.@TimJGraham column: The media are shameless.
The same pundits "outraged" over the treatment of Ketanji Brown Jackson conveniently forget how they treated Brett Kavanaugh. https://t.co/9jRHLsUTIJ
Pundits at @CNN actually tried to portray some Senators not wearing neckties to Ketanji Brown Jackson's confirmation vote as a racist attack.
CNN isn't a news organization. https://t.co/CrKcIeqpTV
"It’s odd for Dan Rather to suggest there are old white male dinosaurs that have failed to evolve," writes @TimJGraham. "He never evolves. He’s always partisan. @newsbusters@theMRC#news
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What a surprise that Brian Stelter can't understand why reporters would be upset at a media agency hiring someone directly from the White House. https://t.co/0tjCiysblF
"I'm surprised that there's any concern about this, to be honest."
CNN's Brian Stelter doesn't understand why people at NBC have an issue with MSNBC hiring Jen Psaki to host a show before she leaves the White House. He claims they're separate outlets despite much crossover.
UPDATE-FBI finds Pakistani & Iranian visas, weapons,armor & list of all residents in apt complex during search of suspects’ apts accused of impersonating DHS agents, gifting worth $1000’s to fed agents & offering to buy gun 4 agent protecting Jill Biden @SentinelSecuri4 @newsmax
The chief spokesman for the Kremlin has admitted that Russia has incurred “significant” losses during Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
https://t.co/WdwFw7np6d
Billionaire Democrat megadonor George Soros and his daughter are reportedly funding 13 radical Democrats running for Congress in 2022. https://t.co/8Ew8gwzL8l
The victim of Thursday night’s Palestinian terror attack in Tel Aviv Eitam Megini, 27, became engaged three weeks ago to his girlfriend, Ayala. https://t.co/H8xPK9fNBE
A survey released by a Brazilian-based firm this week has revealed that populist leader Marine Le Pen may be pulling ahead of President Emmanuel Macron as France votes in the first round of its presidential elections this weekend.
https://t.co/565vDPKoFK
As the military world broadens in scale and increases in complexity due to the speed of technological advances, the U.S. Navy wants to scrap 24 ships, including five cruisers and a pair of Los Angeles-class submarines. https://t.co/92d6zTUpEd