The Blog that makes you question things.
This blog exposes media lies, fake polls, and political manipulation, while exploring the biased portrayal of Trump and Harris in the press, as well as the detachment of wealthy influencers from real-world issues.
As the presidential election nears, lies and dishonesty flood the media, distracting from real issues and influencing voter decisions.
The Republican National Convention revealed more about America’s leadership and the current administration’s failures than the media portrayed.
The attempt on Former President Trump’s life highlights deep political divides and raises concerns about rhetoric and security failures.
Biden’s D-Day gaffes, Hunter Biden’s laptop, and George Clooney’s White House complaint. Controversies involving Hillary Clinton and Joy Reid, Texas hail, Gavin Newsom’s proposals, and Pat Sajak’s final show. Plus, reflections on media reliability and finding peace in nature.
Headlines buzz over low-income Americans losing internet subsidies, sparking debate: Is internet access truly a necessity? With 97% owning cell phones, each with internet, and free access at places like Starbucks, the argument for taxpayer-funded internet is challenged. Surviving doesn’t hinge on it; groceries, healthcare, and schools remain accessible without it. Let’s rethink subsidies—internet isn’t a fundamental right, it’s a luxury.
Many of us turn to the Internet for news stories, seeking the pulse of the nation. Yet, when searching for topics that truly matter to the average American, they are often conspicuously absent from the headlines.
Scrolling through the headlines brings dismay as the world seems to be unraveling, filled with endless opinions and political noise. Disinterested in both the political circus and the sports world, I express disillusionment with contemporary values, biased media, and the politicization of religion. Amidst global tensions, the decision to disconnect and focus on personal well-being offers solace and peace.
Today’s media increasingly features news programs that favor show hosts’ biases over objective reporting. Entertainment trumps factual accuracy, with panel shows like “The View” promoting sensationalism, eroding journalistic standards. Yet, there is a public yearning for genuine journalism. The onus is on consumers to seek credible sources to fight misinformation and uphold the integrity of the press. My own tendencies lean right, but I strive toward balanced reporting.
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