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If there’s any question as to what left-wing journalists think about the right, all you have to do turn the channel to hatemonger and MSNBC host, Joy Reid. Reid’s passion seems to be spreading her bigotry against Republicans and Christians. That was obvious on her Friday night show, where she and her equally radical guests spent two hours bashing conservatives for passing laws to protect…

It’s best you take in as much fall football now as you possibly can, while it lasts. Due to so-called “climate change,” there may be as little as 10-15 more years of autumn football. That’s the load of bull spewing from the tweeting of a few prominent sports reporters.

On her MSNBC show, host Tiffany Cross and provocateur par excellence Elie Mystal vent their fury at the Texas law limiting abortions. And in doing so, they make a number of outrageous and absurd statements. Cross describes herself as very frightened by what she called the "vigilante" enforcement mechanism in the law. She said: "we know all too well what happens when dangerous white men are in…

The lack of self-awareness in the liberal media never ceases to amaze. Recall this column in The Washington Post by one Catherine Rampell? The headline: "Almost half of Republicans admit they’re ready to ditch democracy." The opening sentence said this: "Almost half of Republicans are now saying the quiet part out loud: They’d prefer to ditch this whole democracy thing…

MSNBC’s The ReidOut host Joy Reid had a pretty interesting time this week as her days and days of being Jalalabad Joy for the Biden administration on Afghanistan were rewarded with the end of the 20-year war and Texas’s new abortion law went into affect, so he had plenty of material to spew hatred and incite her viewers. Among the takes Reid offered, she compared Fox News…

Paul Mirengoff at Power Line ably called out Washington Post media reporter Jeremy Barr carrying water for all the left-wing media monitors. The Post headline is "TV news takes heat for relying on former defense officials as Afghanistan pundits." But the "heat" is all cranky liberals. The…

Silence says all you need to know about the Age of Woke. It’s the countless stars who won’t take a stand for free expression, or the platforms unwilling to defend their indefensible actions. They hope “radio silence” will be enough. Even worse?

Journalists on Friday announced the imminent departure of Joe Biden to New Orleans to see for himself the damage of Hurricane Ida. On Friday, CBS This Morning’s Stephanie Ramos stressed that Joe Biden was very welcome and would be of help: “There are always sensitivities with these kinds of trips but the president said yesterday that the state's governor encouraged…

The Modesto Bee editor was upset that the leading Democrat candidate in the California recall election showed "disdain" and "disrespected" Governor Gavin Newsom.

Website host GoDaddy is set to remove Texas Right to Life’s “whistleblower” website.

On Friday's PBS NewsHour, Washington Post columnist and MSNBC weekend host Jonathan Capehart insisted the fiasco in Afghanistan would be a "momentary blip" in the President's approval numbers. 

ABC, CBS, CNN, NBC, and MSNBC all avoided mentioning a Reuters story on a July phone call between President Biden and then-Afghanistan president Ashraf Ghani where Biden implored Ghani to project the perception of victory over the Taliban, whether it was "true or not."

National Review editor Rich Lowry appeared on the Thursday installment on MTP Daily on MSNBC to debate former Missouri Sen. Claire McCaskill on the Supreme Court's decision not to issue an emergency stay against Texas' new abortion law. Lowry relied a combination of facts and logic while McCaskill relied on untruths and hyperbole to make their respective points.

On Thursday’s Morning Joe, one of MSNBC’s favorite bomb-throwing pundits, far-left Princeton professor Eddie Glaude, actually compared the new pro-life law in Texas to the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 that precipitated the Civil War. In addition, Glaude and his fellow leftist panelists hoped Democrats could use the issue to gin up turnout in the midterms.