Conservative Media

WSJ Accused of Intentionally Spreading Anti-Trans Misinformation

The Wall Street Journal published a live update that falsely claimed ammunition found at a shooting was engraved with “transgender ideology,” which was later proven inaccurate. This initial reporting was swiftly contradicted by other news outlets and officials who reported different findings about the ammunition’s markings. The author questions the Journal’s decision to publish this unverified information, particularly given the history of false accusations against the trans community and the context of blaming the left for the shooting. The author suggests this incident reflects a bias, as the Journal, owned by Rupert Murdoch, appeared to promote the Republican party line.

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White House Promotes PragerU as Alternative to PBS in Classrooms

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting’s impending shutdown, due to a congressional funding clawback, threatens local PBS and NPR stations. Simultaneously, the White House has partnered with PragerU, a conservative media organization, for its Founders Museum exhibit. PragerU’s educational videos, which have garnered millions of social media followers, offer a right-leaning perspective. This partnership with the White House and similar partnerships with numerous states demonstrate a strategy to disseminate PragerU’s content to a wider audience and potentially counter what they see as liberal biases in education.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene Criticizes Fox News Viewers as “Not the Future”

The Independent’s reporting often covers critical developments in the US, including reproductive rights and political issues. Recently, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene criticized Fox News, particularly its older audience, claiming it is not the future of America. Greene has publicly clashed with Fox News host Mark Levin, who called her a “lunatic.” According to recent data, older Americans are more likely to regularly get their news from Fox News compared to younger adults, which prompted Greene’s response.

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AOC Responds to “Privileged” Childhood Home Criticism: “Proud of How I Grew Up”

Following a social media post by a conservative influencer that highlighted Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s former home in an attempt to portray her upbringing as privileged, AOC responded. The influencer shared information about the property’s purchase and current valuation, implying it was not a “Bronx girl” upbringing. In response, AOC embraced her background, emphasizing how her experiences growing up between the Bronx and Yorktown shaped her political views. Social media users also chimed in to defend AOC, mocking the original post’s suggestion that her childhood home represented wealth.

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Trump Approval Rating Plummets to 43%

Trump’s approval rating has dipped to 43%, marking its lowest point since his return to office, according to a recent Reuters/Ipsos poll. This figure has sparked a wide range of reactions, from disbelief to outrage, reflecting the deep political divisions within the country.

The surprisingly high number itself has generated considerable debate and confusion. Many find it astonishing that such a significant percentage of the population still supports him, given the recent controversies and policy decisions. There’s a strong sense of disbelief, with some questioning how such a high number is even possible.

The economic consequences of Trump’s actions are a major concern fueling this skepticism.… Continue reading

American Coup in Progress: Musk’s Data Grab and the Erosion of Democracy

The article details a past confrontation between Donald Trump and Rupert Murdoch in the Oval Office, where Trump reportedly berated Murdoch. Despite this public dressing-down, the piece suggests Murdoch ultimately emerged with the upper hand, maintaining significant influence within media circles. This power dynamic highlights the complexities of their relationship and the shifting landscape of conservative media. The lasting impact on both men’s legacies remains to be seen.

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