Political commentator and podcast host Robby Starbuck exposed John Deere for betraying the values and interests of their customers. 

Heritage Foundation economist E. J. Antoni quickly set a former Biden official straight after she tried to promote spending on green energy as a solution to economic woes.

The Associated Press (AP) fawned over the history and new direction of leftist billionaire Alex Soros’ grant-making behemoth, Open Society Foundations (OSF). 

Bloomberg News made no mention of its founder’s relentless ESG-tied pressure campaign as it lamented DEI defeats at John Deere and Tractor Supply.

In a gross violation of journalistic ethics, a CNN journalist gave the Biden administration a sneak peek of her article looking for the government stamp of approval before publishing.

CNBC host Jim Cramer lavished praise on Vice President Kamala Harris, leaving his ideas on who she could be entirely unburdened by who she has been. 

The Salt Lake Tribune is throwing a fit over the U.S. Supreme Court stripping the ungodly regulatory power of unelected bureaucrats while picking a fight with Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) for daring to support the move. 

The eco-fanatics at Politico and The New York Times exploited a Republican Senator’s death to grave-stomp over his climate change skepticism. 

Fox Business anchor David Asman went after President Joe Biden’s tyrannical electric vehicle (EV) mandate, absolutely devastating Pete “Racist Roads” Buttigieg, Biden's smug and clueless transportation secretary. 

The talking heads at MSNBC had a conniption over the U.S. Supreme Court daring to gut the power of unelected bureaucrats just whipping up regulations willy-nilly.  

Shark Tank star Kevin O’Leary, aka “Mr. Wonderful,” offered a passionate defense of Tractor Supply’s decision to put customers over ESG ratings.

A George Soros-funded fact-checking organization heads up a coalition arguing that fact-checks are … free speech.

Wherever American energy production and innovation are on the rise, legacy media stands in opposition yelling “stop.”

The New York Times’s dry economic comedy specialist Paul Krugman gave new meaning to the term “doublespeak” when he drooled over President Joe Biden's supposed star-spangled awesomeness while telling him at the same time to make like a banana and split.