California Recall

Entertainment award shows are different in the post-Trump age. Gone are the loud and vulgar obscenities and rants against those who think differently than our woke betters in Hollywood. Award shows are back to being almost boring with a few randomly odd remarks sprinkled in that at least half of the viewers will find offensive.

As the California recall campaign closed, New Day and other CNN shows ignored news reflecting unfavorably on Democrats while going negative against Republican candidate Larry Elder until the very end.

The media today are cheering how Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom won his recall election, but that's not at all how some media liberals reacted when it was a Republican Governor, Wisconsin's Scott Walker, who won his recall back in 2012. Then, they grumbled about the defeat of a union-backed attempt to remove the conservative, lamenting all the money spent. 

Normally if a movie/TV star endorsed a Democrat and made a blockbuster claim about a prominent Republican, journalists and network outlets would be anxious to repeat and promote the claim. But when actor and activist Rose McGowan endorsed Larry Elder and the recall effort against Gavin Newsom, there was a collective media yawn from the networks.  

As the recall race in California heads into its final days, the contrast on the ABC and CBS morning shows couldn’t be more stark. ABC’s Good Morning America cheered tired, Democratic hacks coming in to rescue Gavin Newsom as the “cavalry” and the “heaviest hitters” arriving. CBS This Morning, by contrast, hit the “hypocrisy” and “elitism” of Newsom. 

Tal parece que Univisión se unió a los mandamás del partido demócrata en su campaña para salvar de la ruina política al gobernador de California Gavin Newsom, con una serie de informes que lo hacen ver como un Robin Hood para los latinos cuya destitución sería "inoportuna".

It appears that Univision has joined Democrats' top brass in their campaign to save California governor Gavin Newsom from political doom, with a recent series of reports depicting him as some kind of Robin Hood for Latinos whose removal would be “untimely”.

The big three networks this morning didn’t seem to care that a black man running for office was assaulted by a white woman in a gorilla mask yesterday. Probably because that man was conservative radio host, Larry Elder, running for governor in the blue state of California.

The Modesto Bee editor was upset that the leading Democrat candidate in the California recall election showed "disdain" and "disrespected" Governor Gavin Newsom.

MSNBC host Joy Reid didn’t hide her disdain for black conservative radio host Larry Elder, on her show last night while talking about California’s upcoming recall election. The Chicken Little commentator panicked that if Elder was elected governor, the state would go to hell in a handbasket (as if it wasn’t already?) and turn into “nightmare” states California and Texas.

Los Angeles liberals really can’t stand the idea of a black conservative becoming the next governor of California. In fact, LA Times columnist Erika D. Smith admitted Elder “infuriated” her, so last week she wrote a hate column smearing him the “black face of white supremacy.” But shockingly, not everyone shared Smith’s hateful sentiments. After receiving conservative backlash, the…

After weeks of scoffing at the bipartisan effort to recall Governor Gavin Newsom as a “GOP stunt,” CNN finally discovered Democrat voters are just as fed up with Newsom. On Don Lemon Tonight, correspondent Kyung Lah seemed shocked to learn that lifelong Democratic voters in the dark blue state were turning on Newsom and supporting the recall effort.

CNN’s John Avlon was sounding the alarm for nervous Democrats, on Tuesday’s New Day, over the possibility of California having a Republican governor very soon. Governor Gavin Newsom is in a tight race with frontrunner Larry Elder, so Avlon tried every excuse in the book to explain why this race was unfair to Democrats as he ginned up fear against conservatives.

The liberal media are panicking about California’s impending recall race for Governor Gavin Newsom. So panicked in fact, that they’re resorting to smearing a black Republican candidate as “the face of white supremacy” and claiming that his election would lead to an increase in hate crimes.On her MSNBC Sunday show, Alicia Menendez teamed up with Los Angeles Times columnist Jean…