Hunter Biden

Facebook y Twitter acaban de confirmar lo que ya se sabía: que los gigantes de medios sociales se han entregado de pleno a la censura política a favor del ex vicepresidente Joe Biden, candidato a la presidencia de los Estados Unidos por el Partido Demócrata.

Twitter, following Facebook’s lead, is now suppressing a New York Post story. These actions seem designed to aid the Democratic Party and former Vice President Joe Biden just weeks before the presidential election on November 3, 2020. 

Facebook is suppressing information in a draconian fashion, just weeks before the presidential election. These actions seem designed to aid former Vice President Joe Biden. In addition, Twitter has been suspending and locking accounts that share the story.

On Wednesday morning, Media Research Center President Brent Bozell released an open letter calling on Facebook to drop its hypocrisy with regard to the pages on the site that get banned and those deemed uncontroversial. In this case, Facebook removed and banned groups connected to the QAnon conspiracy theory. Yet, the social media outlet does nothing to stop the radical Antifa organization. …

Facebook executives have claimed they are restricting content to prevent “civil unrest.” But Facebook has repeatedly censored or banned groups on the right while allowing reportedly violent Antifa factions and left-wing militia organizations. CEO Mark Zuckerberg explained his concerns about upcoming violence in an early September interview with Axios: "I think we need to be doing everything…

“What chance do average Americans have for free speech” if Big Tech platforms like Facebook blatantly censor conservative commentator and Constitutional Scholar Mark Levin, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) asked Thursday, prompting Levin to agree and vow that future censorship “will not be tolerated.”

Telemundo anchors José Díaz-Balart and Felicidad Aveleyra were in for a shock as they revealed the results of an online poll that asked viewers’ take on who won the presidential debate.

CBS continued their spin for Joe Biden as they grilled the president’s son, following last night's presidential debate. As Don Jr. brought up Biden's scandals the media won’t touch, the CBS team repeatedly cut him off, proving his point. 

After Tuesday’s exhausting and raucous presidential debate, NBC did its best to standup for fellow progressives and Joe Biden, exclusively blaming President Trump for having created the “brawl,” “crazy,” “hot mess,” and “trainwreck” of a debate that made for “a low point in American political discourse” that was inappropriate for children.

The journalists at MSNBC on Tuesday night were beside themselves, sputtering over the “obscene” Donald Trump “lifting his leg and peeing on our democracy” during the first presidential debate. Immediately following the debate, Brian Williams fretted, “What a dark event we have just witnessed.” 

No, that’s not a typo or a headline from the Babylon Bee. In the build up to Tuesday’s first presidential debate, MSNBC co-host Rachel Maddow boasted that Hillary Clinton must posses “some kind of magic ball” due to what Maddow claimed were accurate predictions about President Trump’s accepting of election results, Russia, and taxes.

Hack MSNBC host Joy Reid on Tuesday openly plotted with Symone Sanders, urging the Biden senior campaign advisor to have her candidate mock Donald Trump’s children and act as the official “fact checker” of Donald Trump. 

CNN Newsroom hosts Poppy Harlow and Jim Sciutto were joined by Yahoo News' Brittany Shepard and presidential historian Douglas Brinkley to preview Tuesday night's debate. During the segment, Harlow and Shepard gave Joe Biden advise on how to handle questions about Hunter and Tara Reade, while Sciutto and Brinkley worried Trump's style of debate might exacerbate a "neo-civil war."

In “Night One,” Showtime’s The Comey Rule was a distorted liberal fantasy of lies and made up scenes and the “Night Two” conclusion on Monday wasn’t much different. In the second episode, the biggest target was General Michael Flynn.