Tim Scott

CNN This Morning co-host did not explicitly say that Sen. Tim Scott, the Senate’s lone black Republican who is now running for president, undermines the interests of African-Americans on Tuesday’s show, but it was heavily implied as she lamented that “he has opposed civil rights” laws and the DEI racket.

Washington Post political reporter Ben Terris is promoting his new book and reminded people on Twitter that he asked Sen. Tim Scott if he was still a virgin -- apparently in 2012 -- because when he was younger, he promoted abstinence until marriage. Liberal reporters don't ask trolling sex-life questions to Bill Clinton or Kamala Harris, so why Tim Scott?

South Carolina Republican Senator Tim Scott threw his hat into the presidential race on Monday, and the race baiters of ABC’s The View reacted with scorn against his campaign and his non-extremist views about race in America. Moderator Whoopi Goldberg even suggested Scott suffered from “Clarence Thomas Syndrome” when it came to his positive view of race relations in America.

CNN This Morning co-host Poppy Harlow and political director David Chalian came running to Democrats’ defense on Friday against accusations that they are the true radicals on abortion.

Responding to the news that Sen. Tim Scott has formed a presidential exploratory committee, CNN This Morning gave CNN political commentator Scott Jennings five minutes to sing Scott's praises.

Former South Carolina Governor and United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley has announced her candidacy for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination. She will be opposing the already announced former President Donald Trump.

The following are just some of the most obnoxious outbursts from the now-canceled Tiffany Cross.  

The most insidious form of media bias is bias by omission, because you can’t always know what the media refuse to tell you. The national media elites go looking for horrible Republican candidate misfires, and then try to spread them across the entire Republican Party. By contrast, they ignore damaging statements by Democrats, so it can’t harm the wider party. Take the case of Krystle Matthews…

Former New York Times editorial staff Bari Weiss offered a little story to Sen. Tim Scott on her podcast.  “I wanna tell you a little story that I’m not sure if you know,” that a Times opinion editor wanted to check with Sen. Chuck Schumer on whether or not to publish an op-ed by Sen. Scott on police reform.

Despite journalists saying otherwise, Donald Trump really is their favorite topic. This was proven again on Tuesday as Tim Scott appeared on CBS Mornings to talk about his new book, but the hosts of the show fixated on Trump. Eleven of the 16 questions to the Republican senator were about Trump before finally getting to the book. 

Because the Supreme Court has “court” in its name, most people understand that it is an institution tasked with addressing legal issues, but MSNBC’s Ali Velshi and The New Yorker’s Sheelah Kolhatkar are not most people. On Velshi’s Saturday show, they condemned the Court for “talking about the Constitution” and “the right to life” while ignoring economic statistics.

If tonight’s speech is a dud, expect the liberal journos to spend most of their time attacking the GOP response and Republicans in general, like they did when they disgustingly attacked Republican Senator Tim Scott in 2021.

A promotional ad from NBCUniversal marking Black History Month, which aired during Monday’s Today show, featured left-wing politicians and protesters but ignored Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas and South Carolina Senator Tim Scott. The montage did include footage of late California Senator Shirley Chisholm, former President Barack Obama, Vice President Kamala Harris, and scores…

MSNBC’s The ReidOut closed on an awkward note Tuesday night as Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ) dared to go against the grain and remind host Joy Reid and viewers that conservatives, Republicans, and police officers are human beings too who are capable of sincerity and shouldn’t be “paint[ed]....with a broad brush.”