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The Washington Post made a pathetic attempt to paint website traffic cop NewsGuard as some kind of victim of right-wing oppression, all while downplaying the years-long dystopian vendetta it waged against right-leaning media.

As America heads into the final days of the lame duck administration under President Joe Biden, there are still clueless members of the media trying to sell the clownish concept of Bidenomics to the public as if the 2024 elections were still in full swing.

In an article on a spate of abandoned newborns in Texas, The Washington Post bemoans the limited availability of abortion in the state.  Calling the death of some of the abandoned newborns "tragedies," the paper ignores the fact that if abortion were freely available in Texas and the mothers had availed themselves of it, ALL of the babies, rather than just some of them, would have…

The Washington Post has been warning of Donald Trump as a threat to democracy since the 2016 campaign. So it's a little surprising when the Post's Editorial Board came together for an article titled: "Democracy in 2024 was noisy and chaotic. It was also resilient." First, the Post editorialists were forbidden from endorsing Kamala Harris. Now they're upsetting the Left by…

It is a common retort among those who argue in favor of an “independent” fact-checking industry that Republicans and conservatives are fact-checked more because they lie more. However, anyone who reads beyond the headlines will soon see this is nonsense. Over the past year, the fact-checkers have come out with some “fact” checks that are themselves factually challenged. Here are the worst ten…

On Christmas Day, Washington Post media reporter Jeremy Barr lamented CNN’s collapsing ratings. Why the decline? Barr implied CNN had gone too soft on Trump!

Today we present the WORST OF 2024: The Craziest Analysis Award. 

The front page of Monday's Washington Post bubbled over with liberal panic after ABC News settled with President Trump over George Stephanopoulos repeatedly smearing Trump on air as "liable for rape." Somehow, that's not as hostile or combative as Trump's rhetoric. Media reporters Sarah Ellison and Jeremy Barr are all about pushing scary talk about Trump oppressing his haters in the…

Morning Joe devotes a segment to an Axios article, Shards of glass: Inside media's 12 splintering realities. The notion is that depending on demographics, people get their information from very different media silos. One of the categories is "Right-wing grandpas,' a reference to Fox News viewers. What is not revealed is that the average age of Fox News viewers is 68, whereas the average age of…

Casey Parks in the Washington Post article "Puberty blockers, hormones: What to know about gender care for minors" is critiqued for promoting puberty blockers and hormone treatments while downplaying medical concerns. Critics argue Parks overlooks significant risks like potential effects on bone density, sterility, and off-label drug use, while omitting global medical expert warnings and…

Joe Scarborough goes on a 20-plus-minute rant. He defends Mika for having said of David Frum's comment about Pete Hegseth, “If you’re too drunk for Fox News, you’re very, very drunk indeed,” that it was "a little too flippant for the moment we're in." Frum wrote a column in response accusing Joe and Mika of being "fearful." Scarborough also defended the decision he and Mika made to travel to…

On Thursday, CNN contributed to the liberal media smear campaign against Pete Hegseth by repeatedly passing along a truly insane Washington Post hit piece alleging President-Elect Trump’s secretary of defense pick “had a reputation as a heavy drinker” as per six anonymous former Fox News employees with one episode having come during — gasp! — a St. Patrick’s Day weekend segment!

In his much decried (from the left) op-ed before the 2024 election, Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos explained why his newspaper needed to be “a credible, trusted, independent voice” in American news and not endorse a candidate for president. But a month after that op-ed was published, the paper seemed to still be violating the spirit of Bezos’s comments and vison for his newspaper by…

On Sunday's Inside Politics on CNN, host Manu Raju tried to undermine Congresswoman Nancy Mace (R-SC) taking a stand against men using women's restrooms in the Capitol by wrongly claiming that her district has become substantially more Republican, thus suggesting that she has flip-flopped on transgender issues to pander to a more conservative district.