Shortly after President Trump’s Saturday news conference announcing several executive orders, numerous analysts and political figures falsely claimed that he’d announced plans to “permanently defund Social Security” and/or Medicare if he’s re-elected. Trump never said that. President Trump did announce […]
Did Trump say he’ll “permanently defund social security” if re-elected? No. Read More »
Let’s start by saying some of “the polls” don’t have a great track record as a predictor of who would become President of the United States in 2016. One of the biggest problems was how information from polls was sometimes
The polls aren’t looking very good for Trump– or are they? Read More »
Michigan Democrat Rep. Rashida Tlaib violated election law by paying herself campaign funds. That’s according to the House Ethics Committee. However, the committee said Tlaib’s violations were not made with “ill intent.” Therefore, her only penalty is to repay $10,800.
House Ethics Panel: Rep. Tlaib violated campaign law (but didn’t mean to) Read More »
I update this week’s court activity in my lawsuit against the federal government, Rod Rosenstein, Shawn Henry, and others over the government’s computer intrusions.
Attkisson v. Rosenstein/DOJ computer intrusions *UPDATE* (PODCAST) Read More »
Rasmussen Reports tracks President Trump’s approval ratings daily. The polling agency has a graphic comparing Trump’s “total approval” with the immediately preceding president: Barack Obama. On June 29, 2020, Trump’s total approval was at 42%, which was seven percentage points
The following is an excerpt from an opinion piece in RealClearPolitics by Dr. Steven Hatfill. On Friday, July 31, in a column ostensibly dealing with health care “misinformation,” Washington Post media critic Margaret Sullivan opened by lambasting “fringe doctors spouting
Opinion: An Effective COVID Treatment the Media Continues to Besmirch Read More »
The following is an excerpt from my investigation at Real Clear Investigations. Investigative Issues: The Troubling Fact Is That Media Fact-Checkers Tend to Lean ← Left By Sharyl Attkisson A growing response to today’s chaotic information landscape sounds inviting and
The following is an excerpt from the brief being filed today in Maryland state court in Attkisson v. Rosenstein and others for the government computer intrusions. Plaintiff Sharyl Attkisson, an award-winning journalist—along with her husband and child—have tried for years
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