Charles Blow

To mark the 60th anniversary of Martin Luther King's March on Washington, the CBS program Sunday Morning aired a commentary by left-wing New York Times columnist Charles Blow, who started out celebrating the speech as "iconic," but then turned on its idealism, touting that King later hardened to the left, focusing on systemic racism. All the leftists prefer the more radical…

CNN and MSNBC have given an enthusiastic boost to the NAACP’s so-called travel advisory cautioning black Americans not to visit Florida. Hosts on both cable networks giddily parroted the hyperbolic warning throughout the weekend and into Monday afternoon, all while conveniently omitting the NAACP’s overt far-left leanings.

This past week, MSNBC analyst and New York Times columnist Charles Blow made a remarkable declaration that "white people will be replaced" but still accused Republicans of "racism" as he responded to Ohio Republican Senate nominee J.D. Vance charging that Democrats support illegal immigration in the hopes it will mean new voters for them.

A wildly pro-abortion columnist for The New York Times scolded Americans for daring to abandon so-called leftist “principles” when a bad economy eats into their “pocketbooks.”

It’s official: New York Times opinion columnist Charles Blow can find “white supremacy” everywhere, even within the notorious leaked audio of Democratic Latino members of the Los Angeles city council making offensive remarks about blacks and Jews during a meeting on the city’s redistricting process.

On Jonathan Capehart's Sunday Show, MSNBC legal analyst Glenn Kirschner says "I don't believe for a minute they [the Supreme Court] are not going to come after desegregation.

On Wednesday’s The ReidOut on MSNBC, host Joy Reid continued her week-long freak out over guns and demonized anyone who owns a gun and opposes gun control. Even going as far as to compare concerns conservatives have about gun confiscations to the movie Birth of a Nation whipping up the Klan in the early 1900s. 

This week, in one of the most shocking business moves in recent memory, Twitter reversed itself and decided to sell itself after all to Elon Musk, who paid some $44 billion for the privilege. The move was made, at least in part, for ideological reasons; Musk has been vocally critical of Twitter's management of information flow.

On Saturday afternoon's Alex Witt Reports on MSNBC, fill-in host Katy Tur was joined by new MSNBC contributor Charles Blow to spend a segment bemoaning the new law in Florida that bars the teaching of transgender issues to young children in schools.

The shooting death of black teen Trayvon Martin during a sidewalk confrontation with George Zimmerman in Orlando 10 years ago stoked the new civil rights movement – or so claims a column and video for the opinion section of the Times marking the anniversary: “Trayvon Martin Is Still Making America Confront Its Original Sin.” The presence of Al Sharpton is not the most offensive part…

Interviewed by Jonathan Capehart on The 11th Hour regarding the outcome of the trial of the three men charged in the death of Ahmaud Arbery, MSNBC contributor and former Obama appointee Brittany Packnett Cunningham never once mentions that a virtually all-white jury in a Deep South had convicted all three defendants of murder. Instead, Cunningham downplays the verdicts as "literally the very…

The significance of Virginia Lt. Governor-elect Winsome Sears’ victory cannot be overstated. But her victory is significant not only because she is a Black woman and the “first” of her race and gender to hold the office of lieutenant governor in Virginia, but also because she has been described as an anti-racist. Sears does not buy into a victimhood that characterizes the Democratic Party’s…

With his New York Times column on Monday, “Ron DeSantis, How Many Must Die?,” angry liberal columnist Charles Blow has earned the honor of being outclassed by the eternally classless Paul Krugman, who gets marginally less personal when attacking Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s handling of the coronavirus crisis. Besides being hateful, Blow’s column is incredibly thin on facts to support…

A half-dozen timeworn titles by beloved children’s author Theodore Geisel, aka Dr. Seuss, will no longer be offered by the author's estate for having purportedly racist content, a sad but predictable play in the age of Woke. But New York Times liberal columnist Charles Blow is one-upping the already overdone outrage, gunning for old cartoon characters like "Pepé Le Pew, who normalized…