The coronavirus pandemic dominated 2021 as, following the rollout of the vaccines and more information about the virus, the liberal media and their friends did their best to keep the fear porn alive along with narratives new and old, including the insane claim that Critical Race Theory (CRT) isn’t being taught or applied in schools, conservatives are a
The coronavirus pandemic dominated 2021 as, following the rollout of the vaccines and more information about the virus, the liberal media and their friends did their best to keep the fear porn alive along with narratives new and old, including the insane claim that Critical Race Theory (CRT) isn’t being taught or applied in schools, conservatives are a
Amazon terminated its contract with free speech platform Parler for “violent content on your website.” But Amazon itself deals with merchandise that advocates the death of all Republicans or specifically targets President Donald Trump.
The Media Research Center found at least 204 examples of merchandise sold on Amazon that promoted violence, either toward President Donald Trump, Republicans or members of the police force. Riot gear, including tasers, brass knuckles and stun sticks were also sold. Some of these violent products included a flag with a graphic image of Trump blowing his brains out, a mug with the slogan “Where is Lee Harvey Oswald now that we really need him?” and a black T-shirt with a red slogan, “Kill All Republicans.” The shirt that urged the death of Republicans was even a sponsored listing on Amazon.
, “reporters have to hate their lives when they’re asking their questions and” White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany
“starts opening her notes.”
On Thursday, McEnany repeatedly turned to that thick binder to school the liberal media. Moments after calling out the tech industry’s censorship of conservatives (and citing MRC TechWatch’s Corinne Weaver), CNN chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta fell flat on his face in trying to trap McEnany. Between coronavirus deaths and liberal media screw-ups, he made a fool of himself.
Starting with the latter topic, Acosta bemoaned the administration taking action against tech bias but applauded Twitter for going after Trump because he deserves to
At the same time, Judicial Watch President
Tom Fitton recalls his organization’s recent comparison study of state voter data and Census Bureau statistics which found that there are at least 1.8 million extra “ghost voters” spread across more than 350 counties in 29 states. The watchdog organization also challenged several states in court, urging them to tend to their “dirty” voter rolls which can set the stage for fraud.
“Judicial Watch is happy to see President Trump take on election integrity issues. When it comes to voting rolls, he’s right. We’ll keep fighting to clean them up, no matter who occupies the Oval Office,” Mr. Fitton said in a bulletin released Monday.