You've likely heard a non-leftist say the mainstream media leans heavily to the left. The same way a boat leans when Amy Schumer (and her cache of alcohol) is aboard. After the utterance, leftists accuse the conservative as a tin-hatter and order him into a straight jacket. Except you're not crazy. The numbers prove the lean is real...

“As of 2013, only 7 percent of [journalists] identified as Republicans,”  Nate Silver wrote in March, chiding the press for its political homogeneity.

Where newspaper jobs are spread nationwide, internet jobs are not: Today, 73 percent of all internet publishing jobs are concentrated in either the Boston-New York-Washington-Richmond corridor or the West Coast crescent that runs from Seattle to San Diego and on to Phoenix. The Chicagoland area, a traditional media center, captures 5 percent of the jobs, with a paltry 22 percent going to the rest of the country. And almost all the real growth of internet publishing is happening outside the heartland, in just a few urban counties, all places that voted for Clinton.

Well, whaddaya know...

I could have proven that for you with just a television remote. Pick yours up and flip to any of the channels that call themselves news. Now, watch and listen for the next few moments. Do you feel that strange sensation like your brain is being deep-fried like a turducken? That's leftist propaganda taking effect, courtesy of Rachel Maddow and her effeminate doppelgänger, Chris Hayes...

Media is slam-packed with elitist, left-wing snotgoblins. From The Washington Post falsely claiming our power grid was hacked by Mother Russia, to Reza Azlan cannibalizing a guy's brain on camera in the name of multiculturalism. Just when you think the leftist media has sunk to its lowest? "Hold my locally-sourced, non-gmo craft beer" (see HuffPo: ‘Time to Strip White Men of Their Voting Rights.’ Yes, Really…). All in a day's work for those progressive "journalists."

This is why it never hurts to exercise a little skepticism. The mainstream media's bias is focused almost entirely in one direction, and it ain't the direction that fancies the truth. So, the next time you hear one of those propagandists journalists making a claim, I'd advise you to take it with a grain of salt. On second thought, you might need the whole shaker. Or the Dead Sea.

Speaking of biased media...