On Hakeem Jeffries, media elites look like election-denier deniers
Fox News
Some media outlets broadcast celebratory stories on Rep. Hakeem Jeffries despite his "record of election denialism."
Co-host Juana Summers touted how "Jeffries repeatedly earned the support of every member of his caucus -- the first time a Democratic leader has done so since 2007. That's the year when they elected Nancy Pelosi." Co-host Mary Louise Kelly added, "The symbolic torch-passing received a standing ovation from Democrats."
Then came a parade of happy Democrat quotes. From Pete Aguilar, the new House Minority Whip: "A Latino is nominating for leader of this chamber a Black man for the first time in our history ... We are unified behind a speaker who is an unapologetic advocate for protecting and expanding our freedoms."
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