The public doesn’t realize all of President Biden’s great accomplishments because of Biden’s failure to “communicate” his successes. Maria Teresa Kumar, president of Voto Latino, argued on Meet the Press that “with Biden, his challenge is that he hasn’t been able to communicate to the American people what he’s done” and how “he’s going to make fundamental changes for a generation” through “…
Fill-in Meet the Press host Kristen Welker noted how the Washington Post reported “investigators believe they do have enough evidence to charge Hunter Biden,” asking panelist Jen Psaki “how large is this looming over the president?” Psaki, the Biden White House press secretary who is now an NBC News contributor, dismissed the importance of the development. Her proof: That the media are ignoring…
Meet the Press moderator Chuck Todd on Sunday dismissed the importance of President Biden, at a White House event, embarrassingly calling out to Congresswoman Jackie Walorski, seemingly unaware she was killed in a car crash more than a month earlier. “People make mistakes and you try to go from there,” Todd agreed after guest Symone Sanders-Townsend defended Biden and a jumbled defense from White…
A new ABC News-Washington Post poll was released on Sunday and ABC’s George Stephanopoulos led This Week with some findings from it (Biden’s approval at 39%, most Democrats want a different candidate for 2024, Democrats “even” with Republicans in the midterm preference), but not until 44 minutes into the show did he note a finding that undermines Biden’s claim he’s the best hope Democrats have…
When, on Sunday’s Meet the Press, host Chuck Todd noted even Democrats he talks to “all think” President Joe Biden is “too old to run again,” panelist Yamiche Alcindor pushed back, contending “the key issue will be whether or not them thinking President Biden is too old outweighs them thinking that the future of our democracy is on the line.”
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Just over an hour before announcing on Twitter his departure from CNN, White House correspondent John Harwood delivered the very kind of opinionated, far-left diatribe which likely prompted new CNN CEO Chris Licht to rid CNN of him. Harwood endorsed President Biden’s “soul of America” speech and denounced Donald Trump and his supporters: On Biden: “The core point he made in that political speech…
Sunday morning on MSNBC, former federal prosecutor Cynthia Alksne gushed over President Joe Biden: “Isn’t he the greatest?” The MSNBC legal analyst’s effusion came after guest host Michael Steele brought up how Biden had mocked former President Donald Trump’s claim he could declassify any document he wished. “He just has to sort of call it like he sees it, right?” Alksne maintained. Steele agreed…
Brian Stelter ended his final episode of CNN’s Reliable Sources on Sunday with a sanctimonious lecture in which he put himself on the side of decency and patriotism over demagogues and liars: “I know it’s not partisan to stand up for decency and democracy and dialogue. It’s not partisan to stand up to demagogues. It’s required. It’s patriotic. We must make sure we don’t give platforms to those…
Hosting NBC’s Meet the Press on Sunday, Andrea Mitchell chastised Senator Mike Rounds (R-SD) after he reiterated the standard, accepted definition of a recession as two quarters of negative growth, which have now occurred. Mitchell countered: “We’re not in a recession, yet.” Rounds corrected her: “Two quarters tell you differently than that.” Mitchell wouldn’t accept reality: “That’s out of date…
Good morning, you’re going to die. Jane Pauley opened CBS Sunday Morning by hyperbolically warning that, thanks to climate change, “according to some scientists, the possibility of worldwide societal collapse, or even eventual human extinction, isn’t out of the question.”
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