Kamala Harris’ tenure as Vice President has been characterized by a whole lot of incompetence coupled with a dash of bad luck. The media thinks they are helping her by denying this reality, but they’re actually just digging a deeper hole that she will never be able to climb out of.
‘Ad Fontes is complicit in the defunding of real journalism and turbocharging the revenue stream for legacy media propaganda.’
“[W]e might be better off eliminating elections altogether,” argued Adam Grant, a psychologist at the University of Pennsylvania, in the piece, which subsequently had its headline changed from “Elections are Bad for Democracy”
The Democratic Party wants to keep the octogenarian and cognitively suspect incumbent Joe Biden, whom many people see as a puppet of the Deep State, struggling to read from an autocue.
Americans know the corporate media launders disinformation on behalf of the Democratic Party.
Social media companies acted in direct response to the White House calling out the so-called “Disinformation Dozen.” Evidence in the case proves that they acted to deplatform those branded within 24 hours of the White House publicly identifying them.
Our corrupted institutions fear that the American people are taking back their birthright—that is, taking back the concept of self-government.
A relatively new, but growing media genre highlights that dynamic.
President Joe Biden, writes Politico’s White House Bureau Chief Jonathan Lemire, “has prioritized deal-making throughout the debt ceiling talks. But with GOP obstinate, Biden is changing tactics.”
What in the hell is he talking about, you may wonder.
The 2020 Georgia situation mirrors events of 60 years ago in Hawaii, revealing that everything the media have said about ‘fake electors’ is wrong.
Everything that needs to be said about the wretched, toxic, cancerous corporation has already been said. Suffice it to say they stopped even pretending to be impartial a very long time ago.
The BBC are obsessed with all kinds of diversity except the only one that matters: diversity of opinion.
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