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With the Joe Biden classified documents scandal still in the news cycle, the projection phenomenon is becoming even more evident.
Fox News contributor Joey Jones claims that even his friend who enjoys “green cigarettes” has noticed the performative projection, a persistent tendency by Democrats that could also qualify as a double standard or a form of gaslighting.
That Joe Biden is embroiled in a scandal involving the alleged mishandling of classified documents is yet another example of how Democrats have shamelessly turned projection into performance art.
Some quarters of the GOP establishment, along with the Never Trumpers, and the liberal media are trying to shame or scapegoat former President Trump for the lackluster performance by Republicans in the 2022 midterm elections.
Outkick journalist Jason Whitlock, formerly of FS1 and ESPN, claims that National Basketball Association superstar LeBron James and President Donald Trump are similar in the way they go about their business. Click here to read the full text of the article.
In the aftermath of George Floyd-related civil unrest across the nation, Tucker Carlson delivered a 26-minute since-gone-viral monologue on his Fox News Channel show that called out Republicans and Democrat, including President Trump’s son in law, for a failure of leadership in the face of mob chaos.
Hydroxychloroquine, the anti-malaria drug that the FDA has cleared for off-label use such as treating those with COVID-19, has made headlines, especially now that President Trump is taking it (plus zinc) as a precautionary measure.
Transcripts released last Thursday from the misnamed U.S. House Intelligence Committee seemed to indicate that Obama administration officials said one thing on TV and quite another while under oath.
One thing that should now become obvious in the coronavirus pandemic to everyone is that the U.S. must become fully independent of the China supply chain. Offshoring of manufacturing jobs is a really bad idea, despite what the globalists in both political parties claim along with big business and academia.
The online knitting community, of all things, apparently caused a New Hampshire woman to eventually reevaluate her political affiliation after 20 years.
It was just about two weeks ago (but seems like ages) when U.S. Sen. Martha McSally brushed off a CNN reporter as a liberal hack in a brief exchange outside a committee room, an encounter that dominated the hysterical news cycle. Apart from a few exceptions, is there any other kind of reporter?
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