According to the well-regarded Rasmussen poll (by way of Jim Hoft, who first connected these dots), President Trump’s job approval rating sits at a healthy 48 percent. At this exact time in his own presidency (February 7, 2010), Barack Obama’s job approval rating was just 44 percent. That puts Trump at +4 over Obama.
A just-released Morning Consult poll shows that congressional Democrats have lost ground on key issues such as the economy, jobs, national security, and even immigration.
Writing for the far-left CNN back in October, Chris Cillizza declared President Donald Trump “bonkers” and “crazy” for suggesting what turned out to be 100 percent true: that the Democrats, Hillary Clinton, the FBI, and Russia, were all behind what is known as the “Russian dossier.”
A Morning Consult poll reveals that only 38 percent of registered voters believe the Justice Department’s probe into potential Russian collusion in the 2016 election has been handled fairly.
The latest round of released texts between FBI agents Peter Strzok and Lisa Page reveal that then-President Obama wanted “to know everything” about the investigation into Hillary Clinton’s secret email server.
Audio has resurfaced of Oscar-winning director Quentin Tarantino defending fugitive-child rapist Roman Polanski with the excuse that the 13-year-old victim ‘wanted to have it,’ meaning sex.
Kyle Kulinski, the 30-year-old host of Secular Talk, which airs on the far-left Young Turks YouTube network, has a history of racist tweets.
Watch all the movie and TV trailers that aired during the Super Bowl: Star Wars, Mission: Impossible. Jurassic World, Avengers, Skyscraper…
Super Bowl LII’s avoidance of partisan politics will do nothing to help the NFL’s ongoing ratings and public relations problems.
In its partisan zeal to protect the ongoing witch hunt against President Trump, our Nixonian media went into hyper-drive last week to ensure that the unethical and un-American behavior of President Obama’s FBI and Justice Department remained covered up from the public.
The imminent release of the Nunes memo detailing government corruption has brought about a delicious and insightful irony. With ‘The Post’ is still in theaters, our media is fighting against government transparency.
The good news about the American economy got a whole lot better in January, as average hourly wages jumped by 2.9 percent, the biggest increase since 2009.
The ‘X-Files,’ like the Emmys Grammys, NFL and CNN, is the latest Hollywood product to collapse in the ratings due to anti-Trump hatred.
CNN writer Jonathan Tasini celebrated the news that Republican lawmakers were on board a train that crashed Wednesday morning.
President Trump’s job approval on the economy has soared to 51 percent, according to the Real Clear Politics poll of polls.
PETA is using lies to demand the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles go pure vegan by eating only dairy-free pizza,
Rose McGowan told Nightline that she does ‘not like’ her former co-star Alyssa Milano because ‘she’s a a lie.’
Jim Caviezel says that Mel Gibson’s ‘Passion of the Christ’ sequel will be “the biggest film in history. It’s that good.”
Director Dylan Brown was fired off the movie Amusement Park over a report of “inappropriate and unwanted conduct,” according to the Hollywood Reporter.
CNN’s Brian Karem fact-checked President Trump’s State of the Union declaration that “our motto is ‘in God we trust”–and got it wrong.
CNN’s Ana Navarro compared the forced resignation of FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe to those murdered in the Nazi Holocaust.
Victor Davis Hanson, one of the few remaining bright spots at the increasingly priggish and self-regarding National Review, has written another dynamite piece, one that perfectly explains the unethical (and possibly criminal) behavior currently being uncovered within the Obama administration, the 2016 Clinton campaign, the FBI, and Justice Department.
In apparent effort to appease the left-wing Twitter mob, the Washington Post rewrote its front page State of the Union speech headline.
The Four judge Charlie Walk is being investigated by the Fox broadcast network over allegations of harassment and groping.
Director Judd Apatow has joined fellow woke-feminist Joss Whedon in publicly attacking and shaming a woman who disagrees with him, who dares think for herself.
Reading Bill Kristol’s latest emasculated flail of a troll — the desperation, the manipulation, the intellectual dishonesty, the mind and word games, the cuddling with evil at NBC News — it all took me back to early 1985, to a guy I knew who ended up in prison.
Actress Kate Winslet expressed her regrets about working with certain “individuals with whom I wish I had not.”
Alex Baldwin compared Woody Allen accuser Dylan Farrow to a character who lies about being raped, prompting Judd Apatow to attack him.
For a year now, all you have heard from our provincial #NeverTrump tribalists is how those of us who backed Trump were duped into supporting a secret Democrat, a lefty, a guy who could not wait to sell us out. Well, once again, these narcissistic #NeverTrump grifters have been exposed by reality, this time in the form of a Heritage Foundation report that ranks President Donald Trump above Ronald Reagan.
Aging rapper Eminem told music manager Paul Rosenberg in an interview that a “f**king turd would have been better as president” than President Trump, according to Billboard.
NBC’s Lester Holt was duped by the North Korean government into spreading fake news about a local ski resort, reports Yahoo News.
Left-wing music mogul Russell Simmons is being sued for $5 million by aspiring filmmaker Jennifer Jarosik, claiming he raped her in 2016.
Magician David Copperfield is accused of drugging and raping a 17-year-old aspiring model in 1988, according to a report.
CNN’s climate of hate came home to roost when a man, provoked by CNN’s fake news, allegedly made death threats against the far-left network.
SCOTTeVEST CEO Scott Jordan said his company advertises on Fox News because their viewers are “extremely gullible” and “f**cking idiots.”
In a bizarre Tuesday night rant, CNN’s Don Lemon blamed President Trump for his own network’s fake news crisis, a crisis that allegedly provoked a 19-year-old Michigan man into making death threats against the far-left network.
A Rasmussen poll shows that a plurality of 49 percent of those polled want a special prosecutor to investigate the embattled FBI.
Starbucks will spend $250 million of its corporate tax cut to boost the pay and expand the benefits of its American workers.
Citing his frustration with CNN’s “fake news,” a man threatened to commit a mass-shooting at the far-left network’s Atlanta headquarters, according to authorities.
New York Daily News Managing Editor Robert Moore is under investigation for sexual harassment, according to NPR.
