Accuracy in Media

CNN’s article continued to reference Hillary Clinton’s exclusive and illegal use of private e-mails to conduct State Department (i.e. federal government) business with Vice President Mike Pence’s use of a private e-mail account at AOL to conduct political business. However, the Washington Post disagreed with the liberal misinformation and pointed out that Pence used the […]

But we thought voter fraud was a conservative myth? Looks like conservatives have been proven correctly, in the case of dead people voting in elections. We spoke about voter fraud with Heritage Foundation’s Hans von Spakovsky in a recent Bias Buzz podcast. You can tune into the SoundCloud link below OR the YouTube recording:

Joy Pullmann over at The Federalist pulls no punches in her criticism of Mike Pence and lack of political backbone over religious freedom: Pence not only blinked, he practically got on his knees and begged a tiny minority group whose adherents will never vote for him or his party to stop economically blackmailing his state […]

In a nod to Mike Pence’s social conservatism, Donald Trump selected the embattled Indiana Republican governor to appease the conservative base. However, the initial reaction from social media is not enthusiastic, considering Pence isn’t overwhelmingly adored in his home state (he ranks 33rd among governors in positive approval rating, per ). Photo by DarrylSmithPhotog

Well, that’s nice to print talking points for the Left in attacking Trump *sarcasm* As both a congressman and governor, Pence was a reliable ally of social conservatives who often says he is, “a Christian, a conservative and a Republican — in that order.” Democrats say that agenda is a major vulnerability in a general […]

Bernie won’t win the nomination, but the resistance among his supporters to back Hillary Clinton is another important narrative to keep track of heading into November.

Ted Cruz announced last night that he will no longer challenge Donald Trump for the GOP nomination after losing in the Indiana primary.

Ted Cruz, his primary rival, officially dropped out of the race last night and left Donald Trump as the last man standing in the GOP race. Yes, John Kasich is still in the race, but he has less delegates than Marco Rubio at this point (and Marco Rubio dropped out several months ago).

Erick Erickson, a vocal supporter of Ted Cruz, wrote a piece on how Cruz should remain in the GOP presidential race until the convention in July due to the fact that Cruz’s ground games involve true conservatives. Photo by Nathan Congleton

A loss in Indiana would seal the nomination for Donald Trump, but Cruz’s camp  that they’ll pull out a surprise victory and force a contested convention. Photo by Disney | ABC Television Group