I'm just going to present some of the top stories over on The New York Times webpage right now.

If you had to pick which political party its staff is rooting for, which one would you pick?

Let's review:

• A feature on violence against poll workers, framing it within the "seething battle for election fraud and democracy itself," repeating a Democrat mantra.
• An article on how angry and misinformed Republican voters are.
• A puff piece about poor old Nancy Pelosi and her husband. She "teases."
• 20% of voting machines in Maricopa County breaking down is "fueling right-wing fraud claims."
• An article lamenting that the Democrats economic policies have consequences.
• A piece blasting evil billionaire Elon Musk for buying a critical piece of the propaganda machine and committing it to free speech.

Oh, but we're not done yet. The Times isn't taking today off of other important issues for a very specific side of the aisle.

The end is nigh!

Then, buried down on the right-hand side of the page, we come to this:

Because of course.

The New York Times pretends to be objective, demands you respect it because it's old or something, then actively works to silence the opponents of one of the major political parties in the nation.

This is why tabloids like the New York Post and The Daily Mail are running just as many, if not more, groundbreaking stories these days.

We here at NTB tell you our thoughts. Sometimes we're wrong, and we're always willing to listen to the other side of the conversation. But one thing we'll never do is sell you something without letting you honestly know that we're trying to sell it!