Staff Reports
They say the truth hurts, and the latest meltdown from liberals shows just how deep that pain goes. When CBS dared to start doing its job—actually questioning and holding Democrat politicians accountable—you’d think the sky was falling from the left’s hysterical reaction. Heaven forbid a journalist like Margaret Brennan ask Hakeem Jeffries a few tough questions. Isn’t this what journalism is supposed to be about?
For decades, we’ve watched the media buddy up to the Democratic Party, treating them like untouchable royalty. This love affair has turned the once-great bastions of journalism into little more than glorified echo chambers, spewing out the same tired leftist talking points. What CBS is doing now is nothing short of a breath of fresh air in a stifling room of political bias.
Margaret Brennan Asked Hakeem Jeffries Some Tough Questions and the Left Finds That Journalism 'Scary'https://t.co/VolQpdFY0a pic.twitter.com/f0Es7HK3bh
— Amy Curtis (@RantyAmyCurtis) October 27, 2025
Bari Weiss stepping into the spotlight at CBS has sent shockwaves through the liberal media machine. When you’ve been coddled for so long, it’s easy to see why some Democrats find actual journalism “scary.” But let’s be real—this isn’t about scary questions. It’s about liberals being terrified of losing their media monopoly over the narrative. Now that the playing field is leveling out just a bit, the outcry is both laughable and revealing.
Liberals are quick to accuse others of partisanship while clutching their pearls over questions that should have been asked all along. This is the theatrics of entitlement on display, folks. They can dish it out, but they can’t take it when the same scrutiny is applied to them. The hypocrisy is as bold as it is predictable.
Here’s the truth that’s rocking their world—instead of sticking to one viewpoint like lapdogs, CBS, under the helm of Bari Weiss, is waking up to something closer to neutrality. The outrage isn’t about biased journalism; it’s about losing unfettered access to media platforms that have long been in their back pocket. As the left gnashes its teeth, the rest of us wonder why asking real questions and demanding real answers isn’t always the standard. Maybe what they find scary is just accountability.
