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Healthcare

Federal Government Keeping COVID-19 Health Emergency Intact Until Next Year: Official

by USNN2020November 15, 2022January 16, 2025

Healthcare

Fauci’s Pandemic Leadership Needs to be Investigated: Dr. Scott Atlas

by USNN2020November 15, 2022December 25, 2024

National News

Pelosi Is ‘Not Even Thinking About’ Political Future ‘At This Moment’: Spokesman

by USNN2020November 15, 2022February 26, 2025

National News

Cruz Criticizes McConnell for ‘Abandoning’ Blake Masters in Arizona Senate Race

by USNN2020November 15, 2022February 26, 2025

Business

Fraud, Romance, and Regulatory Neglect: The FTX Scandal Deepens

by USNN2020November 15, 2022August 6, 2025

Business

Battle Over the iPhone App Store Spills Into Appeals Court

by USNN2020November 14, 2022November 14, 2022

National News

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Calls for Investigation Into Harris County Elections

by USNN2020November 14, 2022February 27, 2024

National News

Trump on Anticipated 2024 Bid: Will Keep Everyone in ‘Massive Suspense’

by USNN2020November 14, 2022February 18, 2025

World

Relationship Among FTX, Ukraine, and Democrats Sparks Speculation

by USNN2020November 14, 2022July 19, 2025

National News

Teach the Constitution: Democrat Attorney Who Halted Hochul’s Quarantine Camp Regulation

by USNN2020November 14, 2022February 21, 2025

Many of the mainstream media outlets that are currently defending the slow counting of votes in Nevada and Arizona following November’s midterm elections, had criticized the very same thing in coverage of the 2020 Democratic Iowa caucuses, according to media watchdog NewsBusters. NewsBusters, a project of the Media Research Center, works to expose and combat liberal media bias, according to its website. The watchdog compiled a video montage of reporters from outlets such as MSNBC, CNN, ABC News, and CBS News in which they repeatedly state that the lengthy vote-counting process in Arizona this month is “normal,” “ordinary,” and “part of the process.” Arizona has taken days to count its votes for the governor and the U.S. Senate races following Tuesday’s elections. Alongside the first video published by NewsBusters is a second montage in which hosts from those same media outlets condemn the slow vote-counting process in the major 2020 Democratic contest in Iowa, and bemoan still not knowing who had won days after the elections had taken place. In the first video, MSNBC’s Katy Tur tells viewers, “The truth everyone, as you know, is that it’s going to take time and that is normal,” while MSNBC political analyst Michael Steele states that this is “part of the process” and “normal” while urging viewers not to get upset. Elsewhere, ABC reporter Terry Moran tells “Good Morning America” viewers: “This is normal. Ordinary Arizonans will continue the ordinary work of counting votes.” CBS News and CNN anchors and correspondents also repeatedly state that the vote-counting process “takes time” and urge viewers to be patient. Epoch Times Photo Former Nevada Attorney General Adam Laxalt (L) and Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto (D-Nev.) in file photographs. (Getty Images) ‘Caucus Chaos’ In contrast, reporters from those same stations in 2020 criticized the vote-counting process in Iowa, with MSNBC anchor Hallie Jackson telling viewers: “Breaking this morning, the Iowa caucuses. They’re what’s breaking because the system is actually broken.” Then-CNN anchor Chris Cuomo called the delayed results an “epic failure by the Iowa state Democratic Party” while CBS’s Gayle King states, “It seems the jokes are going to start writing themselves.” Reporters from CNN, MSNBC, and ABC repeatedly refer to what they call “caucus chaos.” NewsBusters senior research analyst Bill D’Agostino shared the videos on Twitter, writing: “Vote counting for the 2020 Democratic Iowa Caucus was so abysmally bad that even the media dunked on it. Keep in mind, this is the same media who are now wagging their fingers at you like kindergarten teachers, and lecturing you about patience in Arizona and Nevada.” Officials in Nevada were still accepting mail-in ballots through Saturday evening, as long as they were postmarked on or before the day of the election, in accordance with state law. Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto (D-Nev.) is projected to defeat Republican challenger Adam Laxalt in Nevada, according to The Associated Press, Decision Desk HQ, and other outlets, granting the Democrats the 50 seats they need for an effective majority and ending Republican hopes of flipping the Senate. During a speech in Las Vegas on Sunday, Cortez Masto said her win shows that “Nevadans rejected the far-right politicians working to divide us” and that, “When far-right Republicans said they knew better, I knew we would prove them wrong.” Laxalt said on Twitter on Saturday that his “victory window” has narrowed but is yet to concede defeat in the race. The newly-elected Senate will be sworn-in on Jan. 3.

National News

Media Defend Nevada’s Slow Election Vote Count After Condemning Delayed Tally in 2020 Iowa Caucuses

by USNN2020November 14, 2022February 26, 2025

National News

Kari Lake Says Katie Hobbs Created ‘Major Ethical Problem’ by Not Recusing Herself

by USNN2020November 14, 2022February 9, 2024

NATIONAL NEWS

Florida Supervisor of Elections Issues COVID-19 Voting Procedures That Appear to Challenge Florida Law

By Patricia Tolson With less than a week to go before the official kickoff of Florida’s 2022 primary election cycle, documents obtained exclusively by The Epoch ...

Sheriff Mack Encourages Other Sheriffs to Investigate Evidence of Election Fraud Depicted in ‘2000 Mules’

By Ella Kietlinska and Joshua Philipp The claim made by Dinesh D’Souza’s documentary “2000 Mules” that significant fraud occurred in the 2020 election should be independently investigated by sheriffs in ...

Democrats are turbo-charging the IRS to go after the middle class

By Max Keating, Daily Caller News Foundation The reconciliation package proposed by Democratic Sens. Joe Manchin and Chuck Schumer includes $80 billion in new funding for ...

Deputies Uncover 42 Pounds of Cocaine While Investigating Drug Dealer in California

By Caden Pearson An investigation by San Bernardino county deputies uncovered 19 bricks of cocaine weighing 42 pounds with a street value of $700,000 stashed in a ...

Trump Nod Spurs Dixon to Runaway Win in Michigan GOP Gubernatorial Primary

By John Haughey Tudor Dixon, a former steel sales manager and conservative commentator, parlayed a late-campaign endorsement from former President Donald Trump into a runaway ...

Lake Pulls Ahead of Robson in Heated Race for Republican Nomination for Arizona Governor

By Allan Stein Kari Lake pulled ahead of Karrin Taylor Robson in a heated five-way battle for the Republican nomination for governor of Arizona in the ...

‘America First’ Candidate Mark Finchem Wins Republican Nomination for Arizona Secretary of State

By Allan Stein Arizona state Rep. Mark Finchem has won the Republican nomination for Arizona secretary of state in the Aug. 2 primary election. Finchem defeated ...

‘Resist, Wake Up, Stop Obeying’: Holocaust Survivor Draws Parallels in Current Society to Nazi Germany

By Matt McGregor Vera Sharav was only 3 years old when her world collapsed. She and her family were chased out of Romania and herded into ...

Senators Paul, Hassan to Lead First Ever Congressional Hearing on Gain-of-Function Research

By Cathy He Sens. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) and Maggie Hassan (N.H.) are set to lead the first congressional hearing on gain-of-function research as part of his ongoing ...

Why Military Enlistments are Plummeting

By Oliver L. North & David Goetsch One of the reasons the U.S. has been the world’s superpower since World War II is the size, ...

The Power of the Trump Endorsement: Myth or Magic?

By Patricia Tolson News Analysis Several polling outlets are predicting that Republicans will take control of both the House and possibly the Senate in the 2022 primaries. While some individuals are attributing ...

Subpoenas Going to Return ‘Treasure Trove’ of Documents From Biden Administration: Louisiana AG

By Zachary Stieber and Jan Jekielek The subpoenas and discovery requests sent out as part of a lawsuit against the federal government are going to bring back reams ...