Nolte: Adam Schiff Embraces Trickle-Down Reaganomics… but Only for Hollywood
Schiff called for Congress to pass a federal film tax incentive, a position Nolte portrays as inconsistent with Democrats’ broader approach to business incentives.

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TAP FOR WHYBreitbart is an established but strongly partisan outlet, and this page is explicitly opinion rather than reported news. The author is identified, but the piece offers little independent evidence for its broader claims.
- Source type — Opinion commentary with an overtly partisan framing.
- Editorial standards — The page argues a position rather than presenting a reported, evidence-led account.
- Author attribution — The article identifies John Nolte as its author.
- Transparency — The article identifies Schiff’s post as its basis but provides little supporting documentation for its wider claims.
The piece includes a direct quotation from Schiff but largely relies on the author's assertions and rhetorical questions. It offers no response from Schiff or other evidence to substantiate its claims about Democrats, tax incentives, or Hollywood.
HOW WE SCORE ↗This is a one-sided opinion column. It quotes Schiff’s support for the incentive but offers no explanation from him or other perspectives on the policy, and uses highly loaded language.
- Counterarguments presented — No substantive counterargument or response to the author's claims is included.
- Loaded language — The article repeatedly uses pejorative and inflammatory language.
- Source diversity — Aside from quoting Schiff’s post, the piece relies on the author's own assertions.
- Opinion vs reporting — The article is explicitly opinion and advances a clear argument.
The article uses strongly derogatory language about Schiff and Democrats and presents their position as hypocritical without offering a competing explanation. Its framing is sharply right-leaning.
- Language tone — Uses insults and inflammatory descriptions of Schiff, Democrats, and Hollywood.
- Framing — Frames support for the film incentive as proof of partisan hypocrisy.
- Source selection — Relies on the author's interpretation and one statement from Schiff, without other perspectives.
John Nolte argues that Sen. Adam Schiff’s support for a federal film tax incentive contradicts Democrats’ opposition to business tax incentives in other industries. Nolte calls the position hypocritical and says he opposes incentives for Hollywood.
Schiff wrote that Congress should pass a federal film tax incentive to bring back jobs he said had moved overseas, and called for Republicans and Democrats to work together. Nolte presents Schiff’s position as inconsistent with Democrats’ opposition to tax incentives for other industries.
Nolte argues that such incentives can benefit workers and accuses Democrats of selectively supporting them for Hollywood. He opposes the incentives, asserting that Hollywood would use them to promote views he considers harmful.
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