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Voices within the mainstream media are beginning to compare President Donald Trump’s coronavirus diagnosis with the Access Hollywood tape that was released in October 2016, which nearly derailed Trump’s first presidential campaign.

New Hampshire Democrats are trolling the state’s Republicans for bringing in former Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-UT) to kick off the GOP’s 2020 campaign efforts in the Granite State.

In an appearance to promote his book “Let Me Finish” on Monday’s broadcast of radio’s “The Hugh Hewitt Show,” former Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) dismissed the notion that President Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign “Access Hollywood” tape controversy, also known as

Ocasio-Cortez ripped the response to Tlaib’s profanity-laden pledge to impeach Trump, vowing to protect her fellow freshman congresswoman from what she claimed is “faux outrage” whipped up by the GOP.

“Nobody thought I could ever be an investigative journalist, but then again, nobody thought Donald Trump could be President,” Arnold, 59, says in a press release. “Let’s hope this marks the end of both our new careers.”

In the desperate hope that countless photos and videos of former Vice President Joe Biden’s “handsi-ness” with women and children can be wished away, the far-left Politico published a lengthy piece Monday dismissing the problem.   

Former Today host Billy Bush has broken his silence seven months after a now-infamous Donald Trump “Access Hollywood tape” cost him his job, explaining in a tell-all interview that watching the tape left him “totally and completely gutted” but that he had ultimately become a “better man” as a result.

Utah Republican Sen. Mike Lee told an audience at Washington’s Heritage Foundation Wednesday that he is aligned with President Donald Trump’s populist conservatism and the president’s concern for “The Forgotten Man”–a full reversal from stances he took in the presidential campaign when he adamantly opposed Trump’s candidacy.

Obamacare’s premium increases may propel voters to the polls to punish the party that bears sole ownership of the policy.

Legendary Sin City entertainer Wayne Newton has revealed he will attend the third and final presidential debate Wednesday night as a guest of Donald Trump, as he defended the Republican candidate over allegations of sexual misbehavior in a radio interview Tuesday.

Tom Hanks is disheartened by America’s presidential election — but the Oscar-winning actor is particularly dismayed by Republican hopeful Donald Trump.

Billy Bush could have a new gig lined up by early next year as producers for the hit ABC show Dancing with the Stars are reportedly keen to have the embattled Today host compete in the upcoming season of the dance competition show.

Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-CA) said Monday that Speaker of the House Paul Ryan was “cowardly” for announcing that he would not defend Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, and would not campaign for his election.

Since 2008, the Times has refused to release the video of then-State Sen. Barack Obama attending a retirement party for radical Palestinian activist Rashid Khalidi in 2003

The son of the Moral Majority founder and the president of Liberty University told WABC radio host Rita Cosby shortly after Sunday’s presidential debate that Speaker Paul D. Ryan (R.-Wis.) and other Republican leaders used the recently released lewd tape of Donald J. Trump to execute a putsch against the GOP nominee for president.

Vice President Joe Biden accused Donald Trump of “sexual assault.” Biden is something of an authority on the subject.

David A. Fahrenthold of the Washington Post reveals a hot mic moment with Donald Trump and Access Hollywood anchor Billy Bush where the two trade lascivious comments about women in general and actress Arianne Zucker.

A draft media policy memo requested by Hillary Clinton recommended that the State Department utilize “Specialty Media” to get its foreign policy message across, a newly released State Department email reveals.

On Wednesday’s broadcast of “Access Hollywood,” former “CBS Evening News” anchor Dan Rather discussed the rise of real estate mogul Donald Trump in the race for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination. Rather explained that this meteoric rise of Trump warrants giving