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The average American independent voter has a “pox on both houses” bias, but the average “mainstream” journalist doesn’t think that way. They always see Republicans as more negative than Democrats. On November 1, the front page of The New York Times was not subtle, with a story headlined: “As Republicans Copy Trump's Style, Vicious Attacks Set New Low."

With just about everything breaking Democrats’ way, the Elitist Media sought to test a narrative of DSA ascendancy. In particular, CBS’s Margaret Brennan and Norah O’Donnell tried to suggest there was some message to be had from Angie Nixon’s defeat. Former U.S. Ambassador to Japan Rahm Emanuel accepted.

The big, blue midterm wave election has brought the Elitist Media back to the position of acting as Regime Media for the Democrats. Polls hadn’t even closed yet, but some are making even less of an effort to conceal their partisan bent than usual.

After months of fearing of a stolen midterm election, MS NOW celebrated Democrats' wins on Tuesday night and took a victory lap on coverage led by Rachel Maddow. At the start of coverage, Jen Psaki and Chris Hayes were relieved to see the election moving as normal, before Maddow proclaimed the voters interrupted "democratic backsliding" under Trump. Later, fears of the election were subdued,…

When Senator Jon Ossoff (D-GA) insisted in October that he had “zero interest in running for president,” nobody took him all that seriously — after all, that’s the standard line for any incumbent up for re-election in a must-win state. But even before the Senator had successfully defended his seat on election night, the news media were already so enamored with his campaign that they were…

Amid Democratic election wins in the midterm elections, there were two firsts and “historic” wins for Black candidates in both the GOP and Democratic Party, with Republican Byron Donalds becoming Florida’s first Black governor, and Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms becoming the first Black governor in the country’s history, leading to a celebratory MS NOW reaction. But the channel had a bit of a…

On election night 2026, Disney-owned ABC News was just shy of suffering thrills up their legs in celebrating Georgia going blue across the ticket, celebrating it as “a new chapter in America history,” proof that “a barrier falls,” and a night “for the history books,” between Keisha Lance Bottoms winning the governorship and Jon Ossoff’s Senate reelection triggering “googly eyes” among the…

Ahead of showing off its brand-new Washington bureau studio, CNN opened Election Night in America with a movie trailer-style opening that echoed the farcical, biased productions that ABC News has become known to churn out (going back through 2016, 2017, 2019, 2020, and beyond), framing Democrats as inevitable and noble while Republicans are fringe and weak.

In the Tuesday afternoon election pre-game coverage on MS NOW, The Moment host Katy Tur continued her progressive network’s disdain for President Trump and Republicans' overall messaging against far-left Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, and called Trump’s closing message an attempt to go after “voters who are Islamophobic.”

On Election Day, the X account AGHamilton29 drew attention to a New York Times report headlined "Jewish Leaders in Michigan Urge Support for El-Sayed’s Senate Bid." There was something funny -- literally funny -- about the signatories to the letter. One signatory was "Jack Mehoff."

Tuesday’s Election Day CBS Mornings featured an analysis block that provided nothing in terms of balance, but instead a campaign of GOP demoralization on polls, early voting, and a distracted President versus heaps of hope for Democrats.

On Monday, CNN’s The Arena panel debated whether Michigan Democrat Haley Stevens had abandoned her party after her endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers over Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed. Stevens’ initial support of El-Sayed changed amid concerns over his lack of support for Israel and Michigan’s Jewish community, drawing curious condemnation from the liberals of the panel.

The leftist media trashing of Congresswoman Haley Stevens (D-MI) in the immediate aftermath of her Sunday endorsement of GOP Senate candidate Mike Rogers continued into Monday. On Fox News's The Five, Democrat panelist Harold Ford Jr. bucked the trend, blaming El-Sayed for the Stevens feud, and calling the attacks on her "out of bounds."

As voters in at least six states decide on whether to require voter ID to vote this election day, ChatGPT was the only artificial intelligence model to affirmatively state, “No” to a photo ID requirement, when a majority of Americans have said it should be required to vote in elections.