Health Care

A New York Times story by health and science writer Dana Smith took us back to the spring of 2020 with its knee-jerk advocacy of, and anti-scientific confidence in, (sigh) masking up forever: “Amid a ‘Tripledemic,’ It’s Time to Mask Up Again, Experts Say.” Both Smith and her handpicked “experts” sounded way too enthusiastic hectoring readers to don their face diapers once again.

As Dr. Anthony Fauci prepares to leaves his job at the end year, he swung by MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell Reports for softball interview that mostly consisted of Mitchell asking how horrible he believes his critics to be.

The Saturday editions of the network morning shows concealed round three of The Twitter Files, where it was revealed that Twitter’s decision to ban former President Trump was the culmination a process that began well before January 6. Other things that ABC’s Good Morning America want to conceal include your face as prepare for your upcoming holiday festivities during flu…

For Tuesday’s edition of Amanpour and Company on PBS and CNN International, host Christiane Amanpour welcomed Victor Gao of the China National Association of International Studies to praise China’s zero-COVID policy and condemn the protestors calling for Xi Jinping’s removal. While it would not be fair to say Amanpour lobbed softballs to Gao, she was not as tough as she should’ve been…

From the Everything Is Racist department, Paul Sacca at The Blaze pointed out that CNN health reporter Jacqueline Howard penned an article titled: "Daylight Saving Time sheds light on lack of sleep’s disproportionate impact in communities of color."

Presidential historian Douglas Brinkley joined CNN Inside Politics John King on Friday to talk about Nancy Pelosi’s place in history. As Brinkley tells it, Pelosi is the most significant Speaker in American history because she helped pass liberal legislation, mainly Obamacare.

For anyone who’s been censored, dismissed, mocked, and trashed for opposing the initial, conventional wisdom on the coronavirus pandemic, Thursday’s CBS Mornings brought about some schadenfreude as co-host Tony Dokoupil went to Florida and found that Governor Ron DeSantis’s (R-FL) policies on the virus were not only popular, but even admitted that he might have been right.

The New York Times drips with understanding when it comes to the health problems plaguing Pennsylvania Democratic Senate candidate John Fetterman, but their sympathy turns to snideness when it comes to the dissociative identity disorder diagnosis of Georgia Republican Senate candidate Herschel Walker.

Stephen Colbert continued his streak of inviting liberal heroes on to The Late Show on CBS on Wednesday as he invited Dr. Fauci on to discuss his career and the pandemic. Over the course of three segments, Colbert would not only ask Fauci when the pandemic will be over, but looked back at the time in 2020 when he hyped a pretention to name Fauci the sexiest man alive.

MSNBC’s Morning Joe simply can’t quit masking. On the Thursday program, New York Times editorial board member Mara Gay claimed that masking is still “an act of solidarity and respect, not just for people with certain health vulnerabilities, but also for racial minorities.

New York Times Health and Science reporter Andrew Jacobs made the August 24 edition with a ridiculous and ideologically diseased story on monkeypox, “Racism, Stigma and Fear: Why Experts Want Monkeypox Renamed." Jacobs worked overtime, reaching back a half century to make “monkeypox” a racist term, even bringing in a conservative hero: "Such racist sentiments haven’t entirely faded.…

CNN climbed up on its politically-correct soapbox on Monday's New Day with the subject being monkeypox thanks to this declaration from CNN national correspondent Dianne Gallagher that, in no uncertain terms, "monkeypox is NOT a sexually-transmitted infection." Showing just how woke she was, Gallagher even lectured the Biden administration as to how it must handle the outbreak…

On Monday, CNN analyst Ryan Lizza declared: “For history, I think it’s a pretty big deal....You have to go back to – depending on how you define these things – to LBJ. So, I think for history, Biden – I don’t think there’s much debate anymore, he is an enormously consequential president and just judging him by his legislative agenda, you know, he’s sort of in that modern pantheon now.”…

A medical nightmare in the United Kingdom ended in tragedy. Reports that twelve-year-old Archie Battersbee has died after a court ordered he be taken off life support against his parents’ wishes.