Plagued by infighting and fractured support for Trump’s agenda, right-wing influencers are hemorrhaging viewers as years of loyalty to an unpopular president becomes a liability.
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Fox spent over nine hours relitigating Fauci's handling of the pandemic, and only seconds on current crises like Measles, Cyclospora, Ebola and cuts to Medicare.
Right-wing media have gone into overdrive to denigrate Fauci, accusing him of being a “mass murderer” whose “body count is higher than Hitler” and that he “deserves to be in prison.”
It's a delicate balance for Trump's right-wing media war hawks: They want to continue to ingratiate themselves with the administration, while even Trump voters are growing more opposed to the war in Iran. www.mediamatters.org/us-iran-rela...
Media Matters for AmericaThe growing MAGA media despondency over the Iran war quagmire: www.mediamatters.org/us-iran-rela...
Right-wing media have accused naturalized judges of having “obvious loyalties outside of this country,” Muslim judges of having “terrorist buddies,” and Black judges of being “dumb” “DEI judges.
The growing MAGA media despondency over the Iran war quagmire: www.mediamatters.org/us-iran-rela...
Right-wing media has doubled down on calling for mass deportations, despite reports that some immigration officials believe the pressure to make more arrests was to blame for recent fatal shootings by ICE agents in Maine and Texas.
Surprisingly, this is not the first (or even the second) time that Megyn Kelly appeared to minimize the crimes of Jeffrey Epstein.
A Fox News anchor claimed that a Houston man shot by ICE had meth in his car. The DA now confirms no drugs were found in the vehicle.
Young female conservative influencers are now realizing that they are convenient smoke screens for a Republican agenda that no longer bothers to hide its anti-woman agenda.
Right-wing media is scrambling to defend the data center buildout, resorting to attacks and smears against a coalition whose grievances their own coverage has already validated.
While Trump’s speech offered nothing new for the history books, the broadcast ecosystem’s response to it revealed a profound shift in the media landscape.
On Fox, Brian Kilmeade suggests the US has been "pretending" to make progress with Iran: www.mediamatters.org/us-iran-rela...