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As the 2020 campaign kicks into high gear, some people are going "over the top" and making serious mistakes. The Trump-hating ex-Republicans at the Lincoln Project posted a tweet that was so blatantly inaccurate, even Trump-bashing reporters ruled they were wrong on Twitter. They claimed someone in a Monday crowd listening to the president shouted out the word "Monkey" -- insert your racist…

On New Day Sunday, CNN political commentator Errol Louis was dismissive of the inclusion of Nick Sandmann at the Republican National Convention, suggested that the media smearing of the Kentucky teen wasn't so bad, and portrayed his speech as part of an effort by Republicans to "stoke the fires of grievance."

On MSNBC's AM Joy show, Never Trumper Tom Nichols says, "we [Never Trumpers] all have a sentimental attachment to the Republican party. We all loved Old Yeller. But at some point you have to take Old Yeller behind the barn and put him down." Nichols' violent death wish for the Republican party shocked even the liberal host, Jonathan Capehart, sending him into a stumbling response: "Wow! That,…

In what has become a tale as old as time, Univision’s Jorge Ramos attempted to gaslight his viewers into believing that a Trump statement on immigration was meant to disparage an entire community. This time, though, he was met head-on and absolutely shut down by a prepared guest.

Twitter Moments is as biased in curating the campaign as the “independent fact checkers.” It would figure that the Democratic convention would cause them all to fact check…..the Republicans, not the Democrats. Promoted at the top of the Moments this morning was this gem: "The DNC did not remove the phrase 'under God' from the Pledge of Allegiance, Snopes and PolitiFact confirm."

So it begins. The completion of the Democratic National Convention and the approaching Republican counterpart has effectively launched the final stage of the 2020 presidential campaign. And The Washington Post has hit the panic button.

One of the most popular streaming services available these days is Netflix, which has produced a slate of original programs and provocative films, including Becoming, a documentary examining the life of former First Lady Michelle Obama. Nadia Hallgren, the director of that movie, has been tapped to helm another liberal project to describe the life of Ben Crump, an attorney who has represented…

Guest-hosting AM Joy today, Jonathan Capehart of the Washington Post and MSNBC suggested that network execs shouldn't show the "felonious couple," i.e. the McCloskeys, when they speak at the RNC convention next week.  A guest on the show claims that President Trump would use the McCloskeys as an example to promote a "violent mutiny" should he lose the election.

On Saturday's Velshi show, MSNBC host Ali Velshi declared that Donald Trump administration officials who pushed for the zero tolerance policy for illegal border crossers should have it "haunt" them for the "rest of their lives" because of the children who were separated from their parents.

On Friday afternoon, CNN anchor Anderson Cooper reacted stoically as far-left CNN contributor Nina Turner went into a rant trashing the U.S., asserting that "this country is racist," and that it "definitely needs to be redeemed."

On Wednesday morning, Today co-host Savannah Guthrie threw a series of softballs at Jill Biden. But on Saturday's Today, NBC was all attack questions with Lara Trump, Eric Trump’s wife and a Trump campaign adviser. Peter Alexander asked how Trump could attack Joe Biden's acceptance speech when "even Fox News described it as 'enormously effective.'"

On her Wednesday show, MSNBC Live host Stephanie Ruhle lamented to Delaware Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester that people will still vote for President Trump despite him being a liar and Joe Biden being a much more decent person. 

Once again proving that the liberal media can interpret an ulterior motive of racism by conservatives into any issue, MSNBC host Katy Tur and MSNBC Republican contributor Michael Steele hinted on Tuesday afternoon that racism has the reason why so many voters have told pollsters they prefer President Donald Trump to better handle the economy than Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden.

"Wonder Woman 1984" director Patty Jenkins claims she is not being political even though the villain of her film bears a physical resemblance to Donald Trump, especially as to hair style. In addition, she also claims that Trump was only one of the business people from the 1980s that she based the bad guy, Maxwell Lord upon but when people see the trailer (and the movie set for release in…