CAIR Hour? Muslim PBS Anchor Coddles Abdul El-Sayed on Facing Hate
The PBS News Hour brought on Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed on Thursday night for the DEI occasion of the first Muslim PBS anchor to interview the first Muslim elected to the Senate. Amna Nawaz was just as pliant a Democrat talking point-enabler here as she was to Rep. Hakeem Jeffries. Plus extra points for lamenting all the "Islamophobia."
Oliver Hypes Dem Wins, Demands 'F****** A******' Hegseth's Impeachment
HBO’s John Oliver began Sunday’s Last Week Tonight in a good mood as he celebrated various Democratic victories. However, this good mood didn’t last long, as he devoted most of his energy not to affordability or any of voters’ concerns, but to his demand to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, whom he referred to as “this fucking asshole.”
Blue Jays Star Faces Backlash Over Criticism of Islam & El-Sayed
Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Anthony Santander faced backlash after posting Instagram stories critical of Islam and Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed following the 2026 U.S. midterm election. Accused of Islamophobia, Santander deleted the posts, and the Blue Jays condemned his comments, echoing past controversies over players' social media activity.
O’Donnell Celebrates ‘Bad Guys’ Losing, Hails El-Sayed After Midterms
During Wednesday’s The Last Word, host Lawrence O’Donnell took a victory lap following the Democrats’ win in the midterm elections, and repeatedly declared that “the bad guys lost” some 12 times while celebrating what he portrayed as a long awaited Hollywood-style ending to American politics.
Stewart: Dems Beat 'S***iness,' Schumer Must Go For Stevens Support
Comedy Central’s Jon Stewart was in a good mood to begin Thursday’s episode of The Weekly Show podcast as he claimed Tuesday’s midterms were “an exciting repudiation of cruelty and shittiness.” However, by the time it came for the audience Q&A, Stewart and his producers demanded that the number one thing Democrats need to do is remove Sen. Chuck Schumer as majority leader, and their…
PBS Lauds 'Progressive' Minority Victors, Skips Their Hard-Left Edges
The day after the Blue Wave swept over America, Wednesday’s PBS News Hour lauded “progressive” left victors and triumphant minority candidates, while sanding off their hard-left edges. Co-anchor Geoff Bennett brought a list of electoral “historic firsts,” but left out Florida electing its first black governor, Republican Bryon Donalds.
CNN's Tapper Sets Up Warnock to Accuse Ted Cruz of 'Bigotry' on Islam
On Sunday, CNN’s State of the Union with Jake Tapper hosted Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock of Georgia to discuss Democratic hopes of gaining ground in the South. The conversation quickly shifted to Tapper and Warnock accusing Republicans of Islamophobia and religious bigotry, while ignoring the controversy surrounding Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s political associations.
Kimmel, Meyers Hype Dems Overcoming 'Vile Attacks' and 'Fearmongering'
The late night comedy shows were in a celebratory mood on Wednesday as they reacted to the midterm election results, but ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel and NBC’s Late Night host Seth Meyers were especially happy to see Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed and Texas’s James Talarico overcome “vile attacks” and “fearmongering ads.”
Scarborough: Power Is Rented—Except When Democrats Take Texas
Discussing the midterm results, Joe Scarborough brags of having repeatedly warned administrations that power is rented, not owned, and that parties that don't deliver will get their "ass kicked' in the next cycle. But Scarborough makes an exception regarding the sweeping Democratic win in Texas, saying that because of ICE actions, "good luck, Republicans, ever getting [their dominance] back…
PBS: El-Sayed Faced 'Islamophobic and Quite Bigoted Attacks' from GOP
On Election Night, PBS News Hour reporter William Brangham talked to Colin Jackson of Michigan Public Radio Network and spread the “Islamophobia” smear while discussing the U.S. Senate race in Michigan, won by radical Democrat Abdul El-Sayed.
NBC Hypes El-Sayed Overcoming 'Personal Attacks Over His Faith'
The morning after Democrats gained control of Congress, NBC’s Wednesday edition of Today was especially excited over two Senate races in particular. Meet the Press host Kristen Welker and correspondent Ryan Nobles both hyped the alleged fact that Kansas’s Adam Hamilton is a “moderate” and barely even a Democrat. Meanwhile, Nobles also tried to praise Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed for overcoming “…
MS NOW: Trump Closing Message Goes After ‘Voters Who Are Islamophobic’
In the Tuesday afternoon election pre-game coverage on MS NOW, The Moment host Katy Tur continued her progressive network’s disdain for President Trump and Republicans' overall messaging against far-left Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, and called Trump’s closing message an attempt to go after “voters who are Islamophobic.”
SRSLY? NY Times Cites Jews for Abdul, Including...'Jack Mehoff'?
On Election Day, the X account AGHamilton29 drew attention to a New York Times report headlined "Jewish Leaders in Michigan Urge Support for El-Sayed’s Senate Bid." There was something funny -- literally funny -- about the signatories to the letter. One signatory was "Jack Mehoff."
CNN Panel Debates Haley Stevens’ Party Loyalty After Backing Rogers
On Monday, CNN’s The Arena panel debated whether Michigan Democrat Haley Stevens had abandoned her party after her endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers over Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed. Stevens’ initial support of El-Sayed changed amid concerns over his lack of support for Israel and Michigan’s Jewish community, drawing curious condemnation from the liberals of the panel.
