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Washington Post political reporter Ben Terris is promoting his new book and reminded people on Twitter that he asked Sen. Tim Scott if he was still a virgin -- apparently in 2012 -- because when he was younger, he promoted abstinence until marriage. Liberal reporters don't ask trolling sex-life questions to Bill Clinton or Kamala Harris, so why Tim Scott?

Continuing on a day long trend of hyping a fake, politically motivated travel advisory by the left-wing pseudo civil rights group the NAACP, CBS Evening News displayed a master class in leftist media bias when they spent over two minutes on the NAACP stunt before giving African American Senator Tim Scott’s presidential announcement a mere 40 seconds.

On Monday, former Fox News host Tucker Carlson retweeted a video by author and Spectator contributor Chadwick Moore who revealed the title of his new biography on the former Fox News star. Within the two-minute video, Moore revealed that his sources told him that Carlson was fired due to the demands of voting machine software company Dominion as a condition of their settlement with Fox. 

Washington Free Beacon media reporter Drew Holden flagged a story on "far-right" Republicans in Tennessee from the Associated Press. This has become a real trend of late, from Tennessee to Montana to Texas. But when San Francisco spends taxpayer money on a "Drag Laureate," no one at AP finds that needs an ideological label. 

South Carolina Republican Senator Tim Scott threw his hat into the presidential race on Monday, and the race baiters of ABC’s The View reacted with scorn against his campaign and his non-extremist views about race in America. Moderator Whoopi Goldberg even suggested Scott suffered from “Clarence Thomas Syndrome” when it came to his positive view of race relations in America.

CNN and MSNBC have given an enthusiastic boost to the NAACP’s so-called travel advisory cautioning black Americans not to visit Florida. Hosts on both cable networks giddily parroted the hyperbolic warning throughout the weekend and into Monday afternoon, all while conveniently omitting the NAACP’s overt far-left leanings.

Amanpour & Co. host Christiane Amanpour cheered on two liberal guests pushing restrictive gun control measures in the United States, suggesting the existence of a phantom constitutional right “not to be shot” while bemoaning the actual 2nd Amendment right to bear arms. On Friday, the sophisticated international journalist, who favors arming Ukraine to the hilt, was concerned why America…

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough humble brags about being on a list of people banned by Putin from entering Russia.

Ahead of the Memorial Day weekend on Saturday, the far-left race-baiting fear-mongers at the NAACP issued a so-called “travel advisory” for the State of Florida and falsely claimed the state was “openly hostile toward African Americans.” Seemingly afraid of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’s capabilities in the GOP presidential primaries, the flagship newscasts of ABC and NBC took the fake and…

A new Media Research Center study finds broadcast network reporters never criticized the size of the most massive spending bills (more than $1 trillion) passed by the Congress going back to 2018. Instead, reporters usually echoed the politicians promoting this spending by repeatedly listing the benefits of each bill, without discussing how the spending would affect the national debt or…

PolitiFact has a bad left-wing tilt. Since becoming vice president, Kamala Harris has only six "fact checks," and four of them were rated "Mostly True." In that time frame, former Vice President Mike Pence also has six checks, and none of them were "True" or "Mostly True." It only gets worse the more you look into it.

File this under the type of stories you'd never see written about a Republican member of the United States Senate. The article in question is an article written Sunday by Mary Clare Jalonick and Marc Levy (yes it apparently took two people) which claims Pennsylvania Democratic Senator John Fetterman wearing hoodies and gym shorts to work at the Capitol is proof he's recovering from his…

With just eleven days until the deadline to raise the debt ceiling before the United States goes into default, ABC's This Week co-moderator Martha Raddatz brought on Texas Republican Congressman Jodey Arrington to harangue him about the recently stalled debt ceiling negotiations and tried to suggest Republicans will be responsible for letting the nation default. 

On Sunday's Meet the Press, moderator and former Senate Democrat staffer Chuck Todd parroted the kind of talking points you frequently hear from those in support of tyrannical regimes: if you haven't done anything wrong, you have nothing to worry about. Todd put his own spin on that while interviewing Florida Republican Congressman Byron Donalds about the looming debt ceiling deadline. Todd…