Debates

Now that there is more than a nonzero chance of former President Donald Trump returning to The White House, the Regime Media are suddenly freaked out over the possibility of the government being weaponized against political opposition. The key word here being suddenly.

On CNN State of the Union, panelist Alyssa Farah Griffin pre-gamed the upcoming presidential debate by blasting America for not yet having elected a female president.

Using the media's coverage of Donald Trump’s three debates with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in 2016 as a guide, expect the press on Tuesday night to adore Kamala Harris’s performance, while deriding Trump as someone out of a “third world” “banana republic.”

On Saturday's edition of MSNBC's The Weekend, co-host Symone Sanders Townsend made an explicit call for violence against Trump. When MSNBC analyst Basil Smikle suggested that Kamala Harris shouldn't descend into "the gutter" with Trump, Sanders took issue: "Well, sometimes when they go low, you gotta kick 'em. You gotta -- boom! -- pop 'em in the shin real quick. And maybe we will see…

On CNN This Morning, CNN.com White House reporter Stephen Collinson complains that it's taken too long to prosecute Trump in connection with January 6th. He defends Kamala Harris's disastrous interview with Lester Holt regarding the border, saying she had only recently been given the assignment. In fact, Biden had appointed her 76 DAYS prior to the Holt interview.

President Biden did so badly in the first debate against former President Trump that it sent him into an unrecoverable tailspin, forcing Democratic Party elite to stage a coup an install Vice President Kamala Harris as their nominee. But according to the attempted gaslighting from a largely anti-Trump panel during Tuesday’s CNN News Central, Trump didn’t actually win that first debate…

On CNN This Morning, Republican strategist Brad Todd, commenting on the question between the candidates as to whether the mics should be muted during the debate, says: "Kamala Harris should be very comfortable with a muted mic. We're on day 34 without her doing an interview with a major journalist. Her mic's been muted for a month." Zing!

In a possible preview of how she planned to conduct herself as one of the moderators of the first presidential debate between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, during her coverage of the Democratic National Convention on Monday, ABC’s Linsey Davis claimed – without evidence – that Trump had a “connection” to a month-old KKK rally in Howell, Michigan because he was…

On Morning Joe, Mike Barnicle predicts that Kamala Harris will finish Trump off in their debate. She's "a very sophisticated, very intelligent woman, and she hammers him like a prosecutor and doesn't let him off the hook, he will go -- I can't say it -- But something will snap in him and that will be it."  

On Friday, ABC, CBS, and NBC engaged in some farcical gaslighting during their Friday morning news shows by implying it’s been former President Donald Trump — instead of Vice President Kamala Harris, who has completely avoided questions (until a brief softball session Thursday) and zero interviews — that’s been guilty of ducking reporters and, when he has, peddled “false and misleading…

The Regime Media continue to do their level best to boost Kamalamania into the atmosphere. On ABC This Week, senior campaign correspondent Rachel Scott openly salivated over the prospects of a Harris-Trump debate.

Scores of conservatives took to Twitter (or X) Saturday to taunt Kamala Harris after her team claimed Trump was "running scared" from a debate against her on September 10 on ABC. On Friday night, Trump announced on his Truth Social account that he and Fox News agreed to a presidential debate on September 4 in front of a full arena.

As the Democratic ticket falls apart, the Media has been scrambling for a new derogatory plot to pin to the Republican Party. Unfortunately for NBC Reporter Tom Llamas, his take at undermining the new Vice Presidential nominee backfired, highlighting the greater issues with Joe Biden.

On Morning Joe, MSNBC reporter Ali Vitali twice uses the d-word, for "despair," to describe the mood of congressional Democrats over the dilemma as to whether Biden should remain the nominee or step aside.