Eugene Daniels

It was the best of worlds for Democrats on Friday’s Washington Week with The Atlantic, as the entire panel of liberal journalists defended vice president and Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris from (let’s say it altogether) racist and sexist attacks, while ridiculing the debut of Donald Trump’s own VP pick, Sen. JD Vance of Ohio. Before ridiculing Trump’s vice-…

Matt Kittle at The Federalist found some serious bias by omission when Mediaite's "Press Club" podcast brought on Politico reporter Eugene Daniels to discuss how he is one of the few liberal-media reporters who was assigned to cover Vice President Kamala Harris. 

On the Saturday edition of MSNBC's The Weekend, Tara Setmayer's rebuke of Donald Trump as the real "bum" in the race sends co-host Symone Sanders-Townsend into a frenzy.

A disastrous debate performance by Joe Biden has led to widespread concern among Democrats, with some calling for him to end his campaign. The poor showing, characterized by stammering, stumbling, and an inability to mount an effective defense of key initiatives, played into fears that Biden could lose the upcoming election to Donald Trump. Reactions among Democrats ranged from shock to denial…

On MSNBC's The Weekend, co-anchor claims that Biden plays chess, whereas Trump, at best, plays Hungry Hippos. Co-anchor Symone Sanders-Townsend chips in to suggest Uno might be a better fit for Trump.  Sanders-Townsend claims that Biden's performance at the G7 summit refuted any notion that he might be "a little too old" for the job, thus ignoring a video of a doddering Biden wandering off…

The panel of MSNBC's The Weekend expresses its great frustration over voters not being sufficiently scared by Trump's rhetoric, and thus not stampeded into supporting Biden. The panel describes voters as being "numbed," not paying attention, and needing to be shaken by the shoulders and told to "snap out of it!"

It was a livelier-than-usual roundtable on Friday’s Washington Week with The Atlantic, as the import of former President Trump’s polling strength in the face of multiple trials seemed to be causing panic among the press corps. Moderator Jeffrey Goldberg led the feisty journalists in the discussion, including Laura Barrón-López of PBS NewsHour, Eugene Daniels of Politico,…

The latest, foreign-policy-facing episode of Washington Week with The Atlantic found the weekly journalistic roundtable quite comfortable with both American hard and soft power -- as long as President Biden and the Democrats hold the reins. There was a scattering of hostile labeling, with three “far right” labels foisted on Republicans, but what was most striking was the panel’s…

On The Weekend, the MSNBC show she co-anchors, Alicia Menendez says of Joe Biden: "As someone who experiences a ton of existential dread, I hope that I am this prolific in my 70s and getting this much done. It gives me some sense of calm."

Promoting the series God Save Texas -- currently running on HBO -- MSNBC's Morning Joe regulars recently lamented that Democrats are not seizing control of Texas quickly enough as predicted by the media for decades. And, as The New Yorker's Lawrence Wright appeared on both Morning Joe and on PBS's Amanpour & Co. to promote the series (which he…

Politico is so worried about Biden's dwindling 2024 election chances that they are now hyping a laughable border triangulation gimmick.

As Vice President Kamala Harris wrestles with abysmal polls -- the latest NBC News poll found 32 percent approval, 49 percent disapproval -- pro-Biden media outlets are energetically attempting to help her spin out of these dismal numbers

If there's one theme we can isolate and mock as denying political reality, it's the theme that Joe Biden could still argue in any way that he's all about a "thick bold line" between the White House and the Justice Department. The Politico "Playbook" team on Wednesday set out to explain "Why Biden won’t touch on Trump".

On Morning Joe, Eugene Daniels of Politico says that Ron DeSantis has adopted an anti-woke approach to the teaching of American history because he and others feel that "we can't teach the correct history of this country, because it makes white kids uncomfortable."