Guns

CNN State of the Union host Dana Bash closed the show on Sunday by being Dana Gush, providing what looked like an advertisement for former Rep. Gabby Giffords and the gun-control lobby named for her. She interviewed Giffords and the group's leader Robin Lloyd and asked them absolutely nothing that a Second Amendment stalwart would ask. 

On Friday's Real Time with Bill Maher, the HBO host agreed with Kellyanne Conway that the attempted murder this week of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh was proof of media bias. The New York Times buried that story on page A20. "If this has been a liberal Supreme Court justice that someone came to kill, it would've been on the front page."

If you are the sort of person who likes to go hunting or enjoys target shooting, TBS’s Samantha Bee holds you, at least, partly responsible for gun violence in America. On Thursday’s edition of Full Frontal, Bee proclaimed that “Human lives are not an acceptable cost for a hobby.”

The upcoming January 6 hearings are not the only subjects being unnecessarily dragged on and on by the liberal media. On Thursday’s edition of Morning Joe, viewers had the privilege of seeing Scarborough and friends once again continue ranting about the GOP as monsters unmoved by children killed in mass shootings.

The vile coven of ABC’s The View were largely unwavering in their hatred and rhetoric towards the conservative members of the Supreme Court on Thursday, after one of their liberal ilk tried to assassinate Justice Brett Kavanaugh the previous morning. Amid paying lip service to the idea of being “more careful” to what’s being said, they asserted it was happening on “both sides” and…

Low in the polls and failing on every front, President Joe Biden decided to sit down for a softball interview with leftist late-night “comedian” Jimmy Kimmel Wednesday evening to try to rehabilitate his floundering presidency and lucky for Biden, Kimmel was happy to oblige. 

One of the most surefire indicators of liberal bias in the media is how so many reporters, analysts, and commentators view Republican voters as some alien, vaguely threatening entity which are holding Republican Congressmen hostage to their fringe views. This alienation was on full display Wednesday on CNN’s New Day, as John Berman and co. shifted the blame from the NRA to Republican…

Joe Scarborough is at it again: getting fixated on a word or phrase, and repeating it ad nauseam. Joe might think he's being impactful, but eventually, people become inured and bored by his endless repetition. We've documented sad Scarborough's verbal fixations before, on everything from "bedbugs" to "toilets." Scarborough's hobbyhorse o' the day on Morning Joe was "prairie dogs." In…

CNN Newsroom’s Alisyn Camerota apparently believes that car control is a common proposal to combat drunk driving as she interviewed Republican congressman Michael Burgess on Wednesday’s program and grilled him on why he refuses to support raising the purchasing age of AR-15s to 21.

Capitol Hill correspondent Garrett Hake interviewed Rep. Ro Khana on the Wednesday’s MSNBC Reports for what turned out to be a series of lamentations against Republicans. Haake would declare GOP answers in support of gun rights to be “suboptimal,” wondered what to do about those pesky GOP voters, and told Khana is mission is to try to figure out how to defeat “the anti-gun boogeyman”…

Over at our sister site CNS News, intern Lucy Collins published a stunning piece Tuesday pushing back against what The Dispatch’s Jonah Goldberg has called “emotional bullying” on gun control as, according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) statistics, “204.5 times more babies were killed by abortion than the number of deaths by firearms of children ages 1 to 19 years old in…

During Tuesday night’s CNN Tonight, facts inadvertently slipped through during a panel discussion on Hollywood actor Matthew McConaughey’s pleas for gun control at the White House earlier in the day, when panelist Jonah Goldberg correctly noted children statistically have a much higher chance of dying in a car accident on the way to school than at school. 

On Tuesday, Hollywood actor Matthew McConaughey took to the White House podium to plead for Congress to pass stricter gun control laws in the aftermath of the mass shootings in Buffalo and Uvalde. As per their usual arrangement, the evening news broadcasts were more than happy to act as stenographers for the leftist agenda. 

Almost immediately after the 2017 Las Vegas shooting came the calls for “common sense” gun control. The quest almost always begins with a reassurance that “no one wants to take away your guns.” Not everyone read the memo.