Conservatives & Republicans

Comedy Central’s Trevor Noah was relieved on the Wednesday edition of the The Daily Show that Democrats appear to have learned their lesson by codifying gay and interracial marriage. However, Noah could not just leave it there, he absurdly accused the GOP of opposing interracial marriage.

The lefty-catering Morning Joe took things up an insidious notch by addressing the racism supposedly running rampant and, to do so, they brought on authors of Do the Work! An Anti-Racist Activity Book, Kate Schatz and W. Kamau Bell.

 On Morning Joe, Mike Barnicle and Claire McCaskill call Ron DeSantis an "evil genius" for, as Joe Scarborough put it, "baiting" Democrats and the liberal media into bringing issues of sexuality and race into the discussion of education. And Scarborough defends the 1619 Project. He grudgingly grants that "there was some language that may not have been exactly right." But he then claims: "look…

The more details that have emerged about the botched police response to the Uvalde school shooting, the more awful and tragic the story has become. MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell decided now was a good time to score political points, vilely claiming on The Last Word that Republicans were directly responsible for this terrible tragedy.

In a July 17 opinion piece from The Times, Pamela Paul penned how grumpy she is that the Supreme Court didn't rule the way she wanted. Her piece titled “In the Face of Fact, the Supreme Court Chose Faith,” was a tantrum over the recent Supreme Court ruling in favor of former coach Joseph Kennedy in the Kennedy v. Bremerton School District case.

A mash-up of inane and obnoxious comments by Tiffany Cross on her MSNBC show of Saturday, July 16th.

Politico White House editor Sam Stein stepped in to guest host MSNBC’s Saturday installment of Velshi where he asked what he thought was a profound question: what is “closest historical parallel to the moment.. that we are in right now with our democracy?” The answer he got back from Prof. Ruth Ben-Ghiat was to analogize the current situation to the raise of Hitler and Mussolini.

MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle hypocritically weaponized the case of a 10-year old girl who traveled from Ohio to Indiana to seek an abortion by declaring that it was actually conservatives who were “weaponizing this story” by not initially believing its veracity.

On Friday, co-host of MSNBC’s Morning Joe Mika Brzezinski decided to highlight the “dangers” of a post-Roe America by bringing on pro-choice Texan Rochelle Garza, the Democratic candidate running against Ken Paxton in the attorney general race. And of course, the interview was just a vehicle to tee up Garza to bash her opponent over abortion restrictions.

As Republicans campaign by attacking Democrats on inflation, CNN Inside Politics host John King requested on Friday that people “give the Democrats some grace” because “governing is hard.”

What do the words “God Bless America,” “Spam” and “Discrimination” have in common? One might think the answer is “absolutely nothing,” but not so on the Nextdoor app.

Clearly if there’s one thing MSNBC's Morning Joe loves, it’s political theater. But on Thursday, they took time away from the latest January 6 soap opera to focus on the capital of drama: Broadway.

Writing Thursday morning at National Review, Intercollegiate Studies Institute (ISI) fellow Nate Hochman penned a scathing examination of CNN political commentator Alyssa Farah Griffin, chronicling her rise from a well-known political family to the upper echelons of conservative political communications to liberal media darling and from Trump supporter to skeptic to card-carrying member of The…

On July 13, more than 80 house democrats signed a letter to President Joe Biden asking him to issue a national emergency in response to Roe’s overturn. As of July 14, 18 Senate democrats have John Hancocked the letter according to Huffpost.