Congress

On Tuesday, moments after disgraced New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced his upcoming resignation from office following being accused of sexual harassment by multiple women, NBC News fretted that the development would “squash” coverage of a “political victory” for President Biden – the bipartisan infrastructure bill passing in the Senate.

On Thursday's Deadline: White House, MSNBC contributor and frequent show guest Jason Johnson hurled vitriol at Republicans, accusing them of pushing for a "white nationalist ethno-state," and of not caring who dies as they pursue that goal. His incendiary comments came during a discussion of Republican members of Congress trying to downplay the Capitol Hill riots from January 6.

Conservative groups trying to ensure reasonable safeguards against voter fraud like requiring voter ID are painted as "vote suppression" villains. On Monday's Andrea Mitchell Reports, the host touted "celebrated reporter" Jane Mayer of The New Yorker attacking the Bradley Foundation and their grantees like the Heritage Foundation for "trying to suppress the vote." 

On Friday, MSNBC’s Morning Joe kept pushing left-wing hysteria about Republican voting reform laws in states across the country and cheering on the scheme by Democrats to have the federal government take over elections nationwide. One pundit even went so far as to vilely compare legislation by GOP lawmakers in various states to the brutal 1955 murder of black teenager Emmett Till.  …

In yet another example of the blatant corruption that consumes the left-wing media, on Thursday, MSNBC anchor Chris Jansing brought on race-baiting Democratic Party activist and weekend PoliticsNation host Al Sharpton to openly lobby Congress to rig elections in favor of Democrats. Sharpton shamelessly touted how he and other leftists were conducting meetings on Capitol Hill to…

On today’s podcast, Curtis Houck and I discuss the return of the mask. No, not the 90’s R&B hit Return of the Mack by Mark Morrison, but the return of the CDC’s demand that everyone return to wearing facemasks including those of us who have played by the rules and have gotten vaccinated already. We also cover the theatrical proceedings known as the January 6 Select Committee hearings. And…

On Sunday morning, Margaret Hoover demonstrated why she is the kind of Republican CNN likes to retain as contributors for the liberal news network as she longed for a Republican party that would support more gun control.

The New York Times’ lead National section story Monday found reporter Catie Edmondson disappointed in House Republican Nancy Mace of South Carolina, in “‘New Voice’ for G.O.P. Returns to the Party’s Fold – South Carolina congresswoman’s pivot reflects rank-and-file’s reluctance to challenge Trump.” Text box: “Instead of challenging party orthodoxy, leaning in to its…

On Tuesday morning, as CBS began it’s special coverage swooning over the Democrats’ stunt of holding a highly-politicized hearing into the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol, anchor Major Garrett laughably claimed that the left-wing House lawmakers were simply searching for “facts” and trying to “minimize partisan warfare.” Moments later, Republicans were blamed for creating a “lunchroom…

On Friday's The Beat show on MSNBC, host Ari Melber had liberal celebrity and climate activist Bill Nye, on the show to help sow seeds of fear in the audience over recent extreme weather events.

On Wednesday night, President Biden was granted the second town hall of his presidency (and third in the last year) by his adoring fanboys and girls at CNN and, not surprisingly, the Jeffrey Zucker-led network made sure that the 80-minute event was little more than a foot-massage (or smelling of the hair since that suits his fancy).

Liberals boasted that the election of Joe Biden meant a return to sober, restrained presidential rhetoric and an end to unhinged mean tweets. Biden wouldn’t be a divider, he’d be a uniter to get things done. That’s nothing like current reality. But when Biden uncorks crazy hot talk, the media are supportive repeaters.

Por alguna extraña razón, le tomó un mes y medio al Miami Herald publicar la candente respuesta del congresista Mario Díaz-Balart al editorial titulado, “Es vergonzoso que congresistas republicanos de promuevan teorías conspirativas”, el cual plantea que los latinos que escuchan radio AM conservadora son “una audiencia fácil de manipular”; y quedó enterrado en la sección de “Cartas al editor”…

Leave it to liberal grifter Washington Post opinion columnist Jennifer Rubin to make a fool of herself by complaining that corporate America isn’t woke enough on voting rights.