"Know what I was most proud of?" former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. said last week during a campaign event. "For eight years, there wasn't one single hint of a scandal or a lie."
President Trump rails against "fake news." But just what is this so-called fake news, exactly? Let's take an in-depth look at one piece that — in my opinion — perfectly exemplifies fake news.
We can disagree at home all we like, but when the president of the United States -- America's president -- goes overseas, we are all Americans. All of us. Whether you voted for the current president or not, Americans are bound together by the simple undeniable bond that we are all, in the end, just that: Americans.
CNN has been bashing Donald Trump from the day the billionaire announced he was running for president.
New Hampshire's 2020 presidential primary is still more than eight months away. The two dozen candidates now in the race haven't even faced off yet in debates. But the race for the Democratic presidential nomination is already over. The winner: Joe Biden.
In one six-week period, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was mentioned 3,181 times on Fox News and Fox Business. That's an average of 75 times a day.
There is, apparently, nothing too dumb for Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to say.
President Barack Obama -- celebrated as The Chosen One and beloved by the media -- stomped on the freedom of the press like no other president since Tricky Dick.
Here's how truly detestable America's media has become.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is a rising star in the Democratic Party, and she's got a huge edge over many of her colleagues: A savvy understanding of social media.
Politicians start working on re-election the day they win office (at least the ones who keep winning do). And that's what President Trump did.
Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden -- the front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination for which he is not even officially running -- has suddenly got a whole lotta problems.
Mr. Trump must have stolen the election, somehow, some way. Oof. Well, that didn't work out so well.
Robert "Beto" O'Rourke had a very (very) bad first week as a presidential candidate.
That's right, you heard it here first, folks: Joe Biden will be the 46th president of the United States.
Hillary Clinton just can't stop. The 71-year-old grandmother in terrible health, who occasionally falls down and breaks a limb or bangs her head so hard she suffers a concussion, will not simply go away. More than two years after she lost to Donald Trump in a stunning upset, the two-time loser keeps clinging to her former glory like an over-the-hill Hollywood actress.
Here's the problem with being a known liar: When you lie, and when you get caught lying -- when it's been proved, in a court of law, that you did, in fact, lie -- it becomes very difficult, if not impossible, to ever be seen again as truthful and honest.
Bernie Sanders, 77, and Hillary Clinton, 71, are back at it again, squabbling and wrangling over Every. Tiny. Thing. And not a moment too soon.
The left's hatred for President Trump runs so deep that liberals are hoping for — even actively working toward — the demise of America.
All politicians are egomaniacs and narcissists. They're all searching for love and adulation — even (or especially) from strangers. And they're all pathological — and prolific — liars.
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