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Tuesday’s Election Day CBS Mornings featured an analysis block that provided nothing in terms of balance, but instead a campaign of GOP demoralization on polls, early voting, and a distracted President versus heaps of hope for Democrats.

HBO’s John Oliver used Sunday’s edition of Last Week Tonight to give viewers one last pep talk before the midterms that included assuring them that Democratic trickery in Alaska is nothing to be concerned about. Oliver also warned that Republicans are obsessed with “Islamophobia” and “transphobia” and that “the level of bigotry this year has been truly ugly.”

Early on Election Day 2026, ABC’s Good Morning America could barely contain its excitement over what was predicted to be a strong night for their preferred party (Democrats), celebrating the “political headwinds,” “record-low approval ratings,” and that Americans want to give their party a chance because the Trump economy has left “people struggling to pay for basic essentials.”

On Sunday's Connect show, MS NOW host Jacob Soboroff gave a commentary cheering on left-wing activists who have, among things, harassed ICE agents whom he demonized as "depraved." He even went so far it to celebrate efforts to sleep-deprive federal agents by making noise outside of hotels where they were staying.

Since the broadcast networks have turned up the wick on midterm coverage, NBC’s Today has consistently stood apart from ABC’s Good Morning America (GMA) and the supposedly MAGA-coded CBS Mornings, with attempts or glimmers of balance. Monday’s show was no different as, while ABC and CBS sought to downplay or attack Congresswoman Haley Stevens’s (D-MI) endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers for…

Forty-five-to-one. That is the ratio of negative to positive headlines about President Donald Trump among the top 20 stories Google News promoted from Oct. 1 through Oct. 28, in the weeks leading up to the midterm elections, according to a new Media Research Center analysis.

Fresh off an analysis showing that Apple News repeatedly promoted negative headlines about Republican-aligned issues, a new MRC analysis found that the negative framing extended to headlines that directly mention President Donald Trump. From Oct. 1 through Oct. 28, MRC reviewed Apple News’s top 20 stories and found 96 stories in total with Trump’s name in headlines: 49 headlines framed Trump…

Monday’s CBS Mornings went all-out to defend Michigan Democrat senatorial candidate Abdul el-Sayed, fretting he’s endured “Islamophobic” rhetoric and must now overcome Democrat Congresswoman Haley Stevens’s “shocking about-face” and “betrayal” of the Democratic Party by backing Republican candidate Mike Rogers.

ABC’s Good Morning America did its best to paper over Sunday’s stunning announcement in Michigan, with Democratic Congresswoman Haley Stevens (D-MI) endorsing Republican senatorial candidate Mike Rogers over Democrat Abdul el-Sayed, the man who defeated Stevens by roughly a point in the primary. ABC reassured leftist viewers that “Democrats [are] showing strength despite some last-minute drama…

You knew Morning Joe would criticize Democrat Haley Stevens for endorsing Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan senate race. But the show took it to another, vile level today with an ugly insinuation.

When it comes to politics, MS NOW is very orthodox: everyone sings from the same liberal hymnal. Hosts and guests alike reliably spout the same lefty talking points o’ the day. So it was surprising to hear Jackie Alemany, co-host of The Weekend, go off-script on Saturday. Even more shocking: she did so at the expense of her co-host, Jonathan Capehart.

Liberal media outlets like being aggressively liberal, and paint themselves as heroes for it. Liberal journalists are not asked to address how the non-liberal chunk of Americans feel they show obvious favoritism toward the Democrats and transparent loathing of President Trump. See the whitewash profile of CNN women speaking truth to Trump published by USA Today.

On Thursday, CNN News Central lambasted President Donald Trump and his supporters for the crime of questioning pre-election polls and pointing out that they have been wrong in the past. Predictably, correspondent Donie O'Sullivan was the one to deliver the network's latest condemnation of conservatives as conspiracy theorists while offering little examination of why some voters distrust the…

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…