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November 8, 2020

Frank Luntz urges pollsters to seek new profession after Trump outperforms polls: 'Sell real estate'

Republican pollster Frank Luntz told Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ’ "Media Buzz" on Sunday that the credibility of his profession has been irreversibly damaged after President Trump outperformed polls for a second straight presidential election.

November 6, 2020

With Biden on the brink, Democrats rage at Trump voters for turning out

What we do know is that regardless of who wins, the polarization, resentment and outright hatred that has sadly defined America for the last several years will continue unabated.

November 5, 2020

Trump trauma: How the media blew it once again

Why were the media so utterly convinced that President Trump would be trounced in the election?

November 3, 2020

Major misfire: Trump far more competitive against Biden than media expected

As Election Night wore on, one thing became clear: the election was a heck of a lot closer than the media and their pollsters had been predicting.

November 3, 2020

Media may face premature victory claims in powder-keg election

None of us has ever faced an Election Day like today, where a vast swath of the country has already voted.

October 30, 2020

As Anonymous admits lying, will the vitriol rage on after the election?

The whole flap over the New York Times op-ed by an unnamed author trashing President Trump is now making everyone look bad.

October 29, 2020

Media embrace Biden after dismissing him as a likely loser

Most pundits had consigned him to history’s dustbin as the primaries got under way, laying out all the reasons why he wouldn’t--and shouldn’t--win the Democratic nomination.

October 28, 2020

In the frenetic final days, there’s still one major issue in this campaign

The election--and this is tied to the fact that more than 64 million Americans have already voted--will turn on the virus

October 27, 2020

Hunter Biden, the Wall Street Journal and the decline of media gatekeepers

They were once the gatekeepers, the big papers, networks and magazines who mainly controlled what you read, saw and heard.

October 22, 2020

An improved Trump, a tighter Biden land punches in a better debate

For all the fierceness of the exchanges, most of the jabs were delivered in a respectful fashion, at least compared to the first debate, where Trump drew bad reviews for his constant interruptions.