Conservatives & Republicans

An internet troll tried to piss off the Harry Potter author for losing a “whole audience” over her personal beliefs - namely, that men can't be women. Luckily, Rowling couldn’t care less about cancel culture’s numerous attempts to get rid of her, especially since she’s still a major success.

The so-called Public Broadcasting Service is anything but a “service” to Republicans. Tune in any night of the week. As a whole, Republicans are extremists, Republicans are insurrectionists, and Republicans are terrible racist, sexist Christians.

After defending an NBC reporter who interviewed John Fetterman, who in her subsequent remarks said it wasn't clear he understood small talk without closed captioning, Morning Joe turns to trashing Fetterman's opponent Dr. Oz. At one point Mika Brzezinski says that "Dr." should be put in quotes about Oz. Facts: Oz's undergrad degree was magna cum laude in biology from Harvard, and he has a…

ABC This Week anchor George Stephanopoulos traveled over to CBS on Wednesday to tape The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to promote his new Hulu documentary on young campaign reporters. But, before he could do that, the former communications director for Bill Clinton lamented there are no consequences for hypocrisy anymore because politics has become a team sport.

Chauncey Devega really needs to go change his pants. He soiled himself in a hysterical Salon piece titled “Donald Trump has learned how to manipulate white rage — that's very dangerous.” “America’s democracy crisis” you see, is “a nationwide campaign by the Republican fascists to end America's multiracial democracy.” 

MSNBC's All In host Chris Hayes likes to pretend that he's smart by wearing glasses but every time he opens his mouth on his low rated prime time show, he proves how dumb he really is. On Wednesday night, Hayes made the absurd claim that if Republicans take control of one or both houses of Congress, they will crash the economy as a way of getting revenge against President Biden. Putting aside…

NBC Late Night host Seth Meyers thinks that inflation is a conspiracy theory and that gender confusion is apparently no big deal because that was the argument behind all the candy-related satirical headlines on a Wednesday segment dubbed “Fox News’s Halloween Fearmongering.”

Former Attorney General Eric Holder joined PBS’s Christiane Amanpour on Tuesday to discuss the upcoming Supreme Court term which naturally enough involved warnings about fascism and slides “towards illiberal democracy.”

On her Tuesday show on MSNBC, Chris Jansing portrayed the Georgia Senate race between Republican Herschel Walker and Democrat Raphael Warnock as a contest between two different versions of Christianity. Naturally, Walker was said to represent the bad “right-wing” version, while Warnock represents the good “Southern tradition of faith-based civil rights” version.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough brags that, unlike Ohio Republican Senate candidate J.D. Vance, he wouldn't stand for Trump or anyone trying to emasculate him. He shouldn't say such a thing, given his history supporting Trump.

MSNBC reached self-parodying status on Monday night as a segment on The 11th Hour led by guest host Alicia Menendez on racism in politics led to racist accusations that Republicans are actively looking for a “black Manchurian candidate” and “black male supplicant” to advance white power.

At the Austin City Limits (ACL) Music Festival last weekend, country group The Chicks and singer Kacey Musgraves decided to take jabs at elected officials and issues that they didn’t favor during their performances. 

Over the weekend, left-leaning Politico got into very hot water after they targeted a black female Republican candidate for Congress, Jennifer-Ruth Green (IN), who they acknowledge “has a shot to flip a seat in Indiana that has voted Democratic for nearly a century.” In their salacious reporting on Friday, Politico writer Adam Wren exposed details of a sexual assault Green was a…

Partisans, a slanted history of the 1990s-era GOP by anti-conservative academic and CNN favorite Nicole Hemmer, was reviewed by Gabriel Debenedetti, national correspondent for New York magazine, for the New York Times, under the tired headline, “Resentful, Media-Savvy and Paving the Way for Trump.” The subhead extended the usual “Republicans are all conspiracists”…