How fake is Hillary Clinton? The media helps her get away with her political fakery. Let’s consider this as an example. The newest Wikileaks release shows an email chain that shows just how much the media works for her. But, It’s an entirely different thing to see it written out so clearly in front of you. Here is an email talking about how Hillary was given the questions by Chris Hayes at MSNBC. […]... 

WikiLeaks has released a fourth batch of emails from Hillary Clinton’s campaign chairman John Podesta. They cover a number of issues highlighting the campaign’s cozy relation with media outlets and more scathing remarks about the Bernie Sanders campaign. The latest leak contains 1,193 new emails and it comes just a day after the whistleblowing website released another batch of 1,190. Bernie... 

The work we did to prepare for Hillary Clinton, to be our nominee and then make sure that we could get her elected president. Debbie Wasserman-Schultz let the cat out of the bag when she boasted about how she worked to make Hillary Clinton the Democratic nominee when chair of the DNC. The ‘secret’ was long revealed by e-mail leak in July, but Wasserman-Schultz denied it. In a debate on Facing... 

It’s not just the liberal media who is against Donald Trump. Apple, Twitter, Google and Instagram are colluding to defeat Donald Trump. It’s like America has become a banana republic. The Observer reported: My dad always told me that conservative candidates have to work twice as hard as their liberal opponents to win elections because they’re fighting two opponents: the Democratic Party and... 

So much for that Cruz-Kasich alliance. Earlier this week Ted Cruz and John Kasich agreed to collude against Donald Trump. Cruz would campaign in Indiana and Kasich would campaign in Oregon and New Mexico. But they didn’t expect this. In the latest Oregon poll Donald Trump opened a 26 point lead drawing 43 percent of the vote. The Washington Examiner reported: Donald Trump leads both of his opponents... 

GOP front runner Donald Trump has slammed the new alliance made between his two remaining rivals Ted Cruz and John Kasich as a “horrible act of desperation.” Cruz and Kasich have devised a plot to attempt to stop Trump winning the party nomination. Kasich will step down to allow Cruz a better chance in next week’s Indiana primary, while the Cruz has agreed to abandon his campaign in Oregon...