Media Buzz

The whole flap over the New York Times op-ed by an unnamed author trashing President Trump is now making everyone look bad.

Most pundits had consigned him to history’s dustbin as the primaries got under way, laying out all the reasons why he wouldn’t--and shouldn’t--win the Democratic nomination.

The election--and this is tied to the fact that more than 64 million Americans have already voted--will turn on the virus

They were once the gatekeepers, the big papers, networks and magazines who mainly controlled what you read, saw and heard.

For all the fierceness of the exchanges, most of the jabs were delivered in a respectful fashion, at least compared to the first debate, where Trump drew bad reviews for his constant interruptions. 

There isn’t much Joe Biden news. And that’s the way his campaign likes it.

Media commentators, who are unloading everything they have on President Trump, are no longer content with the idea of him merely losing.

The Trump camp somehow managed to blow through more than a billion dollars and is now trailing Joe Biden.

It quickly became clear that in their attempts to strangle the Hunter Biden story, two social media giants left themselves gasping for air.

Presidential candidates are often warned not to measure the drapes, a reminder that first they have to actually win the election before sitting in the Oval Office.