After gaslighting on the economy, over a thousand New York Times workers claim conditions make office work impossible. It is bad enough when the elitists
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Illicit McDonald’s Items, Beer Going Flat, and Planets Made of Meat – RedState
Our weekly recognition of less-than-meritorious excellence in journalism worthy of a skewed version of Pulitzer Prize consideration. As an extension of the media-mocking venture at
Media Shows Surprise at Reports COVID Lockdowns Led to Massive Learning Loss – RedState
A steady stream of stories has been appearing in our nation’s media lately reporting on the staggering learning loss of learning our children suffered under
Bee Heist Stings, CNN+ Wings, and S.E. Cupp Swings (and Misses) – RedState
Our weekly recognition of less-than-meritorious excellence in journalism is worthy of Pulitzer Prize consideration. As an extension of the media-mocking venture at Townhall, Riffed From The
The New York Times Realizes Twitter Is Toxic, Tells Employees Not to Subweet Their Colleagues – RedState
It should go without saying that, no matter where you work, you don’t gossip, trash talk, or openly attack your colleagues. However, it was apparently unclear
Liberal Host Defends Florida’s So-Called ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Bill – RedState
Once again, HBO host Bill Maher stands in a curious spot — in opposition to his own team. During Real Time’s March 11th installment, the longtime
NYT Report: Giuliani to Potentially Testify Before Jan. 6 Committee
Rudy Giuliani is in active talks to testify before the House Jan. 6 committee, according to a New York Times report. But the extent of his cooperation
NYT Editorial Board Ridiculously Claims ‘Every Day Is Jan. 6 Now’ – RedState
“All the news that’s fit to print.” That’s the motto of the once-vaunted “Grey Lady,” The New York Times. My, how times have changed. A
The Day the Media Makes COVID Disappear – RedState
Vox, which is in many ways the liberal answer to the Babylon Bee except its writers don’t know they’re doing parody, has offered yet another
Maybe the Rittenhouse Verdict Is What the Country Needs to Crush Government Subsidized Violence in Our Cities – RedState
Throughout the summer of 2020, the United States was wracked by civil unrest, unlike anything we had witnessed since the mid-1960s when the anti-war movement
