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MS NOW Is Terrified that the DOJ Is Stopping Illegals from Voting (opens the original)
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In recent months, the leftist media have been fearmongering about the possibility of Donald Trump rigging the 2026 midterms. At the same time, however, they have found themselves opposing election security measures like the SAVE America Act. Not wanting to be left out of this hypocrisy-fest, MS NOW continued their trend of attacking election monitoring on this Friday’s Money, Power, Politics with Stephanie Ruhle. Following a discussion on acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, senior national sec
MS NOW Is Terrified that the DOJ Is Stopping Illegals from Voting (opens the original)
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In recent months, the leftist media have been fearmongering about the possibility of Donald Trump rigging the 2026 midterms. At the same time, however, they have found themselves opposing election security measures like the SAVE America Act. Not wanting to be left out of this hypocrisy-fest, MS NOW continued their trend of attacking election monitoring on this Friday’s Money, Power, Politics with Stephanie Ruhle. Following a discussion on acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, senior national sec
CNN: You're 'Making a Mistake' Seeing El-Sayed in 'Too Partisan Terms' (opens the original)
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With radical candidate Abdul El-Sayed narrowly seizing victory in the Democratic Senate primary in Michigan, the media has quickly rallied to defend their new buddy. Amid concerns of El-Sayed’s socialist policies and unsavory campaign allies, CNN opened this Thursday’s This Morning with a segment on the divisive candidate. Prompted by host Audie Cornish, the president of Demand Justice, Josh Orton, had his own stance on the post-primary debate regarding El-Sayed’s campaign: And I think, frankly,
CNN: You're 'Making a Mistake' Seeing El-Sayed in 'Too Partisan Terms' (opens the original)
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With radical candidate Abdul El-Sayed narrowly seizing victory in the Democratic Senate primary in Michigan, the media has quickly rallied to defend their new buddy. Amid concerns of El-Sayed’s socialist policies and unsavory campaign allies, CNN opened this Thursday’s This Morning with a segment on the divisive candidate. Prompted by host Audie Cornish, the president of Demand Justice, Josh Orton, had his own stance on the post-primary debate regarding El-Sayed’s campaign: And I think, frankly,
MS NOW Downplays El-Sayed's Ties to Terrorist-Sympathizer Hasan Piker (opens the original)
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This Tuesday night, radical Democrat Abdul El-Sayed was nominated to run in the Michigan Senate race by a narrow margin. This Wednesday morning, the media had already fallen into line, ready to defend their precious candidate. MS NOW Reports was immediately in on the action, opening with El-Sayed’s victory speech and quickly pivoting to discussions about the upcoming general election campaign. To begin, host Vaughn Hillyard responded to a clip by El-Sayed’s Republican opponent, Mike Rogers, to b
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