John Amato is the Founder and CEO of Crooks and Liars. He covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, world affairs, and culture, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and current affairs. John has been featured in notable publications such as Haddonfield Sun, Western Queens Gazette, and Media Industry Observer.
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John Amato’s writing is heavily focused on opinion editorials and legal policy regulation within the realm of government & politics, with a secondary interest in entertainment news. His articles cover specific political figures such as Rep. Scalise and RFK Jr., often offering opinions on their actions or statements.
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Dave McCormick is trying to defend Trump's terrible economy. It really takes some creative lying to do that.
By: John Amato
— September 11, 2026 Republican Senate nominee and former disgraced Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton was asked to defend his record of
Paxton is about as likable as a fungus growing on a rotted piece of meat.
Manhattan is a so-called sanctuary city, and that had nothing to do with the attack on 9/11.
— September 12, 2026 If there was a defining moment that showed the corruption and immoral actions Todd Blanche and the DOJ took to enact Trump's vengeance against his rivals, it was Joe diGenova's resignation.
— September 12, 2026 During Trump's midterm conference, U.S. Interior Sec. Doug Burgum defended the skyrocketing gas prices under Trump's leadership and the war with Iran by saying they could be worse.
— September 12, 2026 During an interview with Fox News host Laura Ingram, Trump claimed he probably didn't need congressional approval to
By: John Amato
Being an open misogynist and Nazi lover isn't disqualifying for Mike Johnson to endorse.
By: John Amato
This is crazy talk.
— September 13, 2026 Some things stay the same, and some things get worse. Did the Irish president need a clothespin on her nose to block his bad ordor?
