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MSNBC’s Ali Velshi kicked off his first show of Pride Month on Saturday by not just condemning Republicans for doing things such as “taking medically-necessary health care away from children,” but gleefully reporting that such positions are unpopular. Unfortunately for Velshi, not only does popularity not equal rightness, it just so happens to be that it is his position that is unpopular.

Erica Hill, anchor of CNN This Morning, chose to celebrate “Pride Month” on Friday morning by “raising the alarm” regarding trans and LGBTQ “rights” alongside Montana State Representative Zooey Zephyr (D), who also happened to be transgender. Hill went so far as to falsely suggest they were “no facts out there” to support the notion that the trans agenda was being targeted at kids.…

Elon Musk’s Twitter stumbled into a censorship controversy this week as the platform initially limited the visibility and ability to share The Daily Wire’s movie “What is a Woman” just as The Daily Wire host Matt Walsh’s documentary made its debut on the Blue Bird.

CNN Tonight sent Victor Blackwell down to Florida to report on Thursday how people there are planning to celebrate Pride Month in the aftermath of Gov. Ron DeSantis signing a bill that prohibits children from being present at sexualized events. Of course, that’s not how Blackwell spun it. Instead, he claimed mourned about how Pride events will be less attended this year.

On the first day of June, which the left has used as yet another month to promote their left-wing agenda, NBC Nightly News fretted that conservative pushback against corporations shoving LGBTQ products in their faces has forced many companies to rethink engaging in politics. 

While having the gall to whine about people’s “nastiness” towards them on social media, ABC’s The View celebrated the start of so-called “Pride Month” on Thursday by falsely claiming that conservatives wanted to turn America in Uganda and have laws that called for the “execution” of homosexuals. This was followed up by the insane accusation that “the only way” Republicans get into…

Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Anthony Bass is in his organization's doghouse.

The most "woke" corporations are often media companies. USA Today started out "Pride Month" with some Pride-a-ganda at the top of the front page. "Breaking news editor" Susan Miller wrote what reads like a publicity packet for the leftist "GenderCool Project." It's "news" that "Chazzie is a sunny 17-year-old who greets each morning with an affirmation and a session on a yoga mat."

MSNBC’s Morning Joe kicked off Pride Month on Thursday by welcoming GLAAD President and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis on to repeat debunked hoaxes about how conservatives are targeting Target with bomb threats.

On Tuesday, CBS Mornings gave three teases and a lengthy second-hour interview to “model and trans rights activist” Geena Rocero on the heels of Rocero’s memoir Horse Barbie that celebrated their decision to become transgender at 14 years old and how being trans in the United States is “nightmarish.”

The focus of this past weekend for many people across the country was setting aside a few days to remember soldiers who lost their lives in armed conflict. But for USA Today columnist Nancy Armour, the more important matter at hand was criticizing people who don’t want transgenders in women’s sports.

Apparently, colleges just hand out PhDs to anyone who wants one because on Thursday’s The 11th Hour on MSNBC, economics Prof. Justin Wolfers wondered if Target is “cowardly” for backing off slightly on the store’s display of LGBT products for children or simply the victim of “economic terrorism.” Meanwhile, the pot called the kettle black as senior reporter Ben Collins called the…

Tuesday’s edition of the taxpayer-supported PBS NewsHour devoted a full segment to the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball team re-inviting the offensive Catholic-mocking drag troupe “The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence” (i.e. a troupe of men who dress as nuns, founded in San Francisco in 1979, their motto "Go forth and sin some more!”) to the team’s 10^th annual “Pride Night” in…

How many PolitiFact fact-checkers does it take to fact-check a presidential announcement? Apparently four, as that is how many reporters it took to assess seven statements from Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s Wednesday campaign launch on Twitter Spaces.