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The Media Ignored the Anti-Biden Protest Votes Among Pennsylvania Democrats

The White House Correspondents Dinner airs live on CNN‚ with hours of journalists honoring themselves and how essential they are to America and to democracy. Who needs this&;#63; At dinners like this‚ they suggest they work in the noblest profession‚ and somehow it isn't encrusted with egotism and self-righteousness. We all know the way this works. The White House Correspondents Association typically hires a leftist comedian no matter which party is in control of the White House. Because leftist comedians are the ones who leftist journalists think are funny. This year it was Colin Jost‚ a fake-news anchor on Saturday Night Live. Back in 2009‚ the WHCA brought in Wanda Sykes to honor the Obamas and to rip Rush Limbaugh to compare him to Osama bin Laden and the 9/11 hijackers and say &;quot;I hope his kidneys fail.&;quot; In 2017‚ comedian Hasan Minhaj called Donald Trump the &;quot;Liar-in-Chief&;quot; and said to the press‚ &;quot;You are his biggest enemy -- journalists‚ ISIS‚ normal-length ties. And somehow‚ you're the bad guys. That's why you gotta keep your foot on the gas.&;quot; This year‚ it was President Biden that was telling all the reporters in the room that they have to get tougher on Trump‚ because he said he would be a dictator on Day One and he &;quot;promised a bloodbath when he loses again.&;quot; Biden had zero-fear of the &;quot;fact checkers‚&;quot; since they're all assigned to monitoring Trump on a daily basis.  He joked about being a dictator to Sean Hannity‚ and his &;quot;bloodbath&;quot; was what Biden would do to the economy in a second term. Biden told the media he wasn't asking them to take sides....and yet democracy was at stake‚ so they better take sides. The next day‚ ABC's George Stephanopoulos uncorked a passionate Democrat editorial at the start of the show‚ touting how &;quot;no American president&;quot; faced criminal trials and other legal troubles‚ warning against how this could be &;quot;numbing&;quot; for voters (because Trump isn't losing by 30 points like they want). He couldn't talk about how all of Trump's prosecutors are Democrats desperately trying to bankrupt Trump or put Trump in jail‚ preferably before the election.  Enjoy the podcast below‚ or wherever you listen to podcasts.   

If you watch closely‚ a new theme is emerging among the corporate media: the publication of stories related to the economy which describe something that is worse now than four years ago due to Bidenomics‚ without ever mentioning President Biden or Bidenomics. The most recent example comes via NBC News in a report on the current advantages of renting versus home ownership. Watch the report in its entirety‚ as aired on NBC Nightly News on Monday‚ April 29th‚ 2024 (click “expand”):   LESTER HOLT: It's an age-old question‚ and so many people are asking it in this tight housing market. Should you rent or buy a home&;#63; CNBC's Diana Olick now with a new report just out about that‚ and it may surprise you. DIANA OLICK: Claire Murray has been renting for almost a decade. The 30-year-old pharmaceutical researcher says she can afford to buy a home but isn't sure it's the right investment for her. CLAIRE MURRAY: I have seen the economy change. I have seen the house market really balloon up in a way that kind of scares me from buying a home right now. OLICK: Home ownership has become so expensive that renting a home is now cheaper than buying one in all 50 of the largest U.S. cities‚ according to a new report from Bankrate. ALEX GAILEY: Buying a home is pretty expensive due to high mortgage rates‚ high home prices‚ and there's also a lot of competition in the market because there is low inventory. OLICK: The monthly mortgage payment for a median priced home‚ which is around $412‚000‚ was $2‚703 as of February of this year. That includes property taxes and insurance. Compare that to the national monthly rent of $1‚979‚ which includes renter's insurance. That's a 37% gap between the two. In some cities that gap is even wider including San Francisco‚ Seattle‚ Salt Lake City‚ Austin‚ Denver and Dallas. Cities with the smallest gaps‚ though still more expensive to own‚ include Detroit‚ Pittsburgh‚ Philadelphia‚ Cleveland‚ St. Louis and Tampa. It's all giving today's renters a different take on the so-called dream of home ownership. MURRAY: I think renting can also be a good financial decision. And I don't know if society's always viewed it that way. OLICK: While the math shows renting is cheaper‚ it doesn't factor home appreciation into the equation. Historically‚ home prices have gone up over time‚ making home ownership one of the best ways to build wealth. Lester. HOLT: Diana Olick. Thank you.  The most recent instance of such stellar Biden-protective reporting came a little over a week ago‚ when CBS Weekend News ran a story on the high costs of auto ownership: from vehicle prices to the cost of even basic car insurance. This report went the entirety of its time without ever mentioning Biden or Bidenomics‚ as if the inflation that caused car (and insurance) prices to skyrocket just happened organically. We now see the same dynamics at play in this report that sells being a renter‚ and not actually a homeowner‚ as a net positive. Why is being a renter suddenly more advantageous than home ownership‚ which at one time was considered fundamental to individual attainment of the American Dream&;#63; Due to the high cost of home ownership‚ to  wit: high prices and high costs of insurance. And what happened to make home prices skyrocket&;#63; Why did insurance get so expensive&;#63; We never hear those answers to problems that are presented to the viewer as calamities disembodied from the current environment. There is no mention of the effects of inflation on the costs of home ownership‚ on the increase in construction and compliance costs‚ or on today’s high mortgage rates. How much of the tightness in the inventory market is caused by homeowners hanging on to their low rates from nearly a decade ago&;#63; We aren’t told. “Biden” and “Bidenomics” emerge unscathed from this report. Once again‚ the media go into &;quot;Protect the Precious&;quot; mode in order shield President Biden from any accountability over his performance on matters pertaining to the economy. to The title “Regime Media” is well-earned.  

Northwestern University officials announced Monday that it had reached an agreement with anti-Israel protesters that included funding for Palestinian scholarships and for Palestinian visiting faculty members. The agreement comes five days after the pro-Palestinian demonstrators began building an encampment in the middle of Deering Meadow on the Evanston Campus. WBBM-TV reported soon after the agreement was announced that tents were already being dismantled. “This agreement was forged by the hard work of students and faculty working closely with members of the administration to help ensure that the violence and escalation we have seen elsewhere does not happen here at Northwestern‚” said University President Michael Schill in a campus-wide email. Schill said that university officials agreed to allow peaceful demonstrations to continue until June 1 but that the demonstrators must agree to observe their security regulations. The university will provide funding for two visiting at-risk Palestinian faculty members for two years and for five visiting at-risk Palestinian students for four years. Some of the protesters were angry that the deal was struck with a small group of demonstrators that they claimed were not representative of the entire group. Schill also said that the demonstrations could only include students‚ faculty‚ and staff in order to exclude outside participants. “Acts of antisemitism‚ anti-Muslim/Arab racism‚ and hate will not be tolerated‚ and community members who can be identified participating in such acts will face disciplinary action‚” he wrote in the email. Junior Abhi Nimmagadda told WBBM that the agreement was a tremendous achievement for the anti-Israel movement. &;quot;No other university‚ to my knowledge‚ has been able to secure wins this great‚&;quot; said Nimmagadda. &;quot;I don't believe my heart has been fuller. I'm very‚ very proud of everything we have been able to achieve.&;quot; But other students were reportedly angry that the university did not agree to concrete steps to end any investments that might be tied to the state of Israel. WBBM reported that they felt &;quot;blind-sided&;quot; and accused those who made the agreement of being &;quot;sellouts.&;quot; The university did agree to relaunch an advisory council to review the organization's investments and answer protesters' questions within 30 days. The private research university serves more than 23‚400 students and is located in Evanston‚ Illinois. Here's more about the protests: Like Blaze News&;#63; Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here&;#33;

Former U.S. Rep. Tulsi Gabbard indicated to BlazeTV host Dave Rubin that if former President Donald Trump asked her to serve as his 2024 running mate‚ she would accept the offer.Gabbard told Rubin‚ &;quot;If that call came I would say yes.&;quot; She indicated that getting the U.S. &;quot;back on track&;quot; would involve having courageous government figures &;quot;who care more about the country than they do about the political elite in Washington‚ and actually rooting out the deep rot that exists within our bureaucracies‚ the administrative state‚ the deep state in Washington.&;quot; BlazeTV host Steve Deace noted in a tweet that Gabbard is his &;quot;prediction for Trump's running mate.&;quot;Gabbard‚ who served in Congress as a Hawaii Democrat from early 2013 through early 2021‚ backed Joe Biden in 2020 when she dropped her bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. But she announced in 2022 that she was &;quot;leaving the Democratic Party.&;quot; Her book‚ &;quot;For Love of Country: Leave the Democrat Party Behind‚&;quot; is slated for release on April 30.ABC News reported that Gabbard‚ referring to independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.‚ said in a statement‚ &;quot;I met with Kennedy several times‚ and we have become good friends.&;quot; Gabbard reportedly said in the statement‚ &;quot;He asked if I would be his running mate. After careful consideration‚ I respectfully declined.&;quot;Kennedy picked Nicole Shanahan as his running mate.Former Vice President Mike Pence‚ who served with Trump from early 2017 through early 2021‚ has said that he will not endorse Trump in 2024. Pence mounted a Republican presidential primary bid last year but then dropped it months later.Like Blaze News&;#63; Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here&;#33;

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