Michigan

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.

As it were a four-year-old at Disneyland or Disney World, ABC’s Good Morning America saw its dreams come true by Wednesday, with Democrats romping to gigantic majorities in Congress and across the country. They were so excited that they could barely hide it in cheering the “blue tsunami” “crash[ing] overnight” to hand down “a decisive message” of “a resounding rebuke” of Trump’s policies and…

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 “…

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.”

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."

HBO’s John Oliver used Sunday’s edition of Last Week Tonight to give viewers one last pep talk before the midterms that included assuring them that Democratic trickery in Alaska is nothing to be concerned about. Oliver also warned that Republicans are obsessed with “Islamophobia” and “transphobia” and that “the level of bigotry this year has been truly ugly.”

Early on Election Day 2026, ABC’s Good Morning America could barely contain its excitement over what was predicted to be a strong night for their preferred party (Democrats), celebrating the “political headwinds,” “record-low approval ratings,” and that Americans want to give their party a chance because the Trump economy has left “people struggling to pay for basic essentials.”

https://newsbuNBC’s Saturday Night Live Weekend Update anchors Michael Che and Colin Jost wrapped up their midterm campaigning recently by suggesting that Republicans are getting people killed because of their welfare reform programs and that the real comedy with the Decoy Dan scandal in Alaska is not with Democratic trickery but with Boston, Massachusetts. Sandwiched in-between those jokes,…

Comedy Central’s Monday host of The Daily Show, Jon Stewart, and NBC’s Late Night host, Seth Meyers, both attacked Michigan Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens for endorsing Republican Mike Rogers in the state’s Senate race. In terms of the reasoning behind Stevens’s decision, Meyers completely omitted any talk about concerns over anti-Semitism, while Stewart tried to have it both ways.

Since the broadcast networks have turned up the wick on midterm coverage, NBC’s Today has consistently stood apart from ABC’s Good Morning America (GMA) and the supposedly MAGA-coded CBS Mornings, with attempts or glimmers of balance. Monday’s show was no different as, while ABC and CBS sought to downplay or attack Congresswoman Haley Stevens’s (D-MI) endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers for…

After Sunday’s newest episode of 60 Minutes featured interviews with Michigan Senate candidates Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers, multiple portions of the interview with El-Sayed that did not air on the show’s Sunday broadcast story titled "Battleground," which only lasted 13 minutes, have raised eyebrows. In the full interview posted on 60 Minutes’ YouTube page, lasting over an hour, answers…

Monday’s CBS Mornings went all-out to defend Michigan Democrat senatorial candidate Abdul el-Sayed, fretting he’s endured “Islamophobic” rhetoric and must now overcome Democrat Congresswoman Haley Stevens’s “shocking about-face” and “betrayal” of the Democratic Party by backing Republican candidate Mike Rogers.

ABC’s Good Morning America did its best to paper over Sunday’s stunning announcement in Michigan, with Democratic Congresswoman Haley Stevens (D-MI) endorsing Republican senatorial candidate Mike Rogers over Democrat Abdul el-Sayed, the man who defeated Stevens by roughly a point in the primary. ABC reassured leftist viewers that “Democrats [are] showing strength despite some last-minute drama…

The day before Rep. Haley Stevens, who lost Michigan’s Democratic U.S. Senate primary to Abdul El-Sayed, startled the political world by switching her general election endorsement to EL-Sayed’s Republican opponent Rep. Mike Rogers, New York Times reporter Reid Epstein wrote a hostile story, “Why Haley Stevens Can’t Stop Talking About Abdul El-Sayed,” in defense of El-Sayed – excuse us, Dr. El-…