Staff Reports
In the warped world of liberal journalism, it’s almost like the facts come second, if they matter at all. They prefer to push their narratives, leaving truth scattered in the dust. Now and then, a publication will go to such outlandish lengths that its stories unravel faster than a cheap sweater. Remember when a certain magazine falsely claimed an Oklahoma hospital was overflowing with patients poisoned by livestock medication during the pandemic, all while gunshot victims supposedly lay bleeding in the waiting room? The patient traffic didn’t merely grind to a halt; it never existed. Not even the local wildlife had grown horse heads as initially suggested.
Here we are again, with so-called journalists attempting to inflate another tall tale—a whopper about former President Trump channeling his so-called “authoritarian” tendencies. According to their latest piece of fiction, Trump wielded his power to get comedian Jimmy Kimmel kicked off TV. Yet, based on reality and logic, it’s clear that broadcast decisions are made by network executives and shareholders, not the whims of a former president. Apparently, Kimmel’s own comments bounced back at him, like a boomerang of blunders that cost him a prime spot.
Donald Trump and his administration used Charlie Kirk’s murder as an excuse to ramp up their ongoing campaign for total power, in their most authoritarian week yet https://t.co/N8RWKheFfi
— Rolling Stone (@RollingStone) September 20, 2025
As if their blatant disregard for facts isn’t enough, they further claim that Trump threatened to remove the tax-exempt status of liberal nonprofits, as if enforcing the law is now a sinister plot. This whining comes from organizations that have long used wealth and influence to sway public opinion. They wrap themselves in charitable cloaks, pressing agendas under the guise of doing good. Interestingly, those lamenting voices conveniently ignore existing legal guidelines prohibiting political activity by tax-exempt organizations.
The icing on their cake of absurdity is the portrayal of Antifa as mere harmless protestors, lovable defenders of democracy. It’s almost as if they’re blind to the organized chaos, vandalism, and violence perpetrated by these so-called freedom fighters. If turned on its head, the claim would be, “Don’t believe your lying eyes—trust the ‘narrative’ instead.”
After unraveling their yarns, one can’t help but wonder—what exactly is the mainstream media’s commitment to fact over fiction? They paint Trump’s strategies as autocratic, yet these imaginary expos serve only one master—clickbait narratives that demonize conservatives. It’s about time they trade fiction for facts. Or is that simply not part of their script?
