The Left loves to argue that mis/disinformation and 'hate speech' aren't protected by the First Amendment. In a purely coincidental twist, of course, they also happen to be the ones who think they can define mis/disinformation and 'hate speech.'

And they also happen to define both of those things as 'stuff we don't like.'

Even Tim Walz -- who wanted to be a heartbeat away from the Oval Office -- was on record saying the First Amendment doesn't protect that kind of speech and Kamala Harris wanted the DOJ to go after guys like Elon Musk for the crime of ungoodthink.

The media should have an interest in robust free speech. They have incredibly large platforms and megaphones by which they can share news and counter dis/misinformation and hate speech with more speech.

But they're never willing to do that. They fall on the side of the censors.

And we all know why.

So watch as Rep. Jim Jordan takes Dana Bash to school over the issue:

Ouch.

Dana should know better. She doesn't, but she should.

She's nothing more than a propagandist for the DNC. The Republicans should refuse to go on any news program that's so blatantly biased.

They have torched every shred of credibility in their pursuit of keeping Donald Trump out of office. And they've failed.

They sure do.

While they tell us Trump is the fascist.

That's what all the media do: say the other side is lying or spreading mis/disinformation.

And yes, the GOP needs to do a better job of pushing back on the media nonsense.

Jordan did a good job.

The GOP have to get better at doing this stuff. They really do. DeSantis and Vance show them how it's done.

Exactly.

Don't accept the premise.

No. Quarter.