Campaigns & Elections

It is oftentimes hard to tell the difference between YouTube conspiracy theory channels and the alleged journalists in the liberal media. On Sunday morning’s The Sunday Show with Jonathan Capehart, host Jonathan Capehart brought on FiveThirtyEight.com senior political editor Perry Bacon Jr. to spin wild conspiracy theories about the Republican Party. Bacon went on a rant where he…

CNN political analyst and journalist April Ryan is the perfect fit for CNN because she can boil everything the GOP does down to racism.

The Trump-deranged entertainment industry has resorted to lampooning Trump voters since the bad Orange Man is no longer in office. An example of this aired during the April 11 episode of Showtime’s Shameless.

The fight against Big Tech censorship has long been a rallying cry for conservatives. Now, one Virginia candidate has promised to take action and fight for America’s First Amendment rights. Virginia gubernatorial candidate Glenn Youngkin (R) slammed Big Tech censorship in a new campaign ad, and promised to fight back.  

This week, on the basis of whole-cloth lies, major corporations went to political war with the state of Georgia. The lies at issue revolved around Georgia's new voter law, characterized by both Stacey Abrams and President Joe Biden as a new form of Jim Crow. What do these dastardly new voter restrictions do?

Well would you look at that? Two Hollywood actresses hate Texans’ desire to have safe and fair elections. Both Piper Perabo and Debra Messing are now threatening a boycott of Southwest Airlines if it doesn’t condemn a new bill signed by the state’s senate that would “make it easy to vote, and hard to cheat.”

Marking another day in the White House Briefing Room rotation, Fox News’s Peter Doocy had quite a Tuesday as he was able to both question Press Secretary Jen Psaki on the federal government’s border crisis and their voting disinformation campaign and President Joe Biden on China’s culpability in the coronavirus pandemic and Georgia’s voting law.

On Tuesday, all three network morning shows eagerly announced Major League Baseball moving the All-Star Game from Atlanta to Denver, supposedly in an attempt to punish Georgia for its overly-restrictive voting laws. However, the Democratic Party shills in the press were so busy taking a victory lap that they failed to notice that the voting laws in Colorado are remarkably similar to those in…

Making his move from to weeknights (after starting on overnights and then having a weekend evening slot), Fox News Channel host Greg Gutfeld kicked off his new eponymous show on Monday with a barnburner of a monologue lampooning his competition on CNN, MSNBC, and the late-night comedy shows and denouncing the left for thriving on “making people hate each other.”

Former President Donald Trump’s eldest son had a few choice words for companies like Delta Air Lines and Apple caving in to the triggered screeching of the far left.

Monday’s CBS This Morning began with the hacky hosts welcoming on Democratic Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms for a softball interview in which she and the liberal anchors desperately tried to blame Republicans for the massive economic damage being inflicted on Georgia by left-wing boycott efforts. Rather than demand Bottoms call on her radical supporters to stand down, the segment…

So a pro-choice Christian pastor and radical leftist U.S. Senator from Georgia said something heretical about the Son of God on Easter Sunday of all days, and to be honest we aren’t the least bit surprised.

They call the show Reliable Sources, but CNN's Brian Stelter brought on their old Chief White House Screamer Jim Acosta, who's now going to host a weekend show called Newsroom. The topic was how Biden coverage would be different than Trump coverage, and Acosta just had to pretend that they are hard-hitting truth providers when Democrats are in power.

Are only Republicans fomenting a political culture war with the recently-passed Georgia election legislation? Sunday’s New York Times featured political reporter Nick Corasaniti made that case: "Mr. Kemp, a Republican, framed the battle over voting rights in Georgia as a wholly partisan one concocted by Democrats, rather than a civil rights effort to protect access to the…