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PBS host Christiane Amanpour welcomed Pulitzer Prize-winning author Barbara Kingsolver to Friday’s episode of Amanpour and Company to not only promote her new book but also to engage in the type of election analysis that says that Tuesday was not just a good night for Democrats; it was a victory for democracy itself.

On Election Night Tuesday, the PBS News Hour continued its cozy Democratic tradition of hosting Rep. Nancy Pelosi on Election Night, the way it has since 2016, as proudly noted by co-anchor Amna Nawaz Tuesday night. Pelosi has been a guest on the News Hour six straight election nights starting in 2016, including both mid-term and presidential year elections. 

The day after the Blue Wave swept over America, Wednesday’s PBS News Hour lauded “progressive” left victors and triumphant minority candidates, while sanding off their hard-left edges. Co-anchor Geoff Bennett brought a list of electoral “historic firsts,” but left out Florida electing its first black governor, Republican Bryon Donalds.

On Monday’s PBS News Hour, Fred de Sam Lazaro reported from the Twin Cities on what co-anchor Amna Nawaz solemnly described in her introduction as “a surge of anti-Muslim rhetoric and xenophobia in political ads and speeches” as the midterms loom, as part of the program’s occasional “Race Matters” series.

PBS surely knows that Democrat majorities in the House and Senate will lunge to restore taxpayer funding for "public" broadcasting. They never stopped promoting the Democrats even as President Trump and the Republicans moved to defund them. They didn't change their partisan approach at all. The same was true of PBS coverage on Tuesday.

On Election Night, PBS News Hour reporter William Brangham talked to Colin Jackson of Michigan Public Radio Network and spread the “Islamophobia” smear while discussing the U.S. Senate race in Michigan, won by radical Democrat Abdul El-Sayed.

The elitist media’s closing argument for this midterm election amounted to fearmongering about “mass-murderer” President Donald Trump trying to start a “race war” and the need for voters to check MAGA’s “overt” and “explicit” racism. Here are just some of the most obnoxious outbursts from leftist journalists and celebrities over the past month: 

The results of the Worst Media Quote of the Week are in, and the winner is…Joe Scarborough! 

CNN has an established pattern of selective street interviews that neatly fit the network’s preferred liberal narrative. On Friday’s CNN This Morning, it was Alaska’s turn. The topic was the Democrats and Mary Peltola placing a Decoy Dan Sullivan on the ballot. Host Audie Cornish opened with clips of two Alaskan voters. And—surprise!— they both said the scandal wouldn’t change their support…

MS NOW host and Friday PBS News Hour contributor Jonathan Capehart spun so hard on behalf of Democrats on Friday it is amazing he didn’t fall out of his chair. According to Capehart, the only reason the country is talking about the Alaska Senate race is not because of dirty tricks by Mary Peltola and Decoy Dan Sullivan, but because President Trump and the DOJ are investigating said dirty…

Wednesday’s PBS News Hour addressed the New York Times’ bombshell story about the crucial Alaska U.S. Senate race pitting Democrat Mary Peltola against two candidates named Dan Sullivan: Dan S. Sullivan, the incumbent Republican senator, and fraudulent candidate Dan J. Sullivan, handpicked by the Democratic Party to steal votes away from the Republican incumbent. But Wedesday's News Hour didn’…

The final GDP figures before the 2026 midterms completely upended the marathon-running media narrative that the Trump economy was headed for the proverbial iceberg. Predictably, two major newscasts chose to leave voters in the dark just before they head to the polls.

On Tuesday evening, a week before Election Day, PBS News Hour reporter Stephanie Sy used one of left-wing MSNBC’s favored religion experts to discourage conservatives from embracing Donald Trump and by extension, Republicans up for election to Congress. Co-anchor Geoff Bennett: "White evangelical Christians have been among President Trump`s most loyal supporters for more than a decade now. And…

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