Showing posts with label Don Surber. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Don Surber. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 31, 2021

News Links — Stevin Miller, Don Surber, Jan 6th, Ivermectin...

Delete, Delete, Delete...

New Don Surber piece...

Joe Rogan goes viral — Freedom...

Stephen Miller lets loose with Biden rage…

January 6th prisoners are 'political hostages'...

Biden calls Black adviser 'boy' during FEMA briefing...


Jonathan Turley — Ashli Babbitt killer makes stunning admission...

Biden Spox Kirby on why evacuations did not
start earlier: 'I Don't Think It's Important'...


Judge's Smackdown — Orders Ohio hospital to treat patient with Ivermectin...

Mail it to me...

Today’s Editorial Cartoon by Gary Varvel

Tuesday, March 23, 2021

Mark Dice - Super Joe! & Don Surber - President Trump...

Mark Dice — Super Joe!


Blog Author's Input: When he stumbles, it's the wind; when he mumbles, it's his stutter; when he lies, it's his memory; when he forgets things, they change the subject. This is what happens when Joe's babysitters aren't paying attention. Let’s say it again, Joe is doing 100% of his ability, and that’s a problem.

Biden is and has been so disrespectful to many people, he doesn't deserve our sympathy. He has proven what many of us knew prior to the election, that he does not and never has had the qualifications and mental ability to be our president.

Don Surber — President Trump

WaPo and NYT Also Lose Post— President Trump
Much has been written about the drop in cable ratings now that Donald John Trump no longer is president. But the nation's two biggest purveyors of Fake News — the Washington Post and the New York Times — also suffer a collapse in their online traffic as well as the inevitable loss of print subscribers.

Fox reported that CNN lost 47% of its audience since the election. Fox did not report its own loss of 13% of its audience.

But the online newspaper drop in traffic is a less publicized development. The Washington Post reported its online traffic fell 26% last month from January, which was President Trump's final month in office. Traffic was also down 7% from February 2020.

The Post said the Times traffic fell 17% from January and 16% from February 2020. That is not how news works, sorry. News comes in cycles, and the beginning of a new administration should attract readers who are interested in what the new guys will do.

While I get that Donald Trump is a tough act to follow and Biden has the personality of a tub of lard, I also get that both the Post and the Times are not doing their job. They are not reporting anything interesting about this new administration.
Today’s Editorial Cartoon by Gary Varvel