News and commentary: progress in work
Up until July 4, Nigel Farage was the most influential politician to never have won a domestic election in the U.K.
That changed when Farage, after several tries, finally got elected Britain’s House of Commons, essentially the British version of U.S. House of Representatives.
Unfortunately, conservative punditry appears to becoming as transactional as liberal punditry. For example, as far as last Wednesday night’s GOP debate was concerned, it seems like many various pundits were incapable of separating who they support for the presidential nomination from who they think “won” the matchup.
An excellent article published today in Canada’s National Post on Wednesday succinctly explains how the Biden Administration, the Trudeau regime in Canada, Big Tech and Big Business, along with advocates for global warming mitigation, are enabling CCP-controlled China’s rise to global dominance.
Even the far-left president of Mexico thinks that the Trump indictment constitutes election interference.
During a news conference on Wednesday President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (who is known as AMLO) said that “Supposedly legal issues should not be used for electoral, political purposes. That’s why I don’t agree with what they are doing to ex-President Trump…It should be the people who decide.,” Reuters reported.
In the coverage of the President Trump indictment, if you were moved to tears during the Tucker Carlson show on Thursday evening, you probably weren’t the only one.
Some observers claim that today’s statement by Fla. Gov. Ron DeSantis about the possible indictment on a bogus charge of former President Trump by a radical left, vindictive, and soft-on-actual-crime Democrat prosecutor set the proper tone, while others claim it was insufficiently forceful.
A new poll released by the Gallup and Knight Foundation indicates that America has a low regard for the news media, with only 26 percent having a favorable impression of the journalism industry.
No valentines for conservative news sites? Questions have emerged as to why some right-wing, or presumed right-wing, outlets seemingly consider certain topics off limits.
The corporate media has devoted a lot of bandwidth to a discussion about how Murdoch-owned news media channels have supposedly turned against former U.S. President Donald Trump, an already announced 2024 candidate for his old job.
Reacting to the abrupt resignation of Jacinda Ardern, New Zealand’s lockdown-loving prime minister, the U.K. political blog Guido Fawkes succinctly summed up her leftist legacy.
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