What You Missed on Twitter This Week, Vol. 1

We understand if you aren’t on Twitter. It is full of left-wing activists and liberal reporters who pretend to be offended as well as an army of bots. However, there are some excellent accounts that reveal insanity that could otherwise go unnoticed in the left-wing echo chamber.

The Washington Free BeaconYou can use’s account to get investigative reporting but also posts exposing lunacy that you might not see otherwise if your only concern is not watching MSNBC.

You can also follow us HereTwitter can be overwhelming. We’re distilling the best content here for those who want a quick overview of the enemies to freedom.

Here’s what you might not have seen on Twitter this week.

1. The ViewJoy Behar, a journalist for the Associated Press, says that Biden wins the election “benefit of the doubt” On classified documents. Trump isn’t so lucky.

After President Joe Biden was found mishandling classified documents in his office, mainstream media quickly differentiated between his documents and the documents of former president Donald Trump.

“We all know that Trump is a liar and a thief,” Joy Behar spoke on Tuesday’s episode The View. “So it’s not that big a jump to say that he obstructed and he lied. We don’t think that Biden is a liar and a thief, so we give him the benefit of the doubt.”

At least she is honest.

Joy Behar on Biden’s classified documents “We all know that Trump is a liar and a thief. We know that. So it’s not that big a jump to say that he obstructed and he lied. We don’t think Biden is a liar and a thief, so we give him the benefit of the doubt.” pic.twitter.com/w7y5Dou1Ml

— Washington Free Beacon (@FreeBeacon) January 10, 2023

2. Kevin McCarthy elected speaker of the House—but not without a fight.

It took 4 days, 15 rounds and many tense conversations to elect Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R. Calif.), Speaker of the House. McCarthy assured CNN on Friday that he would. “have the votes” to win that night, so the stakes were high—but when the 14th ballot rolled around, he lost. Four of the six holdouts voted against McCarthy, and two—Reps. Matt Gaetz (R., Fla.) and Lauren Boebert (R., Colo.)—voted present. McCarthy and the other legislators weren’t happy.

Lauren Boebert, Rep. Matt Gaetz, and Lauren Boebert voted present on Thursday’s 14th ballot. The other 4 holdouts voted against McCarthy. This