The Trump Trial Aftermath, Newsmax Style

After Donald Trump was found guilty on all 34 counts in his New York trial, the pro-Trump enthusiasts at Newsmax served up lost of Trump-fluffing content as well as the usual columnist freakouts.

Related: The MRC vs. Justice: The Trump Trial • Trump Trial, Newsmax Style

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The Trump Trial, Newsmax Style

Newsmax's coverage of Donald Trump's New York trial had the expected pro-Trump bias and columnist freakouts -- and it also promoted Trump's campaign rallies during the trial while letting him complain he couldn't campaign because of the trial.

The MRC vs. Justice: The Trump Trial Leftovers

The Media Research Center was upset that Donald Trump's New York trial was discussed on "The View" and late-night TV, that dramatic readings of trial transcripts were done, and that Robert De Niro committed the offense of having an opinion on it.

The MRC vs. Justice: The Trump Trial, Part 3

The Media Research Center continued to freak out over Donald Trump being convicted, baselessly brand Alvin Bragg as a partisan Democrat, avoid discussing hush-money implications -- and it had a little episode of Stelter Derangement Syndrome.

Manufactured Right-Wing Outrage, Easter Edition

The ConWeb got a lot of mileage (and content) out of being angry that Easter (which changes every year) fell on the same day as the Transgender Day of Visibility (which is always on March 31) -- and that President Biden noted the latter.

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