Accuracy in Media

Rubio, who is in third-place in the GOP delegate count, is fighting back  that he should drop out so the GOP can coalesce around an anti-Trump candidate such as Ted Cruz. Photo by Gage Skidmore

Byron York with another excellent read: “If you were to devise a plan to stop a runaway nominee,” Republican superlawyer Ben Ginsberg said on MSNBC Tuesday night, “you would have to do a lot of state-by-state organizing, win the delegates at the convention.” In the late hours of election night — a night in which […]

Byron York always has a good take on what is going on in politics. Read his piece here.

Some New Hampshire Republicans who Byron York (of the Washington Examiner) asked said they don’t know a single person who would vote for Donald Trump, thus adding to the confusion about why Trump is still atop the polls. Photo by Max Goldberg

Byron York of the Washington Examiner dug into the story and found the truth: It was a non-response to a question by a Yahoo! reporter, but the Left has already gobbled it up as if it were true.

Good take by Washington Examiner’s Byron York on Bernie Sanders’ rhetoric in his presidential campaign announcement.

Talk about a disconnected, disillusioned president tooting his own horn. Did he not realize he lost the majority in the Senate and led to gains in the House?

The Washington Examiner’s Byron York dismantled Obama’s Cuba policy in a series of tweets, where Cuban dissidents have been silenced by the Castro regime after Obama’s announcement was made: Take a bow, Byron. Good job.