Jorge Bonilla is a News Analyst at NewsBusters. His reporting focuses on government and politics, media and press, and world affairs, often examining the intersection of these themes with a keen eye on public policy and elections. Jorge's work has been featured in outlets such as Fox News, Newsmax, and The Daily Wire, as well as in the Environmental Post Ledger and Media Industry Observer.
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By: Jorge Bonilla
Nearly one year ago a shocking act of political violence reverberated around the world, with its effects still felt today. And yet only one of the Elitist Media’s Sunday shows devoted any time to the assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.Surprisingly, this was ABC’s This Week. Rotating host Martha Raddatz had Utah Governor Spencer Cox on to discuss his upcoming book Off Ramp.
By: Jorge Bonilla
Nearly one year ago a shocking act of political violence reverberated around the world, with its effects still felt today. And yet only one of the Elitist Media's Sunday shows devoted any time to the assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.
By: Jorge Bonilla
A couple of eye-popping stories have found themselves off the Elitist Media evening news and Sunday shows, for obvious reasons as you’ll see below. The most obvious reason of all is that these stories don’t support any leftist narrative. If they did, coverage would be far (D)ifferent.
The Elitist Media evening news continue their mission on trade, acting as spokespeople for the Canadian prime minister instead of reporting the full scope of US-Canada relations that led to the breakdown at the negotiating table. Over the weekend and through today, an alarming omission emerges.
By: Jorge Bonilla
Recent reporting ahead of the 25th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on September 11th, 2001 reminds us that CBS is not even close to being the right-wing caricature its media hall monitor critics say it is. Over the course of three reports, the pattern seems to be to absolve President Biden of anything to do with the fall of Afghanistan due to his hasty pullout.
By: Jorge Bonilla
Texas Democrat Senate candidate James Talarico gave Fox News some interview time today, in what had the potential of being something other than the warm tongue bath he usually gets across the Elitist Media. Here are some of the interview's most interesting moments.
Senator John Fetterman’s brief speech introducing Senator Dave McCormick to the Republican Midterm Convention seems to have thrown the Elitist Media into a tizzy. It appears that Fetterman has triggered a full-blown media freakout over the idea that he might switch parties after the midterms.Here’s the speech that started this whole thing:
As expected, the Elitist Media Evening News universally panned President Trump's proposed $5,000 dividend payout to American adults. However, ABC distinguished themselves for their hysterical “reporting” on the proposed stimulus.
By: Jorge Bonilla
Night 2 of the Republican Midterm Convention was keynote by Vice President JD Vance. One particular unscripted moment from his speech triggered unhinged reactions from some within the Elite Media's White House press corps.
By: Jorge Bonilla
Night 2 of the Republican Midterm Convention was keynote by Vice President JD Vance. One particular unscripted moment from his speech triggered unhinged reactions from some within the Elite Media’s White House press corps.Watch the moment Vance dealt with a heckler carrying a Mexican flag:
