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We’re less than one month away from the election, so it’s time for the media to step up its political shilling for the Democratic Party. ELLE Magazine does its part by featuring Senator Kamala Harris (D-CA) as the cover story for its upcoming November issue. Well, we can’t say we weren’t warned.

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In an effort to persuade Americans to vote in the upcoming election, Jane Fonda created a video reminiscent of her 1980s physical fitness classes.

Taking a page out of the Kyle Korver I'm white, privileged and sorry book, the Miami Heat's Meyers Leonard tells The Undefeated sports blog's Marc J. Spears why he stands for the national anthem and also gets down with the Black Lives Matter movement. He says he's trying to be a good white boy by listening and educating himself and clueless folks back home on the farm about the effects of…

Three episodes in, viewers can already depend on Fox's Filthy Rich, about a wealthy televangelist family, to be as outlandish, sensational, and offensive as network television will allow.

Only in Hollywood – the anti-American crown jewel of Commie-fornia – could the positive progress of a U.S. president dealing with a life-threatening virus be terrible news.

It’s week 190 or so of Trump’s presidency, and the meltdowns from the left have continued to grow in intensity and sheer stupidity. In the latest outrage, a Covid-infected Trump driving past supporters near Walter Reed Medical Center makes the president as or more dangerous than fictional Dr. Strangelove – the man who invented the nuclear “Doomsday device.”

Hulu’s Monsterland is a bizarre show, and it's not just because Halloween is coming soon. It’s a depressing, hateful anthology series that seems to think humans are worse than any fictional monster. In this case, a wealthy CEO can be the literal vessel for an evil demon. Oh, and somehow Donald Trump is involved.

How can you possibly make a show as violent, vulgar, and godless as Amazon’s The Boys even worse? Just add politics! Yes, The Boys is only the latest in a long line of shows to remind us that the phrase “Make America Great Again” is somehow a sign of evil.

ABC’s favorite racial comedy black-ish took to our television screens earlier than expected Sunday night (their season doesn’t officially begin until late October) to bring us a double-episode lecture on the presidential election and America’s voting process. Given the show’s history, we could already imagine what kind of leftist bias was coming before the episodes even began.

The craziness of Lovecraft Country is nothing compared to the insanity of the past week, but the HBO series is unfortunately back making waves anyway. More specifically, it’s back to making obvious yet ridiculous parallels between 1955 and today. The latest example comes courtesy of an apparent comparison of George Floyd to Emmett Till and an "I can't breathe" reference.

Let nobody say Sally Jenkins doesn’t pull her weight at the Washington Post. On Oct. 3, the sports columnist did what all good Posties do and superimposed her political take on her purported beat -- while dumbing down the political situation by imposing sports judgement on it. And she did it with passion!

President Trump and his wife have both tested positive for COVID-19, and while there’s been much mockery and insults directed at Trump, a few celebrities posted content that lacked their usual acidity.

If aliens were to come to earth this week and witness firsthand the gloating going around Twitter over the president and his wife contracting coronavirus, they’d probably leave and never come back. In fact, they might want to drop a few planet-killing payloads and put us all out of our misery.