Florida

Leftists like the ones at National Public Radio think it's super-kooky to compare Barack Obama or Joe Biden to communists, but apparently it's just "news" to let leftists compare Ron DeSantis to Fidel Castro. On Thursday's bizarrely named All Things Considered, there was another completely one-sided story ripping DeSantis.

The folks at The New York Times Book Review would like you to believe they are the nation's premier evaluators of books, fiction and nonfiction. But the evidence shows the Times evaluates political books with a reliably partisan rancor or rapture, depending on which party it is. That explains their hammering the new Ron DeSantis book as a dull episode of "Culture War Mad Libs…

The top story in Saturday's Washington Post was headlined "Fraught fight over AP's new course: Politics forced changes to the African American studies plan, critics say." As usual, the "critics" of the new Advanced Placement curriculum for high schools are leftists. 

For Black History Month, CBS Saturday Morning co-host Michelle Miller interviewed children’s book illustrator Vashti Harrison for a segment that was perfectly normal until the Miller’s addendum at the end, where she suggested some of Harrison’s work might be banned in Florida for simply having black characters.

Walkouts are just about as effective as petitions.

Coming out of one of her Wednesday commercial breaks, MSNBC’s Joy Reid managed to spread three bits of misinformation on the state of education in Florida in less than one minute.

On Friday, in a segment first flagged by NewsBusters, MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell asked Vice President Harris why Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis does not want the history of slavery taught in schools. On Wednesday, she offered up a half-hearted correction, declaring her previous remarks to be “imprecise.”

As much as they say otherwise, MSNBC is terrified of Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis becoming President because they know he's a real threat to their leftist agenda. Trump to them is an easy punching bag for ratings. Proof of this came on Tuesday night's edition of The ReidOut when guest host Jason Johnson leveled another nasty attack on DeSantis, this time sliming the entire…

CNN Tonight host Alisyn Camerota accused Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis of “cancel culture” on Monday thus demonstrating she has no idea what cancel culture actually is. Elsewhere on the panel, network anchor John Berman would suggest that the government telling government-run schools what to teach is an example of “big government.”

“Florida bans gender-affirming care for transgender youth. Parents raise concerns,” by Melissa Block, “an NPR special correspondent covering gender issues,” appeared on taxpayer-funded National Public Radio’s Morning Edition Monday. Block’s long, utterly one-sided profile included a portrait of teenager Liz Bostock, “[a]ssigned male at birth.” With a soft, celebratory focus on…

CNN, the purveyors of what is and isn’t...conservative? Such was the case on Monday morning’s CNN Newsroom when host and former Obama official Jim Sciutto dedicated a block to proclaiming that “some conservatives are concerned” possible 2024 presidential candidate and Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL) isn’t an actual conservative and instead some sort of big government authoritarian.

WASHINGTON -- There is a phenomenon that has been creeping across America for at least the past 30 years that I have yet to comment on. Social scientists, however, have been writing on it for a long time. It is the phenomenon of people on the right moving into neighborhoods that are already heavily conservative. On the other hand, people on the left end of the political spectrum tend to stay…

The cast of CBS Saturday Morning spread some misinformation about the state of education in Florida when correspondent Cristian Benavides claimed that “classrooms and school libraries look like this” while showing a photo from a substitute teacher that was fired on Wednesday for spreading misinformation.

In the past week, CNN has again showed that CEO Chris Licht has changed nothing. CNN interviewers coddles Democrat guests and fight with Republicans.