Florida

On Thursday's The 11th Hour, MS NOW host Ali Velshi used the show's regular "Night Light" segment to cheer the defeat of conservative school board members in Sarasota who were backed by Moms for Liberty.

Politifact (D-Florida) is already demonstrating the notion that "fact checking" is often Republican spin-spoiling. Democrats chose DSA member Angie Nixon to run for Senate, and PolitiFact asked: "How aligned is Angie Nixon with democratic socialists? Moody's Florida Senate race attack misleads." Wrong.

MS NOW host Jonathan Capehart joined PBS News Hour on Friday for his weekly news recap segment with The Atlantic staff writer David Brooks. During the part of the discussion about DSA candidate Angie Nixon winning the Democratic Senate nomination in Florida, Capehart insisted that you can’t actually claim Nixon is a DSA candidate and therefore tie her to the DSA’s recent praise of Fidel Castro…

As you might have expected, many in the liberal media spent Wednesday celebrating Tuesday's primary victory by Florida state Rep Angie Nixon, a member of the DSA, who won the Democratic nomination for Senate in Florida. But on CNN's News Central, an interview conducted by co-host Boris Sanchez with DSA Co-Chair Ashik Siddique took an unexpected twist, as Siddique failed to answer several…

CNN viewers got to witness a magnificent piece of historic whitewashing today, in service of propping up a Senate candidate aligned with the Democrat Socialists of America (DSA). While questioning the Florida Democrat nominee to the U.S. Senate, Angie Nixon, on her potential engagement with the various exile communities in the state, The Arena host Kasie Hunt suggested these Latin American…

On Wednesday, after Democratic socialist candidate Angie Nixon was victorious in Florida’s Democratic Senate primary, MS NOW reporter Alex Tabet worried that Cubans in Florida would not vote for Nixon because of Republicans’ “incorrect conflation of communism and Democratic socialism.”

On Wednesday, ABC’s Good Morning America, CBS Mornings, and NBC’s Today all had full reports on Tuesday’s primary results that boasted a socialist candidate pulled off an upset in Florida’s Senate race and trumpeted Alaska Senate primary with blatant political chicanery in which someone seems to have found another Alaska with the same name as incumbent Republican Dan Sullivan in hopes of…

Florida Republican-turned MSNBC talking head-turned Democratic gubernatorial nominee David Jolly has portrayed himself as the kind of aspiring governor who would not insert himself into decisions about whether or not a minor should receive transgender “medical care.” This has led GOP nominee Byron Donalds and his PAC to say Jolly supports transgender surgeries for minors, but the damage…

On Tuesday's State of Play show, MS NOW host Peter Alexander joined reporter Alex Tabet in seeing a "battle of the bigots" in the Republican primary for the seat of Florida Congressman Randy Fine.

On Tuesday, ABC, CBS, and NBC used their flagship morning news shows to go all negative toward Republicans ahead of primaries in three states (and a special election in California), gushing over “pretty wild” circumstances in Alaska that could help “a strong challenger” take a Senate seat for Democrats and reveling in the Florida scene with scandals plaguing one House Republican, socialists…

PolitiFact threw the "False" flag at a minor GOP candidate for wrongly claiming the U.S. and Israeli militaries were merging. But they could have done the same for AOC, Ro Khanna, and Thomas Massie. Why single out the un-elected conspiracy theorist? 

Sometimes the New York Times takes a respite from its non-stop vituperation of President Trump to indulge in a side-quest of leftist hostility against another successful Republican, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. The New York Times Magazine issued a 5,000-word-plus collaboration with the left-wing non-profit news site ProPublica, “Capital Punishment Is on the Decline. Except in Ron DeSantis’s…

HBO’s John Oliver returned to 2023 and 2024 on Sunday’s edition of Last Week Tonight as he sought to explain why Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, former Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives and current university president Richard Corcoran, and conservative activist Chris Rufo’s rebrand of New College of Florida is worse than the Nazis.

If you’re an old, washed-up, one-hit wonder, you should probably be grateful to still have fans who show up to your concerts. That was definitely not the case with Chris Robinson from The Black Crowes, who performed Sunday in Tampa, Florida, and decided to bite the hand (and country) that feeds him by denouncing fans for chanting, “USA” when the band’s crow mascot was shown dressed as Uncle…