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In a clip aired on CNN's New Day Wednesday morning, Ocasio-Cortez absurdly twisted the English language for the sake of political correctness and trans-sensitivity.  In the context of blasting TX Gov. Abbott over the state's abortion law, she spoke of a "menstruating person" and "any person with a menstrual cycle." AOC wouldn't want anyone to imagine she thinks that only women can menstruate…

With a week off from the briefing room (having switched off with colleague Jacqui Heinrich) and the Labor Day weekend, Fox’s Peter Doocy returned Wednesday with plenty of questions for Jen Psaki about the Americans stranded in Afghanistan, the Taliban government having more people on the FBI’s Most Wanted List than women, and if engaging with them means they’ll be granted global legitimacy.…

Apparently even the highest ranking members of a company can be purged for condemning the murder of the unborn. Tripwire Interactive said that its CEO “has stepped down” after his purported Twitter account caused outrage by making a pro-life stance.

Perhaps unsurprisingly for a semi-biographical show about Abby McEnany, “a 45-year-old self-identified fat, queer dyke,” Showtime’s Work in Progress pushes the nonsense that gender is a spectrum in the September 5 episode. That attitude is sadly shared by Abby’s 10-year-old nephew, Matty (Kenny Rasmussen), who is being taught the same baloney in school. 

Well Cher’s absolutely insane, but we knew that. Still the singer’s recent hysteria over the Texas Abortion ban is shocking in how it shows a leftist woman completely unhinged over unborn babies being allowed to live.

In the matter of a new Texas law banning abortions six weeks after gestation, when a fetal heartbeat can usually be detected by vaginal ultrasound, suppose the headlines had been different? Instead of words like “most restrictive in nation” (The Wall Street Journal) and “Supreme Court refuses to block Texas law” (The Washington Post), along with four stories splashed across the front…

Sister Toldjah at RedState is reminding us that actress Bette Midler is once again expressing her outrage at pro-life legistlation by demanding all the ladies engage in a "sex strike" until the liberals win and abortions are as easily available as a manicure.

Nobody believes the media has the GOP's best interest at heart, but that didn't stop Cuomo Prime Time guest host Michael Smerconish and his Friday guests from urging the GOP, for their own good of course, to stop being pro-life and embrace abortion.

On her MSNBC show, host Tiffany Cross and provocateur par excellence Elie Mystal vent their fury at the Texas law limiting abortions. And in doing so, they make a number of outrageous and absurd statements. Cross describes herself as very frightened by what she called the "vigilante" enforcement mechanism in the law. She said: "we know all too well what happens when dangerous white men are in…

Website host GoDaddy is set to remove Texas Right to Life’s “whistleblower” website.

National Review editor Rich Lowry appeared on the Thursday installment on MTP Daily on MSNBC to debate former Missouri Sen. Claire McCaskill on the Supreme Court's decision not to issue an emergency stay against Texas' new abortion law. Lowry relied a combination of facts and logic while McCaskill relied on untruths and hyperbole to make their respective points.

The American media tends to consist of highly educated individuals, many of whom went to elite academic institutions. They tend to congregate in large urban environments surrounded by like-minded people who have similar interests and worldviews. The result is a media that is urban, coastal, secular and progressive. Good reporters tend to be mindful of their biases. Most reporters do not. In…

Along with the decline of Afghanistan questions continuing into Thursday’s White House press briefing with only 13 being asked, the Texas abortion law gave the liberal media an off-ramp to drop that humanitarian and security disaster as they dedicated roughly 29 questions to defending the left’s rabid support for murder. But when it came to EWTN White House correspondent Owen Jensen standing…

Day two of CNN's outrage over the Supreme Court declining to block the Texas law that bans most abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected. Yesterday, we noted substitute New Day host Kaitlan Collins claiming the Texas law "predominantly affect[s] lower-income women." Collins thereby ignored the countless unborn babies whose lives will be saved as a result of the law. Today, CNN brought in…