Errol Louis

When it comes to the Republican half of the presidential race, CNN is going to hate them all. On Monday's CNN This Morning, the anchors were outraged at a eye-grabbing ad shared by the DeSantis War Room twitter account. It asserted Donald Trump was pro-LGBTQ and then showed scare headlines of how DeSantis outraged the gay groups.  

CNN This Morning co-host did not explicitly say that Sen. Tim Scott, the Senate’s lone black Republican who is now running for president, undermines the interests of African-Americans on Tuesday’s show, but it was heavily implied as she lamented that “he has opposed civil rights” laws and the DEI racket.

The cast of CNN Tonight was all in agreement on Tuesday that conservative attempts to “ban books” are “fascist,” similar to Nazism, and worse than the current trend of leftists re-writing books they did not write. At no point could anyone point to a book that was actually banned.

Merging politics with religion became acceptable on Wednesday for the cast of CNN This Morning as hosts Kaitlan Collins and Don Lemon were joined by commentator Errol Louis as all three sang the praises of Senate Chaplain Barry Black for praying for gun control with Louis urging other pastors to “speak your truth” and do the same.

It’s one thing to have Democratic-sympathetic media figures cheering the passage of the so-called Inflation Reduction Act by the Senate, but it’s another thing entirely to try to trick your audience into thinking Republicans support the bill’s…

In the past couple of weeks, CNN put on full display its double standard in condemning Republicans for drawing congressional districts in their favor, but ignoring New York Democrats trying to gerrymander aggressively against Republicans until it backfired and hurt Democrats instead.

On New Day Saturday, CNN analyst Errol Louis suggested that Republicans are opposed to and bitter about the acquisition of civil rights for African Americans as he reacted to Republican resistance to Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's appointment to the Supreme Court. 

Legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin and New York Magazine columnist Errol Louis joined Tuesday's CNN Newsroom to accuse the Supreme Court of trampling on voting rights when it issued a stay of a case of a lower court ruling that had invalidated Alabama's new congressional map that didn't include a second majority black district. 

Following President Biden’s speech on voting that was full of incendiary rhetoric, CNN decided Biden hadn’t gone far enough on Tuesday, accusing him of having brought “a butter knife to a fight against a nuclear bomb” even though he offered “a remarkably important message” that equated his adversaries to worse than Confederates where, if you support voter security measures, you endorse “the…

On Tuesday's New Day on CNN, as the show started to catch up with covering the scandal currently hitting Governor Andrew Cuomo, CNN political commentator Errol Louis was spinning hard to downplay the significance of the New York Democrat sending COVID patients into hundreds of nursing homes last March, endangering the most vulnerable residents of his state.

On New Day Sunday, CNN political commentator Errol Louis was dismissive of the inclusion of Nick Sandmann at the Republican National Convention, suggested that the media smearing of the Kentucky teen wasn't so bad, and portrayed his speech as part of an effort by Republicans to "stoke the fires of grievance."

There’s no bottom for CNN and Jeffrey Zucker puppet Brian Stelter. On Sunday’s Reliable Sources, he reveled in the ratings for CNN and MSNBC versus Fox News during the funeral of Congressman John Lewis (D-GA) and implied there was a race angle to the disparity. Of course, what the ghoul never entertained was the notion that, while Lewis is a civil rights icon, he was a partisan Democrat.