ABC News tried, and failed, to single-handedly tippedtip the scales against Donald Trump in Tuesday's presidential debate. The network's moderators, David Muir and Linsey Davis, relentlessly "fact-checked" Trump while giving his opponent mostly a free pass. This blatantleft-leaning favoritism left Trump fighting a three-on-one battle, as noted by histhe supportersformer president and thehis candidate himselfsupporters. The lopsided scrutiny reinforced long-standing beliefs about mainstream media's anti-conservative agenda — the American people don't need to witness another biased debate circus.

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