Over time, Web portals have become an increasingly important source of political information. Like other forms of media, Web portals, by selecting specific content and the rhetoric they pursue, seek to promote their own interests. The theoretical starting point of this paper is the assumption of the existence of a culture of real virtuality which promotes the idea that virtually mediated reality is understood as real. The aim of this paper is to analyze the media rhetoric and the nature of media frameworks in the articles of daily news portals dealing with the topic of the parliamentary elections in July 2020. Also, the aim is to analyze the nature of the media framework through which individual political actors are presented. The purpose of this paper is to draw attention to the demobilizing effect of the media as well as the possible bias in the presentation of individual political actors. Furthermore, the purpose is to draw attention to the quality of public communication perpetuated by the portals covered by the research. The above was sought to be researched by interpretive content analysis of the four most widely read Internet portals in the period of the 2020 parliamentary elections: 24sata, Index.hr, net.hr and Večernji List. The articles that enter the sample with their content belong to three categories: suggestion to go to the polls, HDZ and Andrej Plenković, and the RESTART coalition and Davor Bernardić. The content analysis and the interpretation of the obtained data established the existence of media bias, which manifested itself through the imposition of the so-called perceptions of the evil world. This is especially evident in the presentation of information related to HDZ and Davor Bernardić, while Andrej Plenković is presented in a much more positive light.