Liberals & Democrats

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…

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…

On Sunday night, just a few days prior to election day, CBS 60 Minutes featured an election preview of the Michigan Senate race between Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers, with new correspondent Ross Douthat pushing El-Sayed on his socialist views and disdain for Israel. He also blamed any difficulties in Rogers’s winning in Michigan on Trump’s “unpopularity.”

However, after a particularly…

You knew Morning Joe would criticize Democrat Haley Stevens for endorsing Republican Mike Rogers in the Michigan senate race. But the show took it to another, vile level today with an ugly insinuation.

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-…

The 2026 field of Democratic Senate candidates offered up plenty of material for the late night comedy shows to work with, but, according to a new NewsBusters study, the four regular late night shows told only seven jokes about them during the fall campaign, but 45 about the Republicans (or 87 percent of Senate candidate jokes). 

Another day, another race hoax promoted by far-left progressive race hustler Rachel Griffin Accurso, better known as Ms. Rachel to millions of toddlers on the Internet. Only this time, the real story was so obvious, it’s starting to become clear Accurso has less interest in the truth and more in capitalizing on unfortunate situations involving minorities to promote herself.

CNN has an established pattern of selective street interviews that neatly fit the network’s preferred liberal narrative. On Friday’s CNN This Morning, it was Alaska’s turn. The topic was the Democrats and Mary Peltola placing a Decoy Dan Sullivan on the ballot. Host Audie Cornish opened with clips of two Alaskan voters. And—surprise!— they both said the scandal wouldn’t change their support…

Friday’s NBC Nightly News was the only network newscast to detail the newest controversy of Michigan Democratic Senate Candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s new conflict with his former Democratic primary opponent, Representative Haley Stevens. NBC noted that Stevens’ fiancé said he would not vote for El-Sayed, and detailed plans for Stevens to campaign with El-Sayed, which now seem up in the air.

On Thursday, ABC’s Good Morning America and CBS Mornings gave their seals of approval to Alaska Democrats and their handlers in Washington for their efforts to purposefully confuse voters by finding a second Dan Sullivan to run in the Senate race, hoping to steal the Senate for the party their newsrooms support.

Before the bombshell New York Times report that revealed Democrats plotted to put a decoy Dan J. Sullivan on the Alaska Senate Ballot to confuse voters and siphon away votes from Republican incumbent Senator Dan S. Sullivan, the cast of The View saw no issue with the multiple on the ballot, and laughed away the issue and a Department of Justice lawsuit into the matter.

Latin American democracy is being put to the test in Brazil and Venezuela. At stake is whether the left-wing government in either country can countenance the idea of legitimate opposition. The day after losing Brazil’s presidential election, Senator Flavio Bolsonaro had his personal and diplomatic passports confiscated and was ordered not to leave Brazil.

Democratic Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed got combative in an increasingly feisty interview with Fox News’s Bret Baier after questions over plans for universal health care and the candidate’s possible ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. When asked about ties to the Islamist group and his signature on a 2012 letter related to the group, El-Sayed tried to stop Baier’s question but…