PBS Sands Off Hard-Left DSA as 'Progressive,' Hails Socialist Debs
Wednesday’s PBS News Hour celebrated the upset victory of Florida state Rep. Angie Nixon over liberal anti-Trump hero Alexander Vindman in Florida’s Democratic primary contest for the U.S. Senate. Nixon recently joined the Democratic Socialists of America, but none of that pierced the liberal bubble at PBS, which instead hailed her “progressive” victory.
Capehart Plays The Race Card on Republican Byron Donalds' Fla. Guv Run
On Saturday’s The Weekend on MS NOW, co-host Jonathan Capehart turned the Florida governor’s race into an indictment of white Republican voters. Capehart gleefully noted that Trump-endorsed Congressman Byron Donalds failed to crack 50% in the Republican primary. And he cited a Tampa Bay Times piece indicating that Donalds did worse in the GOP primary in heavily white districts than in more…
Murray Questions Choice After Surrogate Chooses NOT To Get an Abortion
Liberals are always telling us they believe in choice and that women should be allowed to do what they want with bodies, but after surrogate mother McKenna West traveled to Texas and chose not to get an abortion, MS NOW’s Melissa Murray wasn’t so sure. It’s not that the Saturday Connect guest host suddenly became pro-life, but rather she claimed surrogacy disputes are complicated, as West is…
2026: The Media Struggles with Socialism and 'Progressive Credentials'
There they go again. Over there at Fox News is this telling headline.
Bash Paints Texas Senate Race As 'Ethical Issues' vs. 'Christian'
CNN anchor Dana Bash joined HBO host Bill Maher on Friday’s edition of Real Time to analyze the state of the midterms. At one point, Bash portrayed the Texas Senate race between Ken Paxton and James Talarico as one between someone who has “ethical issues” and one who is a “Christian” who “wears his faith on his sleeve.”
Capehart Denounces Efforts To Tie DSA Senate Candidate To The DSA
MS NOW host Jonathan Capehart joined PBS News Hour on Friday for his weekly news recap segment with The Atlantic staff writer David Brooks. During the part of the discussion about DSA candidate Angie Nixon winning the Democratic Senate nomination in Florida, Capehart insisted that you can’t actually claim Nixon is a DSA candidate and therefore tie her to the DSA’s recent praise of Fidel Castro…
Pop Star Ariana Grande Protests Trump Using Song in 'Anti-Trans Post'
HuffPost reports that pop princess Ariana Grande is objecting again to the Trump team using her music. Grande "had a blunt message for the president after Donald Trump’s team used her music in an anti-trans post."
O’Donnell’s ‘Favorite New Book’ Dreams of Future ‘National Divorce'
On Wednesday night, MS NOW’s The Last Word host Lawrence O’Donnell continued the network's promotion of the novel The Breakup, a futuristic book set 20 years into the future after a civil war and “national divorce.” O’Donnell called the book his “favorite new book” as he told fellow MS NOW host Jen Psaki details of the novel, including former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg’s role of “…
CBS Frets Over Deportations to Africa, Changes at Pentagon Newspaper
On Friday, CBS once again proved it had not taken a ‘MAGA’ turn under new ownership with two unique stories to hit the Trump administration on CBS Evening News.
CNN's Garcia-Navarro: Trump-Melania Marriage 'Very Transactional'
On Friday’s CNN This Morning, contributor Lulu Garcia-Navarro, formerly of NPR, offered a very confident assessment of the first couple’s private life, suggesting that everyone knows it's "very transactional." Who made her the Melania expert?
NY Times Loses Defamation Case, Jury Awards $9 Million in Damages
The streak is over. For the first time in more than 50 years, The New York Times has lost a defamation suit. In a 2023 report by Times sports writer Billy Witz, the newspaper claimed Kai Spears, then an 18-year-old freshman basketball player for the University of Alabama, was falsely linked to the scene of a fatal shooting.
Amanpour On The Aftermath Of Spain's Migrant Crisis: 'Very Tricky One'
Some things in politics truly are complicated and require some nuance, but others are actually rather simple. For instance, when the population of a town nearly doubles overnight because of a mass swarm of illegal immigrants, the only rationale response is to send them back. However, PBS/CNN host Christiane Amanpour declared on her Thursday The Ex Files podcast that the aftermath of July’s…
Grow Up! More Leaks to Darcy Hit ’60 Minutes’ Ahead of Premiere
Status’s Oliver Darcy uncorked more tiresome, whiny laments Thursday night about the state of CBS’s 60 Minutes ahead of season 59’s September 13 premiere – helmed by new boss Nick Bilton – with one anonymous staffer telling him the state of preparations as so far behind it’s become a “five-alarm fire.”
On Fox, Hugh Hewitt Explodes At Democrat For Repeating Ossoff 'Lies'
Ever since Democrat Senator Jon Ossoff took a gratuitous shot at White House aide Natalie Harp during a campaign rally in Atlanta last weekend, implying that the relationship she has with President Trump is more than just business, the left wing media has been having a field day with the story. This led to some tense moments Thursday on Fox News's Special Report with Bret Baier.
