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In case anyone thought CNN was serious about its call for unity, Anderson Cooper on Monday night made clear that the network definitely is not. The partisan hack anchor sank to a new depth as he abused the memory of Pearl Harbor to trash Donald Trump. 

Since Joe Biden announced on Sunday his intention to nominate longtime Democratic Party hack Xavier Becerra to become secretary of Health and Human Services, the broadcast networks have brushed aside any discussion of the California Attorney General’s lack of medical qualifications for the job and completely ignored his radical views on issues like abortion.

Nine times in a Morning Joe segment today [view the mash-up!], President Trump was accused, by reason of his challenges to the election results, of staging a "coup." The panel sprinkled in several mentions of "strongman," "fascist," "dictator," and "autocrat" for good measure.

It might as well have been Christmas Day on The View, Tuesday, as each host couldn’t hide their excitement over their Democrat guest, New York Attorney General Letitia James, and her agenda to continue hounding President Trump and his family with lawsuits and investigations once he leaves office.

Reviewing the recent Georgia Senate debate between Kelly Loeffler and Raphael Warnock on Monday CNN Newsroom host Poppy Harlow defended Warnock from accusations from Loeffler that he is a "radical liberal."

In what has become common practice at CNN, Monday morning’s New Day gave a softball interview to Biden adviser Cedric Richmond, who will be leaving Congress to serve in the upcoming Democratic administration. Rather than ask questions about his own qualifications, or plans for his upcoming role, co-host John Berman allowed Richmond to recite his pre-planned talking points with no opposition.…

Disgraced ex-CBS anchor Dan Rather has been celebrated by the Left in recent years as a wizened old master of social media. The latest example is Lee Moran of HuffPost in a tribute titled "Dan Rather Has A Pithy Putdown For Donald Trump’s Postelection Antics: The veteran newsman has zinged the president time and again on Twitter this month." It included several "zingers" that could have been…

Morning Joe's got a bad case of nostalgia for the good old days of the liberal media's near-total control over the news. As Kasie Hunt put it on today's show, back in the day, there were: "The media . . . was a relatively focused, narrow group, and if they made decisions together could actually impact things."

The New York Times’ former Supreme Court-beat reporter Linda Greenhouse is still writing for the paper, and any residual sense of objectivity has been jettisoned, as shown by last week’s screed on the newest member of the court: “Justice Amy Coney Barrett’s Choice -- Will she join the Supreme Court’s grievance conservatives?” Ostensibly, Greenhouse was writing about the recently decided COVID-…

On Monday's CBS This Morning, the show marveled over a group of young liberals in Georgia who are working to register voters, obviously to help elect Democrats in the two January Senate runoffs.

In something of an update to their Sunday morning newscast, Monday’s edition of Today saw NBC finally acknowledge that a “movie company” had set up a catering tent just feet away from the outdoor patio of the shutdown and struggling restaurant of Angela Marsden of Los Angeles, California. But they still refused to admit that the catering was for an NBC comedy show, Good Girls. It was barely a…

The liberal media pounced on a Monday New York Times report that claimed the Trump administration didn’t buy enough of the Pfizer COVID vaccine to protect every American. While the U.S. government did only purchase 100 million doses from Pfizer, Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar busted their fearmongering with the fact the White House had purchased 600 million doses over six…

Sunday night after simulcasting a Georgia senatorial debate between Senator Kelly Loeffler ( R) and radical liberal Raphael Warnock (D), CNN was in all-out hate mode against Loeffler, declaring that she was a Republican “avatar,” a real-life “jukebox,” “robotic,” and too wealthy to understand Americans struggling during the coronavirus pandemic.

On Monday, the partisan network morning shows were gleeful over Georgia Democratic Senate candidate Jon Ossoff being allowed to debate an empty podium during a media-orchestrated stunt Sunday night. After the Atlanta Press Club willingly hosted the Ossoff infomercial, the NBC, ABC, and CBS broadcasts eagerly declared that incumbent Republican Senator David Perdue was a “no show” and “skipped a…