Mike Johnson

On Wednesday evening's Special Report, fill-in anchor John Roberts ran a segment by correspondent David Spunt about the House Republicans' plan to defund President Joe Biden's disinformation governance board which is nothing more than an Orwellian Ministry of Truth.

Por alguna extraña razón, le tomó un mes y medio al Miami Herald publicar la candente respuesta del congresista Mario Díaz-Balart al editorial titulado, “Es vergonzoso que congresistas republicanos de promuevan teorías conspirativas”, el cual plantea que los latinos que escuchan radio AM conservadora son “una audiencia fácil de manipular”; y quedó enterrado en la sección de “Cartas al editor”…

Florida Republican Congressman Mario Díaz-Balart's fiery response to a condescending editorial from The Miami Herald was, for some odd reason, published a month and a half after the editorial to which it responds, “It’s a shame Miami’s Republican lawmakers in Congress jumped on the conspiracy-theory train”- which posits that Hispanics listening to conservative AM radio are an "easily…

Trying to walk back his enthusiastic support for Iran’s $80 million bounty on Trump’s head, terminal TDS sufferer George Lopez claimed his comment that “we’ll do it for half” was just “a joke.”

Hustler Magazine apparently wished the extreme opposite of good will to Republican politicians this Christmas season, reportedly sending several congressmen Christmas cards depicting a cartoon of President Donald J. Trump shot dead in the streets.

The Washington Post Fact Checker team promises "We will strive to be dispassionate and non-partisan, drawing attention to inaccurate statements on both left and right. But we also fact check what matters -- and what matters are people in power." Eyeroll, please! On Thursday, Glenn Kessler and Salvador Rizzo posted an article titled "Fact-checking lawmakers’ claims during the Mueller hearings…