Accuracy in Media

According to anonymous sources of the Free Beacon, the resignation of Trump’s national security adviser Michael Flynn hides the secret campaign by Obama supporters in the liberal media. Flynn resigned after it was discovered that he was not truthful to Vice President Mike Pence about his conversation with a Russian ambassador about U.S. sanctions on Russia. […]

An interesting take from the Daily Signal: Even observers who agreed with the administration’s Iran policy were stunned by the arrogance of Rhodes, an aspiring novelist with a graduate degree in creative writing. For example, Tom Ricks, a veteran defense reporter, blasted Rhodes in a blog: “To be cynical and ignorant and spin those things […]

Ben Rhodes, a key advisor for Obama, is under fire after his comments that he baited the liberal media to buy into Obama’s Iran deal propaganda. Photo by U.S. Embassy Jakarta, Indonesia

This is the same Ben Rhodes who boasted he outwitted the liberal media by feeding them propaganda about the Iran deal: Ben Rhodes, one of President Obama’s top national security advisers, reportedly told a group of Syrian-American activists that he was “not proud” of the administration’s policy toward Syria. The Daily Beast, citing three individuals involved in […]

This week Brian and I discuss Donald Trump and GOP unity, Sarah Palin’s attack on Paul Ryan, Hillary’s continued primary struggles, the White House sells Ira nuke deal to the media and Facebook’s bias against conservatives.

The White House put doughnuts out for the White House press pool after a New York Times Magazine profile of advisor Ben Rhodes, who was very critical toward the press and boasted that he fooled them on the Iran deal.

Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) took the media to task for what he felt is their reluctance to tell the public anything important. Rubio made his remarks during a speech at the Hudson Institute in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday: It’s a lot easier to say, for example, why do we give all this money to NATO […]

Hmm, curious timing that the portion where the Obama administration lied to reporters about the Iran deal has been deleted. Coincidence? What is the State Department’s defense? It was a “glitch.” Photo by rtppt

In light of Obama advisor Ben Rhodes’ boasting (where he fooled the media into parroting the administration’s propaganda), Nebraska GOP U.S. Senator Ben Sasse penned a great op-ed on it. Photo by Gage Skidmore

The White House is in full damage control mode after deputy national security adviser for strategic communications Ben Rhodes told the New York Times magazine that he used the media and “beltway insiders” to create an “echo chamber” to sell the Iran nuclear deal to the public. On Friday White House press secretary Josh Earnest […]