Ralph Northam

New York Times’ media reporter Michael Grynbaum made Wednesday’s paper with the smugly confident post-presidential debate “Media Memo,” “ABC’s Matter-of-Fact Moderators Built Factual Guardrails Around Trump.” He wrote: "Using calm and authoritative tones, Mr. Muir and Ms. Davis offered a model for real-time fact-checking that has been absent from many recent presidential debates."

PBS’s coverage of Tuesday night’s Trump-Harris debate included live fact-checking from its partner PolitiFact, which has racked up a liberally slanted record. But when Harris falsely claimed Trump had promised a “bloodbath,” no one at PBS or PolitiFact corrected her. PBS has made the same fake claim on numerous occasions. Then it was on to abortion, when Donald Trump claimed “radical”…

Ya gotta love the decided lack of self-awareness at The Washington Post and ABC News.

Vice President Kamala Harris, who appears to be in the witness protection program when it comes to her assigned role of restoring our southern border, has re-surfaced in a video she sent to 300 Black churches in Virginia. In it, she calls on congregants to vote for Democratic candidate for governor, Terry McAuliffe. She even reminds them they can vote on Sundays and urges them to do so…

We can’t know when someone in Richmond, Virginia will find the time capsule placed on Monument Avenue at the behest of current governor Ralph “Mammy” Northam. But we know with certainty that whoever opens it will think, “Boy, 2021 was a stupid time to be alive.”

In the matter of a new Texas law banning abortions six weeks after gestation, when a fetal heartbeat can usually be detected by vaginal ultrasound, suppose the headlines had been different? Instead of words like “most restrictive in nation” (The Wall Street Journal) and “Supreme Court refuses to block Texas law” (The Washington Post), along with four stories splashed across the front…

In an article published Monday morning, New York Times reporter Astead Herndon celebrated the political survival of Governor Ralph Northam (D-VA) with a nauseating puff piece, celebrating how he had survived multiple blackface scandals to become a “racially progressive governor” thanks to “a complete story of personal growth” that showed “how a crisis can also provide opportunity” and…

CNN continues to beclown itself as a news network, even bringing on Virginia’s own “blackface” governor to give New York’s Andrew Cuomo political advice on Thursday.

When it comes to debating the removal of  statues of Confederate generals, it’s clear Associated Press thinks one side doesn’t have “very fine people” on it. AP reporter Sarah Rankin explained the legal tussles over the (now-vandalized) Robert E. Lee statue on Richmond’s Monument Avenue, and only one side was quoted.

In the latest attempt to rehabilitate Virginia’s scandal-plagued Democratic Governor Ralph Northam, on Wednesday, MSNBC actually turned to the liberal politician to lecture on race relations. Just last year, Northam was embroiled in controversy after a yearbook photo surfaced of him and a classmate respectively dressed in blackface and a Klu Klux Klan outfit.

After a peaceful Monday rally by Second Amendment activists in Richmond, Virginia, CNN and MSNBC deserved thoughts and prayers seeing as how their fear-mongering about “violence” a la Charlottesville by “thousands” of “heavily armed” “guns rights activists, white nationalists, militia groups swarming” the Capitol fizzed into puddles of lies.