John Cusack is often a good actor. Politically, he’s an intolerant, unhinged radical lefty. And on a personal level, he sure seems like a jerk. But he’s a pretty reliable voice for that ever-more influential moonbat wing of the Democrat party, so it’s useful…

Everybody loves a bully. Nothing is more attractive than wanting to make life miserable for a mother with seven children. But as long as she’s a threat to reproductive rights and the sacred Affordable Care Act, anything goes. 

We just learned that privileged white leftists do eat their own. Julie DiCaro, a clearly unhinged white writer at Deadspin, chewed up and spit out ESPN's Adam Schefter, whom she accuses of embodying white male privilege. DiCaro excoriates him for harming others while attempting to score Twitter points.

The left is all about changing the rules of the game when their play is less than quality. They need to change the rules of the Presidential Debate so that Biden can skate by, they need to add more members to SCOTUS so they can rule their way, AND they need to change the definition of words in order to malign SCOTUS nom Amy Coney Barrett because her professional and personal record is too…

Last week, Freeform’s Kal Penn Approves This Message made the rare decision to invite an actual conservative on to discuss political issues. From there, I was hoping for the show to actually keep its word on being a “non-partisan” election series. Unfortunately, all that ended with its latest effort to shill for Medicare For All.

Supreme Court Justice Nominee Amy Coney Barrett is just too good. Not only is she a God-fearing conservative with pro-life views and seven children, she’s the reached the heights of career success that most secular liberal women only dream of.

The continuing controversial saga of Netflix’s release of the movie Cuties is sadly still going. This time, a Netflix CEO decided to weigh in on the media backlash following the movie. As usual, his answer serves to only make things worse.

Well if you can’t really attack Amy Coney Barrett’s character both as a woman at the pinnacle of career success and a mother to seven children, have a go at her Catholic faith.

Cardale Jones, one of the heroes of Ohio State's 2014 national championship football team, appeared at Vice President Mike Pence's Monday rally in Columbus, but USA Today Sports's story on the event was light on the football star's presence and top-heavy on attacks by opponents of the Republican ticket.

She’s never really been proud of her country and he’s never not been proud of himself. Or China. Now, they want to make sure people who wouldn’t otherwise show up and exercise the franchise of their own volition are enticed to vote with bread and circuses. But the only thing more unlikeable than a Michelle Obama-LeBron James political partnership partnership is the way the AP is reporting it…

Amazon Prime’s The Boys aired its season finale on October 9, and some people were not happy. Not because the show is over, mind you, since the series was already renewed for a third season, but because it dared to show that liberal politicians could be evil. Looks like you can’t please everyone.

Enough is enough. Samuel L. Jackson has had it with these motherf*****g attempts to suppress mail voting in this motherf*****g election. The famous actor appeared in an ad supporting Joe Biden, where he urged people to vote, “not because I want you to, but because he doesn’t.” Naturally, he was referring to President Donald Trump.

Ah, feminists -- they’re all class and empathy. Sorry for the joke. We all know they often are the most vulgar people in the world. When it comes to dealing with pro-life, conservative women vying for SCOTUS positions, feminists like Jill Filipovic refuse to apply their convictions and end up hitting these pro-life women with sexist attacks all the same.

Black Lives Matter protest is so passé now that the National Football League's weekend focus Sunday was on "National Coming Out Day." The league released a 30-second long National Coming Out Day PSA" on YouTube Saturday, which aired during early-game Fox broadcasts Sunday.