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With last Friday’s episode being prerecorded, Monday’s edition of The View was the first time the “rabidly pro-choice” coven was able to collectively shriek about the U.S. Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade. The tirades came with co-host Whoopi Goldberg issuing a warning to Justice Clarence Thomas that the court will take aim at his interracial marriage and possibly even rule he’s not a…

The initial New York Times news coverage of the Supreme Court’s historical overruling of the abortion ruling Roe v. Wade was surprisingly sedate. But former Supreme Court correspondent Linda Greenhouse was seething with anger in a Sunday op-ed, “A Requiem for the Supreme Court.” 

The liberal media has gone into a frenzy over the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Nonetheless, "never let a crisis go to waste" is still the prevailing dogma, and the panel of CNN's New Day on Monday morning took comfort in the delusion that the Supreme Court decision will push the Republican Party into political irrelevance.

On his MSNBC show, Jonathan Capehart says that the Supreme Court's ruling that people should be allowed to carry arms for "ordinary self-defense" makes his "blood run cold."

On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski calls the Democrat party "the world's last best hope against fascism." She repeatedly accuses Republicans of being "fascists." Brzezinski urges Americans to register and vote, to give Democrats an "overwhelming majority."

PolitiFact’s routine tendency to defend President Biden’s accuracy in his public proclamations continued within hours of the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision on Friday. Biden claimed America was now an “outlier among developed nations” in the world. They ruled "Mostly True"! In truth, America was an outlier before Friday.

During ABC’s This Week’s “Powerhouse Roundtable” discussion on the Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade, the mostly liberal panel was clearly not happy. Much like co-anchor Martha Raddatz from earlier in the show, panelist and USA Today bureau chief Susan Page lashed out at the Supreme Court for coming down with a decision that she didn’t like. 

The New Yorker apparently hasn't gotten the message constantly repeated over the past few years that Spanish speaking residents in the United States mostly shun the despised term "Latinx."

On CNN’s Reliable Sources, host Brian Stelter opened the show on Sunday with a panel discussion on the fallout from the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. Being a media focused show, Stelter and his guests focused heavily on the media coverage in the aftermath of the court’s ruling on Friday.

The leftist media frenzy continued on Sunday over the Supreme Court’s decision to strike down Roe v. Wade. On NBC’s Meet the Press, anchor Chuck Todd carried the dishonest leftist narrative that began to spread immediately after the decision was announced that Justices Brett Kavanaugh and Neil Gorsuch lied under oath during their confirmation hearings when they said Roe v. Wade was settled law…

On her MSNBC show, Tiffany Cross decries the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade, citing a false and misleading statistic that in America, 17 million children are hungry. The implicit suggestion is that at least some of those 17 million children would be better off if they had been aborted.

Holding back tears and barely able to contain her rage, co-anchor Martha Raddatz opened Sunday’s edition of ABC’s This Week by lashing out at the Supreme Court’s landmark decision overturning Roe v. Wade. 

On Saturday morning, National Public Radio legal reporter Nina Totenberg warned NPR's liberal base that the "very conservative" court is just getting started after the abortion decision, that next year will be another "rock-em-sock-em term." She (and others in public broadcasting) underlined that conservative rulings are harming the court's standing in public opinion.

Now that the dust has settled a little bit from the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, it’s time for Jennifer Rubin to come out of the woodwork to pen a truly egregious opinion piece for The Washington Post.