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MSNBC’s The ReidOut kept up its hateful view on Tuesday of those that don’t side with host Joy Reid and her panel of shameless liberal partisans, insisting that Republicans not in the vein of Michael Steele and the Lincoln Project are “cowardly.” But the worst take came from New York Times editorial board member Mara Gay falsely claiming The Times is “actually not…

MSNBC’s ReidOut host Joy Reid brought her loony toons conspiracies to the Late Show audience, Monday night, panicking about Republicans “stealing” the election through “cheating.” She also defended Joe Biden as having nothing to prove to voters.

ABC continued parroting the Biden campaign’s talking points as if they were reporting facts, on Monday’s Good Morning America. Anchor George Stephanopoulos gave a softball interview to New York Governor Andrew Cuomo about coronavirus and to make matter worse, the so-called journalist encouraged Cuomo to tell Americans a vaccine will only be safe if Joe Biden is in office.

On CNN's New Day, political analyst Errol Louis suggests the existence of shy Biden voters -- people who won't disclose to pollsters how they will vote, but will do so in a way that will "hurt the president badly."

Netflix premiered its dramedy of short stories centered around the COVID pandemic, Social Distance, on Thursday. Not surprisingly, the show was heavy on liberal propaganda, especially in regard to the issue of race and police.

On MSNBC's AM Joy show, guest host Tiffany Cross says that while Nancy Pelosi and Steve Mnunchin negotiate a new stimulus package, Americans are "starving." Later, the Rev. William Barber claims that 148 million Americans are in poverty, equal to 45% of the population. The real number is about 10%. He also says that even before the pandemic, 250,000 Americans were dying daily. That would be…

Another off-the-rails left-winger has landed at Deadspin, the destination for angry, race-baiting sports media types. Mike Freeman joined a staff of bomb throwers that already includes Carron J. Phillips, Rob Parker, Chuck Modiano and others and quickly blamed NFL COVID-19 outbreaks on President Donald Trump.

When COVID-19 hit, I quarantined in Eastern Massachusetts. Biking around the woods, I noticed something strange. There are two campgrounds near my house. One is full. Lots of people pitch tents or park trailers at a place called Maurice's. A short bike ride away is a much bigger campground that's almost entirely empty. Why? It's the topic of my new video. The empty campground is run by the…

On Saturday night’s CNN Newsroom, host Ana Cabrera collaborated with Michigan’s Democratic Attorney General Dana Nessel to forward insane conspiracies about President Trump inspiring the attempted kidnapping of Michigan’s Democratic Governor Gretchen Whitmer. Seemingly forgetting that some of the would-be kidnappers have expressed sentiments that are decidedly not right-wing, Cabrera…

On Morning Joe, Donny Deutsch says that, unlike Chris Christie, President Trump didn't have a change of heart about the importance of wearing masks because he is insecure about his masculinity, and doesn't want to seem "impotent."

Thursday’s dueling town halls between Joe Biden and President Trump couldn’t have yielded a greater contrast with Biden receiving a rhetorical warm blanket for 90 minutes from ABC. Seeing as how they refused to bring up recent bombshell reporting on Hunter Biden, it was an abject failure. Making matters worse, ABC’s greased the skids with eight audience questions from the left, one neutral,…

A half-century after Republican presidential candidate Barry Goldwater was slimed by psychiatrists as dangerous and unstable, now national security reporters for the New York Times are pitching in. It’s once again acceptable to “worry” that Republican presidential candidates loopy on drugs may have dangerous access to nuclear authority. Reporters David Sanger and William Broad stirred…

On CNN's New Day, Dr. William Haseltine says: "I'm extremely concerned that the president is being advised by people who speak of herd immunity. Herd immunity is another word for mass murder."

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is capitalizing on his media favor by writing a book bragging about his leadership in this pandemic, despite his horrible nursing home order. On Wednesday's New Day, CNN host Alisyn Camerota repeatedly asked him about it, but she let the Democrat deny facts and blame President Trump without fact-checking him.