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Hey CNN! El-Sayed Made Himself a 'Boogeyman,' Not the GOP

On today’s CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish accused Republicans of trying to turn Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed into a “boogeyman” and “villain.” It is El-Sayed’s own record, statements, and associations with vile people like Hasan Piker that make him objectionable to many voters—not some manufactured Republican scare campaign. 

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CNN's Collins Calls Piker 'Left-Wing Streamer,' Ignores Radical Views

Ever since Abdul El-Sayed won the Michigan primary last Tuesday to become the Democrat's hope for  possibly taking taking control of the U.S. Senate in the November elections, the left wing media has rallied behind him, ignoring his radical leftist views on many issues. That was very much the case Friday night on CNN's The Source With Kaitlan Collins, where another radical leftist, Deputy…

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Softballs For El-Sayed From Supine Jake Tapper

Jake Tapper’s pitches to Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed on CNN's State of the Union today were so soft that he would have been thrown out of a slow-pitch league. 

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Acosta Tells El-Sayed His Critics Are 'Steeped In Islamophobia'

Former CNN reporter and host Jim Acosta is the type of person who claims to believe that journalists need to speak truth to power and hold politicians accountable. However, when Acosta welcomed Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed to his Friday podcast, Acosta hosted a strategy planning session disguised as an interview as he wondered how El-Sayed would respond to his critics who are “…

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MS NOW Is Terrified that the DOJ Is Stopping Illegals from Voting

MS NOW continued their trend of attacking election monitoring on this Friday’s Money, Power, Politics with Stephanie Ruhle. Reporter David Rohde gave his two cents’ worth on the issue. He seemed terrified that election monitors were trying to prevent illegal voting:

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Capehart: El-Sayed Is Not a Socialist, But Trump Is 'Openly Racist'

MS NOW host Jonathan Capehart joined PBS News Hour anchor Amna Nawaz and The Atlantic staff writer David Brooks on Friday to defend Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed from Brooks’s accusation of being a socialist. While that may have been a bridge too far for Capehart, he had no problem claiming President Trump’s new birthright citizenship executive orders were “openly racist” and “white…

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MS NOW's Ruhle Fawns Over Liberal Pastor Senate Candidate for Kansas

On Wednesday's Money, Power, Politics, MS NOW host Stephanie Ruhle fawned over liberal pastor Adam Hamilton, who is the Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate in Kansas.

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Morning Joe Urges Democrats to Unite and Support Far-Left Candidates

MS NOW’s Morning Joe closed out the week of the aftermath of the victory of far-left Abdul El-Sayed (D-MI) in Michigan’s Senate primary on Friday with an imploration to Democrats, who may have reservations over the rise of democratic socialists and their positions, to still support their candidacies so they can “work together. Host Jonathan Lemire even likened the choice to the phrase, “Don’t…

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MS NOW Speculates Election Day Will 'Be The Equivalent' of Jan. 6

With the midterms fast approaching, the liberal media is eagerly speculating about the upcoming elections’ legitimacy, which they have condemned Republicans for doing for six years. We’ve already heard plenty of fearmongering over voter ID, election monitors, and soldiers at polls from every leftist news outlet. But, not to be outdone, MS NOW’s Ali Velshi invited former Judge J. Michael Luttig…

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Silly PBS: Tenn. Has No Illegal Voting Issue, So Why Strict Voter ID?

Wednesday’s PBS News Hour hosted Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett, but unlike recent friendly interviews PBS has conducted with various state secretaries of state united against President Trump’s attempt to assert more federal control over federal elections as the midterms approach, Hargett had the audacity to hold back criticism of federal involvement, and co-anchor Amna Nawaz wasn’t…

Why Are Muslim American Politicians Uniformly Democrats?

Muslim Americans are increasingly getting involved in American politics. Most prominent are Democratic members of Congress Rashida Tlaib (MI-12), Ilhan Omar (MN-05), Andre Carson (IN-07), and Lateefah Simon (CA-12). Most prominent among several mayors is Democrat Zohran Mamdani in New York City.

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Steele and Abrams Muse About GOP Wanting 'A Return to Jim Crow'

Michael Steele’s devolution from RNC chairman to being indistinguishable from any of his left-wing MS NOW colleagues was on full display again on Thursday as he filled in for former Biden White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki on The Briefing. At one point, Steele welcomed failed Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams to the show to accuse the GOP of wanting to bring back Jim Crow and…

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O'Donnell Continues Baseless Fearmongering Over Election Monitors

Everyone knows that Tuesday was a big primary election night in Michigan, with radical leftist and terrorism supporter Abdul el-Sayed barely eking out a victory over Haley Stevens. But if you tuned in to Lawrence O’Donnell’s The Last Word on Wednesday night, you might have heard about something more sinister happening behind the scenes. That something wasn’t the slow poisoning of the…

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CNN: You're 'Making a Mistake' Seeing El-Sayed in 'Too Partisan Terms'

With radical candidate Abdul El-Sayed narrowly seizing victory in the Democratic Senate primary in Michigan, the media has quickly rallied to defend their new buddy. Amid concerns of El-Sayed’s socialist policies and unsavory campaign allies, CNN opened this Thursday’s This Morning with a segment on the divisive candidate.

Prompted by host Audie Cornish, the president of Demand Justice,…