THE WASHINGTON POST The year began with melodrama as one of the paper’s political cartoonists, Ann Telnaes, had a toon spiked because it portrayed publisher Jeff Bezos bowing to Donald Trump. Jen Rubin
applauded the cartoonist for quitting the accursed paper, even as Rubin remains on the payroll. Columnist Phil Bump
defended the incompetent Democrat leadership in California by blaming the fumbling response to the wildfire outbreaks on climate change. The outlet announced a new round of layoffs, dumping another four percent of its workforce.
AXIOS The outlet was particularly outraged about the Facebook fact-checker purge. The site
produced a number of posts dismayed by the decision, including
one from the founders, where
they managed to lie about the grooming gangs story in Britain. The outlet also
pretended the Democrats had never contested a presidential election result.
POLITICO The site began by blaming the fires on a partisan problem, and then in trademark fashion, they went the “pounce” route, claiming Republicans “Unleash on California Democrats” regarding the wildfires. The site was upset that Trump will NOT be spending taxpayer money on the inaugural celebration.
MSNBC Brandy Zadrozny suggests that removing fact-checkers will lead to genocide. The imbalanced Joy Reid invited on the fired Mehdi Hasan to discuss Trump going to war against Panama and complaining that Elon Musk opposed pedophile gangs in Britain. Jen Psaki looked at the wildfires and came to the conclusion that the problem is Trump and Elon Musk. Symone Sanders was back to insisting that Joe Biden is sharp as a laser. With the completely damning video of LA Mayor Karen Bass ignoring a series of questions from a Sky News reporter, one MSNBC report only played the initial question being asked, then cut away to a later press conference.
CNN
On the anniversary of January 6, CNN proves that the press treats this as a national holiday, complete with obsessive coverage. Their desperation was quickly overturned by their own polling guru,
as Harry Enten came on to show that the vast majority of the public does not harbor any passion for J6 hysteria.
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