Biden White House Faces Claims of Censorship Against Conservative Media

Recent discussions among White House reporters reveal a sense of relief regarding the end of the Biden press operation, citing frustrations over limited access to the president and fewer opportunities for questions during briefings. Some reporters feel that the Biden administration has not engaged effectively with the media, causing dissatisfaction within the press corps. In a separate but related story, former President Trump has ordered the declassification of documents related to prominent historical assassinations, while also calling for the investigation into the cocaine incident at the White House in 2023, suggesting a cover-up linked to the Biden family. Trump's push for transparency is contrasted with concerns over censorship during the Biden administration, as allegations arise of collusion with tech companies to suppress conservative viewpoints online. The Biden administration's actions have drawn criticism for perceived favoritism towards left-wing groups and activists, further fueling tensions between the government and the press. Overall, these narratives reflect ongoing scrutiny of the Biden administration's transparency and its relationship with both the media and political opponents.