Texas

In piece for Monday's New York Times entitled “Desperate and Leaving Texas to Have Abortions,” reporter Sabrina Tavernise penned a pro-abortion story from Oklahoma City that not only told of Texas women apparently crossing into Oklahoma in droves to have abortions in light of the state's abortion law, but featured a quote that framed children as some sort of burdensome nuisance.

Daily Show host Trevor Noah recently admitted he’s “thrilled” that he doesn’t have to attack who’s in the Oval Office anymore so he can instead fearmonger for Democrat causes. On Monday night, the comedian did just that, hammering Texas’s fetal heartbeat law protecting unborn babies as “insane” “horrible” and “terrifying.”

The New York Times’ most cringeworthy columnist these days doesn't appear in the news section, although Paul Krugman and Charles Blow do provide stiff competition each week. It’s actually the paper’s Sports of the Times scribe, Kurt Streeter. Streeter previously railed against college and pro sports not shutting down for fear of Covid. The games went on, and the teams…

National Public Radio cannot be expected to offer any fraction of "fair and balanced" when it comes to abortion. On Monday's Morning Edition, Dallas-based correspondent Wade Goodwyn uncorked a completely one-sided propaganda piece against the new pro-life law in Texas. The sympathetic center of the piece was "K.T." because "they" were accidentally pregnant. 

Do New York Times reporters not keep tabs on their own paper? Sunday’s Times featured Houston bureau chief J. David Goodman, “Texas Lawmakers, After Shift To Right, Plan More of Same.”  It’s the latest entry in what has amounted to a series of random stories the Times has been constantly running for a decade, all with the same dopey liberal media idea that…

ABC’s George Stephanopoulos badgered Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer on Tuesday's Good Morning America, over whether or not the highest court in the land had become political. The liberal justice was on the program promoting his new book, which argued justices follow “the rule of law” not political parties’ demands. But Stephanopoulos didn’t believe it, and grilled him on…

Late-night comedians turned into screeching liberal commentators during the Trump years and they’ve continued to display their unfunny, foul-mouthed “humor” when reacting to any sort of resistance to their partisan agenda. Case in point, Last Week Tonight host John Oliver lost it over Texas’s fetal heartbeat law on his Sunday show, fuming at the Supreme Court for not striking it down…

In the matter of a new Texas law banning abortions six weeks after gestation, when a fetal heartbeat can usually be detected by vaginal ultrasound, suppose the headlines had been different? Instead of words like “most restrictive in nation” (The Wall Street Journal) and “Supreme Court refuses to block Texas law” (The Washington Post), along with four stories splashed across the front…

In the mixed up world of far-left MSNBC, the real threat of violence at an abortion clinic is not from the doctor performing the gruesome killing, but from pro-life activists picketing or praying outside. During at least two shows on Monday, MSNBC hosts and guests had full blown meltdowns over Texas’s new law restricting abortions and smeared pro-life activists as violent extremists…

On Saturday afternoon, MSNBC weekend host Alex Witt displayed the liberal new network's pro-abortion activism by gushing over teenage abortion rights advocate Paxton Smith, who gave a valedictory speech a few months ago that was hyped by the left.

CNN weekend anchor Jim Acosta dropped more bombs on Saturday, calling Tucker Carlson a "human manure spreader" and Xeroxing Joy Reid's talk of an "American Taliban" in Texas. 

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…

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.  

On Friday, ABC’s Good Morning America actually had the gall to lament that Planned Parenthood abortionists were murdering fewer unborn babies in the wake of Texas passing pro-life legislation to regulate the lethal procedure. At one point in the despicable coverage, a Houston abortion clinic doctor complained that the “inhumane” legislation was reducing his business.