Democrats and the media are in a state of extreme mourning over the death of "norms" at the Republican National Convention. 
Reporters and pundits repeated ad nauseam on Tuesday that the first night of the Republican National Convention was "dark," which curiously matched up with the official statement about the convention from the Joe Biden campaign. 
President Donald Trump asked the White House press corps Sunday if they enjoyed the Democratic National Convention last week, or as he put it, "your convention." 
Atlantic contributer and sportswriter Jemele Hill said Sunday that the United States was "nearly as bad as Nazi Germany." 
Is Sen. Kamala Harris (D., Calif.) a "moderate" or a left-wing "progressive?" 
CNN reporters and anchors went wild for Sen. Kamala Harris (D., Calif.) after she joined the Joe Biden 2020 ticket, raving about her tremendous speech and "celebrity" factor. 
Taylor Lorenz, the New York Times‘s resident expert on teen culture, recently highlighted an “excellent piece” by former Times editorial board member Sarah Jeong. The piece, published in The Verge, criticized the Trump administration’s efforts to ban TikTok, the Chinese-owned social media app popular with sexy teens who like to dance.
Democrats and media figures warned before and after Joe Biden selected Sen. Kamala Harris (D., Calif.) as his running mate that she would be subjected to racist and sexist attacks. 
A CNN reporter said Monday that President Donald Trump's potential decision to accept the Republican nomination at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, would be "controversial" because he has defended Confederate monuments. 
MSNBC anchor Nicolle Wallace asked Friday if Republican senator Ron Johnson (Wis.) was in "cahoots" with Russia because of his efforts to "actively denigrate" Democratic nominee Joe Biden.
