The Republican National Convention had a better first night than the Democratic National Convention had any night last week.

A Government Accountability Office report issued Friday was written by a partisan Democrat with no legal experience, ignored key facts, and doesn’t have the legal authority to dictate DHS’s succession orders.

Because they were co-conspirators in the hoax, too many in the corporate media are serving as obstacles to holding the FBI and other powerful government agencies accountable for their actions.

Clinesmith falsified documents and helped the FBI’s Crossfire Hurricane Team omit exonerating evidence about Carter Page on four separate FISA applications.

One of the ringleaders of the Democratic Party’s attempt to destroy Brett Kavanaugh’s life in 2018 has been named Joe Biden’s running mate for the 2020 presidential election.

With such shoddy information collection and analysis methods, there was never any reason to give credence to any of the salacious allegations in the dossier. That didn’t stop corporate media.

Given what they’ve put the country through since November 2016, the groups that need to be asked if they will accept an election loss in November 2020 are the media, Democratic politicians, and other Resistance activists.

Many media outlets have steadfastly described the violent riots that have gripped cities across the country in recent months as ‘mostly peaceful protests.’

The lack of any accountability for a false NYT story claiming ‘repeated’ Trump-Russia intelligence contacts just proves that media are utterly corrupt.

As if orders went out from a central director, nearly every major media outlet flat-out lied about President Trump’s speech.

Americans are learning how to cope with the virus in a common-sense way. That doesn’t mean being reckless, but neither does it mean cowering inside every day of every week and every month unless a vaccine shows up.

Watch nearly the entire corporate media establishment run wild with claims from completely anonymous sources in the intelligence community this week.

What media figures assured the public was absurd when President Trump said it in 2017 is now coming to fruition in cities across the country.

Some of the most colorful descriptions of the violence facing police officers at Lafayette Square were clumsily spliced out of the middle of Barr’s answers to questions.

“Public display” doesn’t sound as nefarious as “photo op.” “Partially violent” doesn’t sound as sympathetic as “peaceful.” And “irritant” doesn’t pack the powerful punch of “tear gas.”

The entire narrative the media glommed onto in lockstep was that Trump was a monster who tear-gassed peaceful protesters to do something meaningless. None of that was true.

Can Democrats come up with a better argument than calling people with different policy proposals racist? Can Republicans stop cowering in the face of such attacks?

As facts about the Obama administration’s spying and leaking are spilling out, media have a brief window of opportunity to salvage some credibility.

McConnell better figure out quickly that if he doesn’t hold the Resistance accountable for the Russia hoax that harmed his party and the entire country for many years, he won’t have a majority in the next term.

The media have tried to convince voters of Trump’s failure for many years, but have thus far been unable to do so. Tuesday’s special elections show we should hold off on the “Blue Wave” and “Trump can’t win” narratives.