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ABC, CBS, and NBC popped the clutch Thursday morning and went full-speed in defending “progressive” Michigan senatorial candidate Abdul el-Sayed, brushing off the “blistering attack” by President Trump and the GOP as a distraction from “Americans’ concerns over the economy” and proof they’ve “seiz[ed] on” some of his policy views.

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All OutKick founder Clay Travis did was challenge the WNBA and “the Science” cult to put their money where their mouth is and prove that biological males don't have an unfair physical advantage over women in sports, and the alphabet soup mafia in the media is already losing their collective mind.

MS NOW’s Vaughn Hillyard appointed himself as Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s top defender on Wednesday. After insisting earlier in the day that you can’t tie El-Sayed to Hasan Piker’s 9/11 comments even though he campaigned with Piker, Hillyard guest hosted The Beat and emphatically insisted that El-Sayed is a “self-described capitalist.”

On Wednesday morning far left Democrat Abdul El-Sayed was declared the winner of the Michigan Senate primary race, and almost immediately, many in the liberal media went to work, turning their attention to attacking the GOP and their candidate former Republican Congressman Mike Rogers and his ads. That was the case on CNN's The Arena, where host Kasie Hunt focused on the GOP's "line…

Comedy Central’s The Daily Show might have the month off, but its The Weekly Show podcast is still pushing the far-left’s agenda. On Wednesday’s show, host Jon Stewart battled Democratic Sen. John Fetterman on a variety of issues where the latter has claimed the party is going too far left. On the issue of Israel specifically, Fetterman has threatened to leave the party if…

“With Abdul El-Sayed winning the Democratic nomination for Michigan’s open U.S. Senate seat, Michigan families deserve to know the socialist energy record behind the candidate,” Power The Future warned Wednesday.

If The Onion or Babylon Bee or another satirical publication wanted to spoof the absurdity of DEI — the ideology of “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion” — they couldn’t have invented a character as unbelievable as Jason Arday. But Arday is very real: Born in 1985, in 2023 he became at 37 the youngest black man ever to hold a professorship at Cambridge University.

Amid Tuesday’s primaries in several swing states, MS NOW aired a four-hour-long live coverage led by Rachel Maddow and featuring most of their main anchors. Despite all that brainpower in the room, they still made several extremely dumb claims and speculations. Maddow and company brought up the DOJ election monitors sent to Michigan several times over the course of the night. By Maddow’s own…

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Abdul El-Sayed granted his first CNN interview since winning his contentious Michigan Senate Democrat primary to Kaitlan Collins. It was an unfortunate softball interview, with multiple wasted opportunities. Here are some moments from that interview.

The New York Times has finally noticed the academic credibility meltdown at one of the premier universities in the world, Cambridge. Ex-professor Jason Arday, a plagiarist and fabulist who rocketed up the academic ladder, enabled by gullible or perhaps intimidated fellow scholars, aided by lawyerly muscle to keep doubters quiet. Yet the Times article saved its harshest words…

This Tuesday night, radical Democrat Abdul El-Sayed was nominated to run in the Michigan Senate race by a narrow margin. This Wednesday morning, the media had already fallen into line, ready to defend their precious candidate. MS NOW Reports was immediately in on the action, opening with El-Sayed’s victory speech and quickly pivoting to discussions about the upcoming general election…

As far-left Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed began to be declared the winner of the state’s Senate primary by media outlets, MS NOW’s Stephanie Ruhle began her praise of the candidate on her Money, Power, Politics morning-time show. She called El-Sayed “practical” because of his views for “Medicare for All and affordability,” while she also compared his win to Ukrainian…