Ron DeSantis

Google’s artificial intelligence tool seems to have a mind of its own about who the popular 2024 presidential candidates are.

Is Google shilling for Biden? It appears so, as its search engine once again buried Republican “presidential campaign websites.” 

CNN Primetime host Abby Phillip assembled a group of nominal and former Republicans on Monday’s show to discuss the state of the Republican primary and the news that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and California Gov. Gavin Newsom have agreed to debate each other on November 30. That the nation’s foremost conservative and liberal governors will debate each other is hilarious to CNN and…

The following are some of the most recent and heinous examples of the media accusing Republicans and conservatives of stoking racial hatred.  

On Wednesday night, CBS Evening News aired part two of anchor Norah O’Donnell’s sit-down interview with Florida Republican governor and 2024 presidential candidate Ron DeSantis. The interview went so poorly for O’Donnell that she was forced to leave most of it on the cutting room floor and hide it on CBS’s website where most people will never see it. 

After spending much of 2022 hysterically warning that the midterms might be the last free and fair election, MSNBC’s The 11th Hour spent Thursday that the 2024 elections will be “the last election that we can recognize” if either Donald Trump or Ron DeSantis is wins.

If the Southern Poverty Law Center says so, it must be true or at least that’s what MSNBC’s Alex Wagner tried to argue on her Wednesday show as she attacked the group Moms for Liberty and various Republican presidential candidates for seeking to win their support.

From Friday to Saturday, CNN anchors did their part to provide PR for liberals trying to undermine laws limiting the teaching of controversial sex issues without the permission of parents as correspondent Meg Tirrell filed a full report focusing on a gay doctor who plans to flee Louisiana and move to New York.

Our friend Bonchie at RedState penned an absolute scorcher Sunday afternoon over the latest bit of weapons-grade fake news from Rolling Stone. The topic? Well, a cadre of neo-Nazi lowlifes held a supposed rally Saturday in Altamonte Springs, Florida outside of Orlando and, along with plenty of anti-Semitic rhetoric, Rolling Stone insisted they were there to voice their…

On Wednesday's Amanpour & Co., PBS again pushed the left's false narrative that the Republican Party was trying to ban and erase slavery from American history classes. This time Walter Isaacson tapped former Harvard University president Drew Gilpin Faust to be the purported expert for their smear campaign.

Not only did Washington Post associate editor Jonathan Capehart tell the Friday edition of PBS NewsHour that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has nobody to blame, but himself for being booed in the aftermath of the Jacksonville shooting, but that DeSantis’s policies sent a signal to those who believe “Black people are inferior and therefore are worthy of extermination.”

Wednesday’s edition of the New York Times featured “After Jacksonville, Tensions Flare Between DeSantis and Black Floridians,” by reporters Nicholas Nehamas (who previously mocked DeSantis’s debating skills) and Maya King. It’s the latest Times racial smear of Florida’s conservative governor and Republican presidential candidate: "Four years later, Mr. DeSantis’s relationship…

The cast of MSNBC’s Thursday edition of The 11th Hour Reports with Stephanie Ruhle went all out in their praise of President Biden’s alleged “compassion and humility” that, according to them, is so great, Republicans “could never fathom” how truly awesome it is.

Associate Editor Nick Fondacaro and I were at the helm of Friday’s show ahead of Labor Day weekend and noticed a narrative over the past week from the liberal media that, between Hurricane Idalia and the racially-motivated shooting in Jacksonville, Florida GOP Governor Ron DeSantis was to blame. Worse yet, we decided this week that Republicans are to blame for climate change. It’s not…