2020 Presidential

The View continued boosting Joe Biden’s presidential campaign this week by having on another guest from his VP shortlist on Thursday’s show. This time it was Stacey Abrams, who lost her gubernatorial race in Georgia in 2018 but is still treated by the media like she won. She spent the majority of the show fearmongering that the 2020 election would be plagued by voter suppression at the hands…

Far-left filmmaker Michael Moore and NBC Late Night host Seth Meyers traded conspiracy theories on Wednesday’s show. Moore openly predicted that Donald Trump might not just postpone the 2020 presidential election, it might be “gone” forever. Meyers, who in theory is a comedian, sounded no different than a liberal message board as he prompted the director on dark possibilities: How are you…

CBS This Morning is once again the training ground for Joe Biden’s potential running mates. Co-host Gayle King promoted Stacey Abrams on Wednesday, speculating on her chances. Given the electoral chaos in Georgia, King gushed at having such a guest: “Boy, oh boy, Stacey, did timing seem to work in our favor when we booked you to talk about your book.” 

Joe Biden’s senior adviser Symone Sanders appeared on The View Wednesday and didn’t have to answer any questions that would put the Democrat presidential nominee in a negative light. The hosts didn’t ask her about Biden’s latest racist gaffe or his sexual assault allegation. Instead, The View hosts invited her to attack President Trump for using the Democrats’ “defund the police” against them…

Morning Joe has abandoned any pretense of being anything other than a mouthpiece for the DNC in general, and the Biden campaign in particular. Today's opening panel included Al Sharpton and Karine Jean-Pierre. Until recently, Jean-Pierre had been an MSNBC analyst, but is now an official Biden campaign aide. Yet she appeared not as a guest to be questioned [and forget grilled], but as a…

The New York Times could barely hide its excitement in the full-page lead slot of Tuesday’s National section: “Could This Be the Year Georgia Flips Blue?” (Don’t bother waiting for the Times headline, “Could This Be the Year Minnesota Flips Red?”) Reporter Astead Herndon began with a quip about Atlanta’s luckless sports teams, then pivoted to another group of beloved underdogs from Georgia:…

From March 4 (after former Vice President Joe Biden essentially locked up the Democratic nomination on Super Tuesday) through May 31, Media Research Center analysts found the ABC, CBS and NBC evening newscasts minimized or ignored controversies involving Biden, even as they pounded President Trump with the worst press of his presidency.

Georgia’s primary election hit a few snags Tuesday as compounding complications (coronavirus, new machines, and problem counties) caused long lines and delays. Of course, the liberal media reacted by crying racism and voter suppression. But, in a schooling reminiscent of when he got embarrassed by former Attorney General Michael Mukasey, CNN host Chris “Fredo” Cuomo got utterly demolished by…

If you boldly make an incredibly embarrassing prediction that turns out to be horribly wrong, wouldn't you prefer not to make that same mistake again? Most normal people would avoid repeating that error. However, CNN's Chris Cillizza revisited his 2016 electoral prediction and renewed it for 2020.

CNN's Alisyn Camerota has a big fear about the Minneapolis city council voting to defund its police department. Not only is she worried about who can be called if you have a home breakin but what perhaps worries her even more is that this movement to defund police will help President Donald Trump in his re-election campaign.

RESTON, VA -- The Media Research Center (MRC) in coordination with McLaughlin & Associates today released the findings of a new poll examining likely voters’ attitudes toward media coverage of the coronavirus shutdown and President Trump. The poll found that 60% of likely voters, both liberal and conservative, believed some members of the media would like to see the shutdown drag on so…

In the past, Chuck Todd has railed against hyperbole, misinformation and GOP “alternative facts.” But on Sunday, he seemed quite enamored with the apocalyptic sentiment that America “will not survive” a Donald Trump reelection. NAACP president and CEO Derrick Johnson appeared on the YouTube-only portion of Meet the Press. He warned, “This nation, not only African-American community, we will…

After Facebook employees and the liberal media lobbied for the removal of President Donald Trump’s Facebook posts about the protests, it appears Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg may listen to them.

CBS This Morning co-host Tony Dokoupil on Monday tossed softballs to a Democratic vice presidential aspirant, cheering her “very well done” evasion of a question on the VP spot. Dokoupil also offered no tough questions on Congresswoman Val Deming’s being open to the idea of “dismantling” police departments.