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 […]

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.

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

The New York Times, which endorsed Hillary Clinton for the Democratic presidential nomination last month, called on the former secretary of state to release the transcripts of her Wall Street speeches. Clinton, who previously said that she “would look into it” when asked about releasing the transcripts, changed her tune at a Democratic Party town hall last […]

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.

Hillary Clinton isn’t seen as an honest or trustworthy politician, even when her poll numbers are on the rise.

American voters are wary and may not trust Hillary Clinton after all.

Hillary Clinton’s much anticipated and much hyped first national television interview on Tuesday as a Democratic presidential candidate didn’t win over her interviewer, CNN’s Brianna Keilar. “I didn’t hear a more open or transparent Hillary Clinton,” Keilar said. What Keilar said she did hear was Clinton not engaging on the question of Democratic challenger Bernie […]