Accuracy in Media

Isn’t that a telling statement in itself, even on an appearance on ‘The View’?

Here are five questions for the liberal media before tonight’s presidential debate between GOP nominee Donald Trump and the Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton: How many times will you tweet about, comment on, or ask about Hillary Clinton’s e-mail scandal and FBI investigation? Will you mention Donald Trump’s ‘wall’ comments more times than the scandals that plague […]

Considering that voters can’t trust Hillary Clinton, this seems like a non-sensical argument by the sitting President of the United States: Obama, speaking at an event in New York City on Sunday, suggested Americans are biased against “powerful women,” which is why Clinton isn’t running away with this election. “There’s a reason why we haven’t […]

The Washington Post’s Chris Cillizza thinks that the lack of a true press conference—it’s been 263 days—and the chance that there may not be one before the election, won’t cost Hillary Clinton the White House. But, he said, it “sets a dangerous precedent for how accountable and transparent she might be as president.” The subject came […]

Well, Trump may have a point there after the emails scandal (and the plethora of Clinton scandals that the public has forgotten about) has emerged and has hamstrung Hillary Clinton’s campaign.

I would, too, considering how Hillary Clinton isn’t trusted by the American people.

Yet she is the frontrunner for the Democratic Party. That speaks volumes, doesn’t it?

In the exit polls, 93% of those polled said Bernie Sanders is trustworthy, with Hillary garnering only 5%. (Image from Tre Goins-Phillips on Twitter)

No matter how much Hillary Clinton tries to downplay her use of a private email server while secretary of state, the issue just won’t go away and questions about her trustworthiness will linger, according to a panel on CNN’s Inside Politics. CNN reporter Maeve Reston noted that the New Hampshire town hall on Wednesday was “a […]

Free Beacon reported: Currently, 44 percent–a plurality–of registered Democrats and Democratic leaners say that Sanders, an independent senator from Vermont and Clinton’s chief competition in the 2016 primary, is more honest and trustworthy than Clinton, according to an ABC News/Washington Post poll released Friday.