Ron DeSantis

When not co-hosting The View on ABC, Ana Navarro doubles as a political commentator for CNN and on Tuesday’s CNN Tonight, she responded to Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s interview with Jake Tapper by dismissing him as a “vindictive, thin-skinned, awkward, bobblehead of a bad candidate.”

The New York Times' blowhard economics writer Paul Krugman apparently didn’t sense the stupidity in pontificating to readers about the supposed need to “politicize” the weather. Yes, you read that right.

For the second straight news cycle Monday night and Tuesday morning, the major broadcast networks of ABC, CBS, and NBC continued using their flagship morning and evening newscasts to suffocate with a pillow the campaign of Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL), insisting his “struggling” effort has “plummet[ing] support” to go along with “bleeding cash” and not “met expectations” as he’s being “crush[…

On Sunday night and Monday morning, the “big three” of ABC, CBS, and NBC linked arms in an attempt to mortally wound Governor Ron DeSantis’s (R-FL) presidential campaign, painting him as a dead-man walking and the primary over. In doing so, the liberal media can shift to trashing Donald Trump and doing what they did in 2020: helm another successful Joe Biden campaign.

Washington Post columnist Jennifer Rubin laid an ostrich-sized egg on Friday, relying on a badly flawed Business Insider hit piece on Florida losing population under Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Atlanta-based “culture and style” New York Times reporter Tariro Mzezewa made a Florida jaunt to gauge the effectiveness – or lack thereof – of the pretentious “travel advisories” issued by various left-wing interest groups in the name of protecting LGBTQ and black Americans after Gov. Ron DeSantis made a couple of moves that displeased the radical left, in “Florida Tourism Rolls On…

Armed with a Columbia Journalism degree and pronouns in her Twitter bio, Insider real estate reporter Kelsey Neubauer published a story just after 6:00 a.m. Eastern Tuesday that she must have thought would impale the image of Florida and its governor, Ron DeSantis (R), thanks to this supposed finding: “More people actually moved out of Florida than New York or California in 2021”.

MSNBC said the quiet part out loud Monday night during the network's 8pm Eastern show All In when fill-in host Katie Fang openly admitted she would rather have Donald Trump back in the White House if the other option was Florida Governor Ron DeSantis because "Ron DeSantis is a leaner, meaner Donald Trump." As was predicted on Sunday, the leftist media is beginning to openly…

Monday’s CNN News Central criticized Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis for his recent accusation of the media’s role in his low poll numbers, claiming that this accusation was DeSantis “blaming the media for the fact that he’s not doing so well,” and that this claim attributed “way, way, way more authority or influence than the mainstream media has.” Meanwhile, they were…

A leading 2024 presidential candidate promised to abolish the Big Tech-Government censorship collusion regime if elected.  In a Sunday interview on the Fox News Channel’s Sunday Morning Futures, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) pledged to crack down on the anti-free speech cabal perpetrated by the Biden administration’s collusion apparatus with social media platforms

The leftist media in the United States have officially reached the point where they found an enemy they hate more than former President Donald Trump. Conservatives have pointed out that whoever the new media enemy is turns into the worst person ever and the old hated Republican is seen in retrospect as not that bad compared to the new enemy. 

Morning Joe offers an all-liberal panel of Jen Palmieri, Eugene Jackson, and Jonathan Lemire to comment on the Republican presidential primary.  Would it kill the show to have on a Republican to comment on the Republican race?

On the Friday night PBS roundtable Washington Week, the journalists offered the usual servings for the two parties. The Democrats were merely described...and the Republicans were marked as doomed to lose. 

Guests on Jonathan Capehart's MSNBC show compete to see who can make the ugliest slur of Casey DeSantis, wife of Ron. Former Republican David Jolly calls her "America's Karen," and Lincoln Project member Tara Setmayer calls her "a Serena Waterford wannabe," a reference to the character from The Handmaid's Tale who has been described as "the cruel, fanatically religious wife of Fred Waterford,…