Trump Impeachment 1 and 2

Washington -- Saturday was a good day for the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave. The First Amendment has been validated once again, this time by the United States Senate. Simply by speaking his mind, Citizen Donald Trump committed no crime on Jan. 6. That was when he addressed a large crowd telling them they should march "peacefully" and "patriotically." He told them they should "…

On Sunday afternoon, CNN was again pushing President Joe Biden as a "centrist," but this time, according to CNN presidential historian Douglas Brinkley, Democrat Biden is a "centrist, maybe center-left Republican."

Do you know your Constitution? Hollywood sure doesn’t but thankfully "Mitch McTurtle" does. Jimmy Kimmel roasted Sen. Mitch McConnell for his procedural objections to impeachment as if the Senate can ignore constitutional protocols to instead “vote their conscience.”

Hollywood elites are paid dramatizers. It’s no wonder they spewed hatred when Trump was acquitted.

Meghan McCain wasn’t taking anymore abuse from her View co-hosts on Tuesday’s show and fired back, after liberal host Sunny Hostin accused the Republican party of being violent, radical conspiracy theorists.

No one trusts Hollywood political opinions anymore. They're vapid, self-aggrandizing and seem singularly devoted to insulting good and honest Americans. We know. But still, in order to convince the few stragglers to stop opening up their Twitter and pondering the latest hot take from their favorite actor, we have a doozy of a Sean Penn tweet that should break that spell.

Trump defense lawyer Michael Van Der Veen appeared on CBSN after the impeachment trial ended on Saturday, and launched into anchor Lana Zak over her implication that his charges of House Democrats doctoring evidence were trivial. It belongs on an all-time list of media smackdowns. 

Only after former President Trump was acquitted for the second time in an impeachment trial did ABC finally give any form of credence to the Republican argument that the Senate was not the right place to hold a former president accountable. And during Valentine’s Day Sunday, Good Morning America was trying to count the ways and charges Trump could face and the federal and state levels…

CNN cannot bring itself to condemn the appalling violence committed at BLM protests this summer and violence inciting rhetoric used by Democratic politicians because it agrees with the left’s use of political violence. On Friday night’s CNN Tonight, host Don Lemon once again excused leftist violence and joined with political analyst and VP of digital content at theGrio Natasha…

During CNN's impeachment pre-game show on Wednesday, Dana Bash reported that former President Trump's lawyers are rushing to create videos showing Democrats using the same kind of rhetoric that House managers argue Trump should be convicted for. According to Jake Tapper, that would be an unfair criticism, because no violence came from them.

During MSNBC's impeachment preview coverage, Katy Tur, Stephanie Ruhle, and Hallie Jackson lamented that some conservative media isn't properly covering the proceedings, but are instead focusing on stories, such as the Dallas Mavericks refusing to pay the national anthem, that, according to Ruhle, aren't even true.

Last night Don Lemon doubled down on his hateful rhetoric about Trump voters and anyone who aligns themselves with the Republican party.

It was a tsunami of hate and dangerous rhetoric Thursday night on MSNBC’s The ReidOut as host Joy Reid and former Republican-turned-liberal and Lincoln Project adviser Kurt Bardella insisted that Republicans are a “radicalized, anti-democratic institution” that’s become “a domestic terrorist cell” that “champions” racism and “violence.”

Longtime journalist and MSNBC anchor Andrea Mitchell was so eager to dunk on Republican Senator Ted Cruz Wednesday with her literary knowledge, that she didn’t even bother doing a basic Google search to see if she was right before tweeting