Herschel Walker

ABC’s Good Morning America projected an image of confidence Monday on behalf of Vice President Kamala Harris, cheering her strategy of “end[ing] on a positive note” and “hoping to turn out every last voter by convincing them that she’s the candidate who can turn the page” while Donald Trump has hurled “violent and dark rhetoric” catering only to “angry young men.”

MRC Free Speech Vice President Dan Schneider condemned Google for hiding from accountability and further exposed years of Big Tech election interference.

In case you may have forgotten, Freeform’s racist comedy grown-ish would like to remind you that they really hate…

On Wednesday's CNN This Morning, as the show had on Washington Post reporter Matt Brown to discuss the Georgia Senate runoff, co-host Kaitlan Collins asked Brown about his article tying the runoff system to White segregationists who designed it in the 1960s. Neither mentioned that these segregationists were Democrats as Collins vaguely called them "conservative White…

On CNN This Morning, political commentator S.E. Cupp says that Republicans might have had a better candidate in Georgia: "If you had a strong Republican leadership willing to say to Donald Trump, this candidate is crap and we're not going to win with this candidate."

In the wake of Republican Herschel Walker’s defeat in Georgia for the Senate seat Wednesday, the vicious ladies of The View suggested that "white guys" in the Republican Party only supported female and minority candidates because they want someone they can control. They also took a swipe at Walker’s 1.7 million votes and wondered “Who are these … people?!” One even said Walker looked…

The flagship broadcast network news programs were ebullient Wednesday morning on the heels of their team’s victory in Tuesday’s Georgia Senate runoff election with Senator Raphael Warnock (D-GA) defeating Republican Herschel Walker, whom ABC, CBS, and NBC boasted had “struggled to overcome” “one scandal after another” (and thus allowed Warnock to evade questions about his past).

Shortly after the Georgia runoff election was called in favor of Democrat Senator Raphael Warnock late Tuesday night, the conversation during MSNBC’s live election coverage quickly turned to why Republicans once again lost a runoff election in the Peach state. Predictably, chief race-baiter Joy Reid lashed out at any talk that Georgia Republican Governor Brian Kemp is any different than former…

On Tuesday evening as many voters in Georgia were heading to the polls after work, ABC’s World News Tonight and NBC Nightly News continued to provide in-kind contributions to the campaign of Democrat Senator Ralphael Warnock by burying his scandals and ties to a noted racist and anti-Semite and getting in one last hit job on his Republican opponent Herschel Walker. 

On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski asks, "can he speak to the issues? Does he have a grasp on the issues? Would he be able to perform the job as senator?" Mika was speaking of Republican Herschel Walker, candidate for Senate from Georgia. But the same questions could just as easily have applied to John Fetterman, the stroke-impaired Democrat from Pennsylvania. Except the liberal media never asked…

Just a day after our latest study showing a cavernous divide in the liberal media’s treatment of Senator Raphael Warnock (D) versus Republican Herschel Walker in Georgia’s Senate runoff, Friday’s CBS Mornings further proved our point by leading with former President Barack Obama’s campaign rally for Warnock filled with “zingers” and fixating on more negative headlines for Walker.

On Thursday night’s The ReidOut, things got vile right from the beginning when host Joy Reid used the opening segment of her MSNBC show to personally insult Georgia Republican Senate candidate Hershel Walker and made the racist accusation that Republicans nominate lesser quality black people than Democrats do. Being the racist that she is, Reid claimed that’s why African Americans don…

In Tuesday’s New York Times, political reporter Reid Epstein packed a lot of open mockery into a short news account about a campaign ad from Rev. Raphael Warnock, the current U.S. senator from Georgia, who is in an electoral runoff with Republican candidate and former football star Herschel Walker: “‘Is He for Real?’: Warnock Hits Walker in New Ad, but Lets Others Do the Talking.”

The usefulness of news outlets cherry-picking voters to highlight on TV has always been questionable, but one voter that was shown Thursday’s CNN Newsroom wasn’t actually voter, he was a troll sent by ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel.