2020 Presidential

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough says that at times over the last four years, he was so "agitated" by the news that his wife Mika Brzezinski "would have to watch the news for me."

New York University Professor Cristina Beltrán brought the concept of “multiracial whiteness” as a pejorative to the Washington Post in an article that ironically appeared on the website the Friday afternoon of Martin Luther King, Jr. Weekend.

“For all sad words of tongue and pen, the saddest are these, ‘It might have been’.” — John Greenleaf Whittier. There are many things beyond human control, among them, when and where you were born and who your parents are. As President Trump leaves office, he will have time, but perhaps not much time given that his enemies seek to destroy his businesses and his chance for running again for any…

CNN dragged out from retirement former longtime Senate Majority leader, Harry Reid, this afternoon to trash his old foe, current majority leader Mitch McConnell, for daring to disagree with Joe Biden’s “sweeping ideological changes” he’s announced he will enact as president. At points, the interview became a little contentious as Reid had to remind King of all the power Democrats held and that…

Liberal billionaire George Soros was pretty adamant about ensuring that pro-baby-killing candidates were able to get a boost from some of the most extreme abortion groups in the 2020 elections.

CNN New Day co-host John Berman gloats over the fact that Melania Trump is the first First Lady to leave the White House with a net-negative approval rating. Manifesting the kind of negative coverage the liberal media has given Melania for years, he claims she "could not be bothered" to extend courtesies to the Bidens. As if she had a choice?

In a bid to save public support for Joe Biden’s massive immigration bill, set to be announced shortly after inauguration, Univision anchor Jorge Ramos has taken the extraordinary step of advising the caravans coming from Central America that the U.S. border is not open- at least not yet. 

Look for the libs in the media to turn it up to 11 when it comes to effusive praise of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris during their Inauguration coverage. The following are just some of the over-the-top adulation for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris dating back to when Biden first announced he was running for President.

The abrupt switch from media attack dogs to stenographers for power was always going to be jarring. But get ready for “democracy dying in darkness” to give way to “everything is swell.” CBS This Morning on Monday cheered on Kamala Harris by talking to her former sorority sisters. The full-on puff piece featured Gayle King insisting that “so many” are so proud of the Democrat. 

Sunday’s big news story: Kamala Harris’s family? Yes. During this evidently slow news period, the lead National section story in Sunday’s New York Times is “Meet the Groundbreaking New Second Family.” This “news” story is by Jessica Bennett, described as “a Times editor at large covering women and culture. She writes about personalities, politics, social trends and the workplace --…

The newest member of the Democrat socialist “squad,” freshman Democrat Cori Bush [D-Missouri] appeared on The View today for a friendly softball interview where she didn’t have to answer any hard questions, not even from conservative host, Meghan McCain. 

Every now and then, Bill Maher shocks his fellow liberals with some common sense. Friday night was one of those days as the HBO host closed Real Time with a commentary lecturing them to not equate the violent thugs who stormed the Capitol with 74 million Americans who may have voted for Donald Trump because of policy. He also eviscerated left-wing California as a red tape-filled…

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough says that "if a couple idiots chase me through the airport, it’s not going to be my problem. It’s going to be theirs." Scarborough was contrasting himself with Lindsey Graham, who according to Scarborough changed his position and came out against impeaching President Trump after men confronted him at an airport. Scarborough called Graham a "very weak man."

his usual absurd attacks on Republicans and forward outlandish conspiracy theories. Cabrera worried that America is “down the road to tyranny” due to President Trump and Snyder expressed support for Ted Cruz being removed from the Senate because he and all other Republicans who voiced doubts about the election have been “inviting an attack on the Capitol.”