Nolte: 7 Reasons Fake News Media Had a Very Bad Friday
America’s fake news media had a very bad, horribly terrible, not very good Friday, and it was glorious…

America’s fake news media had a very bad, horribly terrible, not very good Friday, and it was glorious…

White House press secretary Jen Psaki defended her decision to merely suspend her deputy press secretary T.J. Ducklo on Friday, but only after a report publicly detailed a threatening conversation he had with a female reporter.

T.J. Ducklo, President Joe Biden’s deputy press secretary, is accused of threatening Politico reporter Tara Palmeri for working on a story regarding his relationship with Axios journalist Alexi McCammond, reports Vanity Fair.

Former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley said former President Donald Trump’s criticism on January 6 of his vice president, Mike Pence, “disgusted” her, and she further claimed Trump “let us down.”

The far-left Axios has kept a reporter on the Biden beat even after she told Axios she was dating Biden’s transition spokesman.

The document Politico published “is not an “autopsy” of former President Trump’s 2020 campaign at all, but is instead an analysis of exit polls conducted in ten states by AP VoteCast and the National Election Pool.

Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) said Friday that President Joe Biden’s “advisers have led him wrong,” criticizing the Biden Administration for not working in a bipartisan manner for the good of the American people.

An increasing number of Republican voters believe former President Donald Trump should play a “major role” in forging the future of the GOP, representing a 9-point swing in his favor following the January 6 Capitol riot, a Politico/Morning Consult survey released Wednesday revealed.

A majority of Republican voters have expressed the belief that former President Donald Trump should run for president again in 2024, a recent Politico/Morning Consult survey revealed.

Joe Biden’s transition team has disabled the chat function for virtual press conferences hosted on Zoom after several reporters publicly used the forum to urge the president-elect to take more questions from the press.

The media and Big Tech censored the Hunter Biden laptop story, falsely claiming it was Russian disinformation. Here are some major offenders.

Politico reported last Thursday that a paid editor earlier this year had scrubbed and fluffed the Wikipedia page for Jeffrey Zients, an adviser to former Vice President Joe Biden recently named as the “Coronavirus Czar” for the prospective Biden Administration, to burnish his progressive credentials. The company behind the edits did not disclose their connection to Zients at the time as required by the site’s Terms of Use, and the account used for the edits has since been banned from Wikipedia by a site administrator.

A new poll suggests that a plurality of Americans want President Donald Trump to concede the presidential election “right away,” but the figure of 46% falls short of a majority.

The Trump campaign pushed back Sunday night against reports by the Washington Post and others that it had dropped a major part of its case challenging the election results in Pennsylvania.

A new poll suggests that 70% of Republicans believe the 2020 election was neither free, nor fair — and international standards suggest they are correct.

Politico reported Sunday morning that the story of Hunter Biden’s laptop — and the emails connecting Joe Biden to his son’s business interests — “fizzled.” Curiously, the outlet did not notice that the story had been censored by the media

Politico’s Marc Caputo reported on Tuesday that a “top Miami Democrat told him former Vice President Joe Biden’s performance in Florida was damaged by the Democrat Party’s support for the “defund the police” movement.

Notable pollsters are cautioning Americans to refrain from getting too comfortable with polling predictions as Election Day approaches, suggesting polls may not account for “shy” or “hidden” Trump voters– those who are largely responsible for President Trump’s upset victory four years ago. In this election, the magnitude of such voters could be even greater.

After the dismissal of its nightly newsletter focused solely on the coronavirus pandemic, Politico has released an article targeting Vice President Mike Pence for his absence from COVID-19 “planning calls.”

The far-left Politico is blaming Black Lives Matter’s cratering approval ratings on President Donald Trump and not on, you know, all the riots and terrorism.

Politico reporter Holly Otterbein claims some Pennsylvania Democrats view New York’s lawsuit against the National Rifle Association (NRA), New York vs. NRA, as an “October Surprise” that could end up helping President Trump rally voters in November.

When you remove those who are not aware of what the blacklisting “cancel culture” is, a “clear majority — across almost every demographic category — says that cancel culture has gone too far,” reports the far-left Politico.

Media outlets have pounced on old, controversial tweets from Tata. However, these same outlets have ignored controversial remarks from Biden.

Washington Gov. Jay Inslee dodged a bullet when Politico failed to ask him during an interview about the police-free autonomous zone occupied by many anarchists in the state’s largest city of Seattle.

Gabby Orr, White House reporter for Politico, issued a string of demonstratively ill-toned questions following President Trump’s visit to St. John’s Episcopal Church, asking why he did not pray or read specific versus from his “prop” Bible.

Politico suggested Friday that President Donald Trump bore some responsibility for unrest around the country, claiming he was confronting “a culture war of his own making” in the riots after the death of George Floyd.

America’s economy has consistently taken a hit ever since the coronavirus pandemic began and Democrats around the country are making it clear that they do not want to see President Donald Trump revive it.

In a predictable return to the media mentality that was used to protect President Predator Clinton in the ’90s, the corporate media are publishing one desperate hit piece after another to smear Joe Biden’s sexual assault accuser, Tara Reade.

Critics accused Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) of bungling his response to the coronavirus pandemic as it descended upon the Sunshine State, but after weeks of scrutiny, the Florida governor’s response is standing as a national model, as the state — which boasts more than 21 million residents — outshines its blue state counterparts.

Politico noted in its nightly bulletin Thursday that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis “looks more right than those who criticized” his response to the coronavirus pandemic, and that media bias is one of the reasons he is polling worse than other governors.

Politico reported Monday that Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) is the likeliest running mate for former Vice President Joe Biden — and chose a curious turn of phrase to report the news.

Martin Tolchin, a founder of Politico and former New York Times correspondent in Washington, DC, published a letter to the editor of the Times Tuesday calling for a Joe Biden “coronation” regardless of claims of sexual assault.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer told Politico on Monday that she has sought Joe Biden’s “counsel” regarding her communications with constituents about coronavirus.

Politico edited on Saturday morning a story claiming Donald Trump owes millions to the Bank of China for a loan on a New York City office building, hours after Breitbart News exposed the story as false.

A Politico story on Friday wrongly claimed that President Donald Trump owed the Bank of China tens of millions of dollars.

Dr. Rick Bright, the vaccine expert who claims he was ousted from his former position in the administration because of his opposition to the promotion of hydroxychloroquine as a treatment for coronavirus, was already going to lose his job months before, according to information released on Twitter by Politico reporter Dan Diamond.

Politico founding editor John F. Harris has published a lengthy column in which he argues that the coronavirus marks the “end of Trumpism.”

The desperate attempt to lay coronavirus at Trump’s feet continues — citing “current and former administration officials,” and faulting the president’s style.

If the ads project an Oz-like image of Bloomberg that can’t be sustained—because soon enough, somebody will pull back the curtain—then the ads are misconceived, perhaps even counterproductive.

I can’t speak to the poll’s veracity, but I can speak to the situation that produced both the poll and the headline — and that situation is a full-blown establishment panic attack.
