Amy Coney Barrett

Well, we can’t say they didn’t warn us. Apple TV+’s newsroom drama The Morning Show spent the better part of episode 7, “Strict Scrutiny,” strongly pushing Hollywood’s favorite agenda- abortion. They even went so far as to have a mother express regret that she didn’t have “a choice” in front of the adult son she wasn’t able to kill, and claiming, “It was a proud moment for women…

MSNBC's Joy Reid kicked off Wednesday's edition of The ReidOut with a long-winded, fact-free diatribe against the Supreme Court that featured plenty of projection as she mourned that the conservative justices have lost the ability to surprise.

The debaucherous, pornographic and exploitive drama Gossip Girl returned for a second season to continue poisoning the minds of its teen viewers, but thankfully the show has gotten the axe from HBO Max. (Get woke, go broke!) Not before ten episodes of explicit sex, drugs, and woke SJW politics aired to an impressionable, underage audience, though.

As part of their first post-Thanksgiving show on Monday, the cast of ABC The View wallowed in some anti-Catholic bigotry. They demanded that U.S. Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett recuse herself from a religious liberty case because of her Catholic faith. It was quickly expanded to all the Catholic justices with erroneous accusations that Coney Barrett had either renounced her…

Reacting to the just-issued Supreme Court decision clearing the way for the IRS to furnish Trump tax returns to the Democrat-controlled House, Joe Scarborough, on Morning Joe, goes on a long spiel hailing the dedication of conservative Justices on the Court for respecting the precepts of "Madisonian checks and balances."

The following are just some of the most obnoxious outbursts from the now-canceled Tiffany Cross.  

On her MSNBC show, Tiffany Cross decries the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade, citing a false and misleading statistic that in America, 17 million children are hungry. The implicit suggestion is that at least some of those 17 million children would be better off if they had been aborted.

On her Saturday morning MSNBC show, Tiffany Cross devoted a segment to a collective kvetch over white women, who refuse to get with the liberal agenda but instead vote Republican! But Cross and her panelists would also glorify Kamala Harris, who recently said: "How dare they tell a woman what she can and cannot do with her own body." Well, one of the things a woman can "do with her body" is…

A leftist group posted home addresses of six right-leaning Supreme Court justices but hasn’t been restricted by any major social media sites. The doxxing attack appears to violate several site policies such as harassment and sharing content that reveals others’ private information.

Bookstores now sell only certain kinds of children’s books. “Go into Barnes & Noble,” says Bethany Mandel in my new video, “and you will be met with a wall of biographies. Probably 27 different books about former Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Great. A ton about Kamala Harris. Great.” But where are the biographies on conservatives? There weren’t any. She found lots on people…

Supreme Court nominees having to answer questions from senators is part of the process, but  MSNBC’s Tiffany Cross used her Saturday show to declare that Ketanji Brown Jackson having to answer questions from her “basic ass” “intellectual inferiors” is proof that black women face hurdles in America that others do not.

On Tuesday, Twitchy writer Sarah D. called out the laughable hypocrisy of a far-left MSNBC host feigning outrage via tweet over Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson being asked about her faith, following Justice Amy Coney Barrett being routinely attacked for her religious beliefs by the leftist media: “Lawrence O’Donnell was overcome with righteous indignation when GOP Sen. Lindsey…

On Tuesday, Fox News Digital senior editor David Rutz and media reporter Joseph A. Wulfsohn reported on the stunning double standard the leftist media have displayed when it comes to Supreme Court nominations under Republican versus Democratic administrations: “Members of the legacy media have offered vastly different coverage between the ongoing Supreme Court confirmation of Judge Ketanji…

Joe Biden on February 25 nominated Ketanji Brown Jackson to fill the vacancy of Justice Stephen Breyer. When it comes to ideological labels for Supreme Court nominees, the networks have one rule: Republican nominees are “staunch,” worrisome conservatives. Democratic picks are rarely labeled as extreme liberals.