The liberal media will do anything to get Kamala Harris elected -...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : To judge from reports about Harris' "joyful" campaign, many in the media are giddy that she is generating so much enthusiasm and, according to polls, is now beating Trump.
46% : " So there was "additional security" in Pennsylvania, but still Crooks was able to fire at Trump from an open rooftop just 130 yards away?
45% : If Trump is going to win, he'll have to do it the way he did it in 2016: despite the media.
32% : Any Dem who increased the odds of beating Trump would do.
31% : That's how it would be written if Iran was trying to help elect Trump.
30% : But when Dems and the media repeatedly declare Trump a threat to democracy and then he narrowly avoids death, and when a foreign power also assigns an agent to kill him, the page is quickly turned.
29% : All of which means Trump shouldn't hold his breath waiting for Harris to be exposed during a tough round of interviews.
28% : Sadly, even tragically, there is nothing new in the media jihad against Trump.
26% : Nor is there much detail about an Iranian plot to assassinate Trump that, we recently learned, had been broken up by the FBI just the day before the Pennsylvania shooting.
24% : PBS, a reliable indicator of the radical mindset, put it this way: "US officials acknowledged last month that a threat on Donald Trump's life from Iran prompted additional security in the days before a Pennsylvania rally in which Trump was injured by a gunman's bullet.
23% : He let it be known he wanted Trump prosecuted and thrown in jail, which should have been met with thunderous outrage, but instead, crickets.
13% : There is no outrage toward Iran, nor does the media express any curiosity about why Iran wants to kill Trump but not Biden.
5% : Recall that Trump droned Iran's terror chief and put tough sanctions on the mullahs' oil, while Biden lifted the sanctions and keeps trying to bribe Iran to rejoin the failed nuclear pact that Trump scuttled.

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