Vox dot com is an online blog for left-of-center political elites featuring “the smartest thinkers, the toughest questions.” Vox has broadened the traditional ethos of liberal journalism — “speaking truth to power” — by aggressively defending powerful center-left politicians such as Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, and by taking money from corporate sponsors.

Sometimes their headlines can be indistinguishable from Democratic press releases.

Clinton Foundation

Vox didn’t like the AP report on Hillary meeting with Clinton Foundation donors while serving as secretary of state, and neither did Hillary Clinton’s press secretary.

Vox: The AP’s big exposé on Hillary meeting with Clinton Foundation donors is a messhttps://t.co/udcXHxamTQ

— Brian Fallon (@brianefallon) August 24, 2016

Iran

Vox was quick to point out that the $400 million cash payment the U.S. government delivered to Iran in exchange for the release of four American prisoners did not fit the definition of a “ransom,” citing a U.S. government spokesman who denied it was a ransom.

Don’t read the headlines. Read what the government spokesman had to say about it. https://t.co/Oy6Kgu2xHj

— Biff Diddle (@BiffDiddle) August 18, 2016

ISIS

For almost two years now, Vox (and the Obama administration) have insisted that the terrorist group ISIS is “losing.”

In reality, ISIS seems to be doing pretty well.

Global Chaos

Think the Obama administration’s foreign policy has been a failure? Well, one of his top foreign policy advisers disagrees.

Economy (Sponsored)

Just for fun, here is a post on how the housing marking is doing just fine. It’s sponsored by JPMorgan Chase, a huge financial institution that was fined $13 billion for misleading investors in the run-up to the housing meltdown in 2008.

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