Accuracy in Media

The former New York City mayor said he’ll vote for Donald Trump. New York City values, right? Photo by Gage Skidmore

Scott said that people should respect the will of the voters who have voted for Trump. Photo by JAXPORT

Marco Rubio may have all the endorsements, but Ted Cruz now has the endorsement of Chuck Norris. Photo by LloydGallman

First-ever endorsement from the social media platform known as Snapchat. Interesting medium, Arnold. Photo by ANSPressSocietyNews

Interesting move by Rick Scott to not endorse Florida’s U.S. Senator Marco Rubio, who is contending with Donald Trump, Ted Cruz and John Kasich to win the Florida GOP primary. Photo by JAXPORT

Is Chris Christie vying to be Trump’s nominee for Attorney General, if Trump is elected president? Photo by Disney | ABC Television Group

It could be a significant endorsement as Rubio is fighting for that first primary win in a crowded nomination field and hasn’t won a primary yet. Dean Heller, a GOP Senator from Nevada, endorsed Rubio via Twitter a couple days before the Nevada GOP primary. Photo by Disney | ABC Television Group

Marco Rubio is racking up the endorsements, this time from Louisiana GOP Governor Bobby Jindal, despite finishing 3rd in the Iowa Caucus. However, he made a really strong showing in Iowa and nearly overtook Donald Trump for a second-place finish, thus adding to the enthusiasm for Rubio. Photo by Gage Skidmore

It’s a huge get for Bernie Sanders and his socialist economic policies, but why do we have unions in the public sector again?

Al Sharpton, whose Politics Nation show made its official debut this week on MSNBC, apparently forgot to read all the fine print on his contract when it comes to the network’s campaign endorsement policy, which tripped up Keith Olbermann and Joe Scarborough. The Wall Street Journal interviewed Sharpton on Wednesday and he told the paper that […]