We’re now almost two weeks out from the most consequential and surprising (to many) presidential election of our lifetimes. In many ways, it was even more dramatic than Trump’s victory in 2016. Right up until Election Day, the U.S. mainstream media, along with social media—except on X/Twitter—was predicting a close race with Democrats likely to prevail. After having drunk their own Kool-Aid, it was a mirage, gaslighting on an unprecedented level.
In the weeks leading up to the Trump-fueled Republican rout, it was obvious who the media industrial complex was pulling for: the Democrats and the monumentally flawed Kamala Harris-Tim Walz ticket. Despite coverage that was more than 90 percent positive for Democrats and 90 percent negative against Republicans, unprecedented election interference from the likes of Jack Smith as part of a lawfare campaign orchestrated by the White House, and the memory-holing of the two Trump assassination attempts the American electorate saw through the leftist media propaganda. Americans went to the polls and delivered a powerful rebuke to Harris, Biden, the Democrats, and especially the media elites, who now have not a shred of credibility left.
And the recrimination as to who was at fault for their stunning defeat comes from every direction. It is the definition and personification of a circular firing squad.
And that brings us to the subject of today’s commentary. With even Fox News having taken swipes at Trump and the Republicans running in 2024, where could one turn for mainstream right-focused, balanced news coverage? Yes, we know that there is News Nation (which is gaining ground on rapidly disintegrating CNN for the number three position in cable news ratings) and One America News. Still, we have a better suggestion: Sky News from Australia.
With a robust online presence, especially on YouTube, Sky News is easy to access. We know because we followed their election coverage during the just-concluded cycle. And among their hosts, who our cousins down under call presenters, four stand out: Rita Panahi (Lefties Losing It), Gabriella Power (The Power Hour), Paul Murray (who has great chemistry with regular contributor Megyn Kelly), and James Morrow (an American living down under). […]
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