MRC Vice President of Business and Culture Dan Gainor said that Trumpâs latest military strikes against Syria and Afghanistan are part of Trumpâs overall terrorism strategy: âto strikeâŠ
Another liberal says the way to take down President Donald Trump is to hit him where it hurts â in the wallet.
The Intercept published a video from liberal activist andâŠ
Many Americans think the economy is going to be great again.
A new CNBC poll indicated record high optimism about the the economy under President Donald Trump. CNBC seniorâŠ
The liberal media have minimized it, but some business leaders are thrilled with President Donald Trumpâs economic proposals.
At the White House April 4, the presidentâŠ
Good things come in threes.
This is the third month in a row for a strong jobs report. The question is: Will journalists continue to ignore the good economic news under President DonaldâŠ
Fox Business host Stuart Varney nearly lost it when his CEO guest was unable or unwilling to see his own hypocrisy on taxes. Â
Varney, who heads up Varney & CompanyâŠ
One CNBC anchor thinks the media are âin cahoots with the hating partyâ and itâs hurting the presidentâs ability to function with Congress.Â
Squawk Box co-anchor JoeâŠ
Taking a break from tweeting against the President Donald Trump, comedian Sarah Silverman lashed out at a new target: âevilâ banks and âBIG OIL.â
"As long as my money is in aâŠ
With Starbuckâs stock underperforming, its about time someone questioned Starbucksâs liberal agenda. Just donât expect the media to care.
A conservative think tank, TheâŠ
Sen. Bernie Sanders is beloved by many in the liberal press, which is why most are unlikely to point the hypocrisy of his recent rant against America.
In a March 18âŠ
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Seeing a conservative and a liberal agree on the idea of term limits is quite unusual.
Though they donât usually agree on much, CNBCâs Squawk BoxâŠ
Wall Street has been brimming with optimism since President Donald Trumpâs election, but Main Streetâs optimism soared as well. Some say the new GOP health insurance bill may keep thatâŠ
Replacing appointed attorneys from previous administrations is not unusual for a new president, but didnât stop the liberal media from attacking President Donald Trump for it.
âŠAdd Home Depot Co-founder Ken Langone to the list of business leaders endorsing Trumpâs economic agenda.Â
After blasting the âirrelevantâ liberal media for obstructingâŠ
MRC Vice President of Business and Culture Dan Gainor scolded the liberal mediaâs coverage of good economic news under the Trump administration.
âThey are giving noâŠ
The economic optimism of Donald Trumpâs election is becoming harder to deny, although many liberals are still trying.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) announced March 10, that the U.SâŠ
MRC Vice President of Business and Culture Dan Gainor said President Trumpâs speech to a joint session of Congress was like Tom Bradyâs Super Bowl comeback, but predicted the media will keep ââŠ
Bill Nye the Science Guy loves to go around promoting climate change but seemingly canât answer basic questions about the theory. When hard-pressed, the result is highly entertaining.
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It is getting harder to downplay the recent stock market rally, but The New York Times tried to keep it quiet.
Fox Business Network anchor Stuart Varney blasted theâŠ
MRC Vice President of Business and Culture Dan Gainor recently called out the liberal media for coming unglued after President Donald Trump criticized the mediaâs coverage of him during a FebruaryâŠ
Rather than rejoice over the stock market rally, many people are pushing economic pessimism and that upset CNBCâs Rick Santelli.
The CNBC editor and contributor complained about theâŠ
$100 trillion for a 0.3 degree temperature drop. Thatâs a price tag that sounds acceptable to liberals, but not to everyone. An economist and environmentalist who says man-made climate change isâŠ
In a recent interview, MRC Vice President of Business and Culture Dan Gainor condemned The New York Times for false reports about a recent executive order. The Times claimed the TrumpâŠ
Itâs working. President-elect Donald Trumpâs talk of lowering corporate tax rates and reducing regulation is already helping the economy, according to New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) GroupâŠ