2020 Presidential

The Drudge report on Thursday revealed a poll of who won the vice presidential debate which showed only the percentages but, amazingly, not the names associated with those results.

Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) appeared on The View Thursday to tout her new book and discuss the vice-presidential debate last night. While there, she debunked the liberal talking points from the hostile hosts on the economy and coronavirus, leaving them fumbling, fuming and even resorting to childish name-calling.

On MSNBC’s Morning Joe Thursday, co-host and Democratic Party shill Mika Brzezinski was outraged that Vice President Mike Pence “kept going” and “was not stopped” during Wednesday night’s vice presidential debate. Talking to the debate’s moderator, USA Today Washington bureau chief Susan Page, Brzezinki wailed that her media colleague did not “cut his mic” during the match-up…

Apparently being a left-wing pundit on CNN is enough for one to offer a medical diagnosis. This is the only explanation for why co-hosts John Berman and Alisyn Camerota as well as their guests were wildly speculating about the President’s mental state on Wednesday's New Day. Camerota offered this nasty assessment: “… President Trump is inconsistent and impulsive on a good day, okay? And so now…

Fresh off covering the vice presidential debate, Good Morning America anchor and former Clinton press secretary George Stephanopoulos spent Thursday morning scheming with Democrat fundraiser Ben Sheehan on how to help Democrats win more elections by abolishing the Electoral College

Stephen Colbert is unraveling. The Late Show host long ago appeared to give up comedy and instead turn his program into DNC television. But the fall presidential campaign has truly broken the activist and former comedian. During a live, post-VP debate, Colbert fumed about the first debate and Donald Trump’s “banality of evil.”

CBS was unamused Wednesday night, tearing into Vice President Mike Pence as a disaster and lacking respect for Senator Kamala Harris (D-CA) by interrupting her during their vice presidential debate. Led by Democratic donor, Obama family friend, Cory Booker friend, and CBS This Morning co-host Gayle King, the network painted a picture of a losing effort by a Vice President, who was…

Just as NBC rallied to the defense of Senator Kamala Harris (D-CA), ABC was similarly energized Wednesday following her debate with Vice President Mike Pence, gushing over the “spicy” “prosecutor” assuming the role of “fact-check[er]” against the “evasive” and “mansplainer” Pence who, based upon speculation over a pinkish eye, might have coronavirus.

MSNBC’s post-vice presidential debate analysis was apparently being beamed in Wednesday from an alternate universe, because according to their cackling coven of network hosts (Rachel Maddow, Joy Reid, and Nicolle Wallace), Vice President Mike Pence was “flaccid,” “anemic,” “very low energy,” and “just looked limp and lame.” That conflicted with CNN’s shoddy analysis which found Pence to be a…

Well, when your female debater isn’t doing too hot against her male challenger, there’s always one tactic you have in your arsenal that you can use to nullify the whole event; you can cry “SEXISM!”

USA Today Washington bureau chief Susan Page failed on Wednesday night. On one of the consequential questions of the age, whether Democrats in the White House and Senate would change 150 years of precedent and pack the Supreme Court, the vice presidential debate moderator NEVER brought the topic up.

Wednesday night after the 2020 vice presidential debate, NBC largely became a team of Baghdad Bobs, full of dismay and liberal partisanship to cheer and defend Senator Kamala Harris (D-CA) as “deft” and having found “her sea legs.” In contrast, they lamented that Harris had to face someone so evasive and sexist like Vice President Mike Pence.

Regarding the issue of voting integrity, CNN seems more interested in backing up the Democratic Party’s position, rather than providing an unbiased point of view. This was evident on Tuesday’s Newsroom where Poppy Harlow and Jim Sciutto and John King all raised concern over the recent victories that the courts have given the Republican party in recent days. Sciutto stated: “We're seeing…