberal newspaper complained.

With The Psaki Show out to pasture until it resurfaces on Peacock, White House press briefings continued on Monday with Psaki’s former deputy and former MoveOn.org and MSNBC activist, Karine Jean-Pierre. Predictably, the liberal media showered their fellow progressive with syrupy platitudes and questions from the left demanding the federal government crusade against Fox News host Tucker…

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki went before reporters Thursday for her penultimate press briefing and she made it one to remember as she falsely claimed it’s “a conspiracy theory” taxpayer dollars are funding free crack pipes despite reporting from the Washington Free Beacon that government-funded “safe smoking kits” contain crack pipes.

With Tim Graham and Nick Fondacaro away today, I flew solo as host of the show following an extremely busy news weekend. We focused on the liberal media’s sudden change in tone when it comes to threats against political organizations and public officials in the wake of the leaked Supreme Court opinion on abortion, including terrorism against a Wisconsin pro-life group over the weekend.

On Tuesday, former Delaware laptop repair shop owner John Paul Mac Isaac revealed to the great Miranda Devine of the New York Post that he’d be suing CNN, the Daily Beast, Politico, and Congressman Adam Schiff (D-CA) for having “falsely accused him of peddling Russian disinformation” when he helped reveal Hunter Biden’s infamous laptop to the world.