There has been no doubt in the minds of America that the mainstream media is out to get President Donald Trump, but there has been little in the way of hard evidence to back up those claims. Sure, the “news” media on television is blatant enough for us to simply accept their biases.  Reports have indicated that nearly 90% of all mainstream coverage of President Trump is negative – a fact that the media defends with circular logic, insinuating that, if Trump didn’t make so many mistake then there wouldn’t be such negativity. It’s a bit like a dog chasing its tail, at this point isn’t it? But now there’s another metric by which we can measure the media’s interest in ousting a sitting President:  The sheer amount of requests that they’ve made under the Freedom of Information Act. The number of Freedom of Information Act requests the Environmental Protection Agency received from mainstream outlets such as the New York Times and Washington Post spiked immediately after Republican President Donald Trump took office, according to a Free Beacon analysis of FOIA requests by the media from 2013 to the present. The figures, obtained through the government’s FOIA online database, reveal a clear increase in requests for information from the agency once Trump was elected president. The New York Times, for example, made just 13 FOIA requests during the four years of Obama’s second term, sending 3 in 2013, 1 in 2014, 7 in 2015, and 2 in 2016. The number of FOIA requests the Times sent for Obama’s entire second term was nearly quadrupled in the first year of Trump’s presidency alone, when the Times sent 59 FOIA requests to the EPA. Just how big was the jump? Reporters at the Times have made 100 FOIA requests since Trump took office…

While I am still quite certain that I love America and everything she stands for, I am also a bit embarrassed at times when it comes to our national political identity. Trump, as a political newcomer, is a refreshing sight for many of us.  His bombastic style, being beholden to no one, has been a breath of fresh air in the otherwise putrid and dense filth of the Washington Swamp. What hasn’t been so invigorating, however, are the ways in which The Swamp attempts to play Trump’s game…and fail miserably.  Such is the case of George Conway, wife of longtime Trump aide Kellyanne Conway, who appears to be enamored with the feeling he gets from starting trolling wars on Twitter with the President. This has turned into a full-on media circus of sorts, now complete with marital woes and soap-opera-like dramatic effects. White House adviser Kellyanne Conway gave an interview to Fox Business host Maria Bartiromo on Thursday, and for a lengthy segment she dished on the ongoing feud between President Donald Trump and her husband, outspoken critic of the president George Conway. “Your boss is calling your husband a whack job,” Bartiromo said after playing a video of Trump slamming Mr. Conway. “What’s going on?” “My husband also has been very critical of the president publicly, which is unlike him,” Kellyanne said. “He’s traditionally been a very private person. In 2016, which was known as the year of the tweet, George Conway sent exactly zero tweets. So this is new. And what also is new is not supporting the agenda of the president and my work there.” Then, Kellyanne laid down the law… “I was raised in a household of strong Italian catholic women that taught me you air grievances like that in private,” Conway said, “so it is…