2024 Presidential

The Daily Beast offered a reminder Thursday of how there’s no bottom to their juvenile but slimy reporting as reporters Jake Lahut and former conservative-turned-real-life-Randall Zachary Petrizzo offered an audition for the grocery store tabloids in “The GOP Campaign Trail Is Already Getting DeSantis-Proofed.” The big scoop? Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL) isn’t a social butterfly and allegedly…

This was laugh-out-loud (LOL) stuff. Joy Reid's staff blogger proclaimed that what Republican presidential candidates really need to be successful is to appear on leftist shows like The Reidout.

Tuesday afternoon’s CNN Newsroom provided the latest example of how little has changed at CNN as senior political analyst Ron Brownstein channeled their tiresome liberal punditry to assert that, based on a gotcha CNN poll and their intuitions, Republicans were the party of white nationalism and, therefore, in the same grouping as parents who were concerned about how race and sex were taught in…

Joe Scarborough goes "whee" 11 times in a segment mocking Ron DeSantis' baseball throwing motion.

On Jonathan Capehart's Sunday Show on MSNBC, Florida-based Democrat consultant Fernand Amandi repeatedly calls Ron DeSantis a "MAGA. Extremist. Bully." As in four times. He also called him a "fascist," and a "bit of a Richard" (dick). 

CNN This Morning was surprisingly skeptical over the prospect of the Manhattan DA indicting Donald Trump in connection with a hush-money payment made to Stormy Daniels. Only CNN's John Avlon argued for the indictment, saying it's a question of equal justice under law, and a payoff that could have swung the presidential election. 

Thursday night's CNN Town Hall with Virginia Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin went exactly how you would expect this kind of event to go when a Republican is invited on. As our own Curtis Houck wrote on Twitter late Thursday night, a CNN Town Hall is "guaranteed to be a foot massage if you're a Democrat and [an] ambush if you're a Republican." Sadly, the latter happened to Youngkin as both…

"Renowned” PBS filmmaker Ken Burns appeared on Tuesday’s CNN This Morning to rain fire on Gov. Ron DeSantis over a bill in the Florida legislature to mandate some boundaries on how taxpayer-funded universities teach American history. In the fevered brain of this PBS star, DeSantis is somehow comparable to both the Nazis and the Soviets. CNN loved this, and didn’t blink at this blatant…

Morning Joe expresses frustration with Republicans for not going after Donald Trump harder in the context of the 2024 GOP primary. Eugene Robinson best summed up the panel's mood: "If you're going to not have Donald Trump as your nominee, you'd better take him down! You better go after him."

On MSNBC's Morning Joe, Jonathan Lemire says that Donald Trump is attempting to "blackmail" Republicans into nominating him by refusing to say that he will support the nominee if it is not him, thus fracturing the party and assuring defeat.   

On MSNBC's Velshi, fill-in host and turncoat Republican Michael Steele brought on pseudo-historian Michael Beschloss to give his take on the current Republican Party and the looming presidential campaign. As per usual, Beschloss took the segment off the rails and provided the most unhinged and conspiratorial take imaginable while disguising it as a historical analysis. 

During Sunday’s State of the Union on CNN, political commentator and GOP strategist Scott Jennings expertly demonstrated that it doesn't matter who Republicans nominate for President in 2024 or in any year. Democrats and their allies in the leftist media will smear and attack whoever the GOP nominee is, and they will be smeared the same way Trump was. 

Washington Post “Fact Checker” Glenn Kessler was a State Department reporter, so he tends to put the most swagger into his foreign-policy Pinocchio-throwing. On March 1, he threw Three Pinocchios at Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley, quibbling with her statement on Fox Business that “The number one thing I would do is stop giving foreign aid to our enemies.”

We owe a great debt of gratitude to Michael Schaffer. The senior editor at Politico admitted out loud Friday what most of us already knew. Namely that the media plays favorites with the candidates they cover despite their laughable claims of neutrality. Schaffer's admission of blatant media coverage bias appeared in his piece "Washington’s Favorite Republican Is Making All the Right Moves."…