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When President Biden was diagnosed with COVID, suddenly The Washington Post motto shifted from "Democracy Dies In Darkness" to "We're Walking On Sunshine." Post columnist Leana Wen stood out with a piece on Thursday which began: "President Biden’s Covid-19 diagnosis is an opportunity for his administration to demonstrate the success of his leadership on the pandemic."

In the midst of liberal post-Roe panic, New York Times reporter Trip Gabriel followed the left-wing logic far beyond gay marriage on Saturday, bizarrely suggesting that interracial marriage was also in danger. (Tell that to the liberal’s current Enemy No.1, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, and his wife Ginny.)

It was MSN and not the Babylon Bee that published a story with this headline: "Homophobic Telescope Reveals First Hi-Res Images of Deep Space."

Of course. Verizon, now completely in the woke tank, has moved to silence the conservative One America News Network (OAN). Here’s a sample headline from CNET: "Verizon Becomes Last Big TV Provider to Drop Right-Wing Channel One America News." 

Harvey Weinstein’s life story would make a great movie. A tragedy, to be specific. The Oscar-winning producer had the film industry under his thumb, but along the way he used that power to sexually punish starlets. He’s sitting in jail now for his crimes, but the investigate report that sealed his downfall will soon be a major motion picture.

This week saw Joe Biden’s cratering poll numbers fall even lower. On Wednesday, four polls came out and the results are bleak. Reuters: 36 percent. Politico: 38 percent. Rasmussen: 39 percent. Economist/YouGuv: 40 percent. Unsurprisingly, the networks skipped coverage of the latest terrible news for the President.

For the second weekend in a row, Politico’s Sam Stein guest hosted MSNBC’s Velshi. On this Saturday, Stein accused pro-lifers in Kansas of “essentially trick their citizens into voting away their own rights” on an upcoming ballot measure on August 2.

CNN senior legal analyst Laura Coates guest hosted Friday’s edition of Don Lemon Tonight where she and her guests hyped California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s “trolling” of the Supreme Court and Texas on the issue of gun control.

On Nicolle Wallace's MSNBC show, MSNBC analyst Neil Katyal, Obama's former Acting Solicitor General, gloated at the prospect of Steve Bannon being sentenced to prison: "He'll finally get the one thing Steve Bannon has always wanted: a captive audience. It just happens to be in jail."

Big Tech can be easily triggered into shutting down “hateful conduct” on their websites. A new study by Free Speech America exposes how social-media giants banish posts or videos that are deemed as harmful to “marginalized” groups.

After minimal coverage Friday morning of the violent assassination attempt of New York Republican Congressman Lee Zeldin as he campaigned for governor, ABC’s World News Tonight and CBS Evening News downplayed the attack with the latter calling the weapon just a keychain. And NBC Nightly News ignored the attack altogether to focus on lost luggage at airports.

The New York Times stopped attacking centrist Democrat Sen. Joe Manchin long enough to recalibrate usual attacks on Republicans. Reporters Lisa Friedman and Jonathan Weisman  front-page story Thursday coined a new pro-Democratic phrase in its online headline to portray the Republican Party as dangerously ignorant on climate change: “Delay as the New Denial: The Latest Republican Tactic to…

On CBS, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert went live on Thursday, so Colbert could do a live review of the hearings -- like a Talking Dead aftershow -- and express his fascination with the show. He spent 17 minutes monologuing about it with a pile of hearings clips, and then aired another three segments (adding up to 14 minutes) with leftist MSNBC host Chris Hayes. They were co-gushing about…

We finally got an answer to the question of whether or not Chris “Fredo” Cuomo would be making a return to television. On Thursday, the fired CNN host launched a new podcast called The Chris Cuomo Project, a “collaborative enterprise” where he can be more “real” and “authentic” without having stories “massaged to stay on message, no one is telling me to stay on a story even if I think it’s…