David Hogg

In the aftermath of the school shooting near Winder, Georgia, the first week of September, CNN and MSNBC not only promoted more gun control without considering the evidence that arming teachers would make schools safer, but they also helped Democrats smear the GOP presidential ticket by taking out of context running mate J.D. Vance's comments about the attack.

On Monday's CNN Newsroom with Jim Acosta, fill-in host Pamela Brown devoted a segment to a liberal group called White Dudes for Harris, allowing one of CNN's favorite liberal guests, anti-gun activist David Hogg, to promote his involvement in the group.

On Jonathan Capehart's MSNBC show, David Hogg suggests that the Highland Park shooting suspect was a white nationalist, although the law enforcement spokesman has said there is no evidence to that effect. Hogg and Capehart condemn Mitch McConnell for saying that mental health was the issue in the shootings. Hogg also blames redlining for the insufficient availability in minority communities of…

After an initially tame reaction the Supreme Court’s ruling that said states cannot prohibit citizens from obtaining a concealed carry permit for self-defense provided they pass all the other criteria, MSNBC went off the rails in the 11:00 hour by warning of more shootings and dead children.

On Wednesday, in the wake of Parkland mass shooter Nikolas Cruz pleading guilty in court, MSNBC host Andrea Mitchell brought on Parkland gun-control activist David Hogg and praised him for increasing public support for more gun control. Like the older leftists, Hogg railed against the filibuster that has hindered Democrats from passing their agenda on gun control and other issues.

CNN Newsroom host Alisyn Camerota welcomed Parkland activist David Hogg on to the Monday show to discuss not only the need for gun control in response to gun violence over the weekend, but also gun purchases since the beginning of the year. For Hogg, people purchase guns because they are bigoted individuals who fear those who are different.

In February, David Hogg launched his new pillow company to media acclaim. In April Hogg announced he was leaving the company that pretty much died at birth.

It’s that time of the year as seemingly every news organization offers reflections on the top stories of 2018. But no year-in-review compilation would be sufficient for a site like this one without a post dedicated to the buffoonery offered to the masses by MSNBC’s Hardball host Chris Matthews. Following previous wrap-ups at the end of 2016 and 2017, 2018 offered dozens of possible nominees…