Media Bias? What Media Bias?

I have just watched the most blatant, audacious illustration of open and obvious media bias — a 16-minute “interview” of JD Vance by the fair, balanced, totally objective Dana Bash of CNN. She fits right in with the modern journalistic mold to always give the other side plenty of opportunity to state their position—unless they happen to have an R behind their name. As if anyone with a sentient mind who has seen the major networks lately, or who saw the “debate” wherein President Trump had to contend with three argumentative liberal loons needs another example, here it is. This person, anchoring “State of the Union,” refused to let the current Senator from Ohio (and the likely next vice president of the United States) answer questions and state his positions, choosing, instead, to argue with him. I don’t mean to spoil your afternoon, but those who would like to have ready answers for those Democrats who try to tell you there is no such thing as media bias should watch every minute of this disgusting—JD Vance’s word for one of her statements—display of rank hatred of the Republican ticket, all dressed up in a nice Sunday suit. It's probably better with a nice shot (or two) of Mr. Daniel’s finest to help you get through the experience. Here it is:

And what’s this I keep hearing about “male” toxicity? It seems there is another species of that phenomenon busily at work in this election season. Ms. Bash's reptilian conduct in this interview certainly qualifies her for the latter part of the definition. I stand in awe of Sen. Vance for managing to remain gentlemanly and courteous throughout this train wreck of an interview.

Early voting starts in our state on October 21. Please, please, please vote early to avoid having your vote discarded by the chaos sure to occur on November 5. Please.

God Bless America!