Category - Harrassment

Interview with Debbie Hines on Gov. Northam and “Blackface”

Fair coverage for Trump, Moore, Franken?

There has been a fundamental shift in how stories of sexual misconduct and harassment are reported...

The Downfall of Charlie Rose

Americans are disgusted to see that the entire entertainment-media-political complex is infested...

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Gayle Trotter is a ‘liberty-loving and tyranny-hating’ conservative attorney, political analyst and author with an insider’s view of Washington, DC. She is the host of RIGHT IN DC: The Gayle Trotter Show and is a frequent commentator on TV news such as NewsMax, OAN, EWTN, Daily Caller and Fox. She contributes to The Hill, The Daily Caller, Townhall and other well-known political websites, and is a frequent guest on radio shows across the country. Read More

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Critics slam latest ProPublica 'hit piece' on Justice Clarence Thomas

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22 Sep

The Supreme Court made clear that discrimination on the basis of race is illegal.

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24 Sep

Also on #Mediabuzz @GayleTrotter @RichardAFowler look at the backlash against Trump for suggesting a compromise on abortion restrictions @GriffJenkins on Russell Brand being prejudged on sexual assault allegations he blames on a media attack.

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23 Sep

In June, "Chief Justice John Roberts wrote that the Higher Education Act allows the education secretary 'to cancel or reduce loans in certain limited circumstances,' indicating that the court’s majority is skeptical of a broad interpretation of the law."