Abortion

On November 5, Saturday Night Live (SNL) released it’s weekly episode where cast member Cecily Strong urged voters to vote for abortion during this year’s mid-term election.

From literal alarms over abortion to satirical Christmas songs to the typical anti-Republican diatribe, the men of the late night comedy shows used their Monday programs to deliver one last pitch to voters on why they should vote Democrat.

Election day is November 8 and pro-life Christians plan to gather in front of local pregnancy centers to pray and stand in solidarity with organizations amid the nation casting votes that will dictate the future of said organizations. Rev. Jim Harden urged believers to visit the organizations and spoke with The Washington Stand about his motives.

The CBS drama FBI continues to buck left-wing trends this season, most recently with an episode that referred to an unborn child as a "baby."

Call Jane is unabashedly pro-choice, one of many recent films to argue on behalf of abortion. The progressive appetite for this movie should be as strong as possible. Why not release the drama days before the midterm elections? Except very few people showed up to see the film over its first weekend.

Washington Post associate editor Jonathan Capehart joined New York Times columnist David Brooks and PBS NewsHour host Judy Woodruff on Friday for their weekly recap of the news that was. Capehart declared that as the country heads into the midterms, people are right to “feel apocalyptic” because “they are personally at risk.”

The network medical dramas have sunk into melodramatic propaganda in the week before the elections, on both NBC's New Amsterdam and ABC's Grey's Anatomy. Both railed against the overturning of Roe v. Wade.  LIberals are such sore losers. In this episode, MRC staff offer some dramatic readings of some of our favorite sore-loser meltdowns from the liberal news and…

The following are just some of the most obnoxious outbursts from the now-canceled Tiffany Cross.  

As campaign season enters the home stretch, the hosts of late night have gone into full DNC TV mode. On Thursday, Seth Meyers and Stephen Colbert managed to tell the exact same anti-Herschel Walker joke while Jimmy Kimmel fear-mongered over what might happen to women if Republicans win by introducing the Birth Con Troll.

On Tuesday's The 11th Hour show, MSNBC host Stephanie Ruhle wrapped up the show by promoting the twisted view that aborting unborn babies is good for the economy. Ruhle introduced the final segment by playing a clip from her show from Friday on which liberal actress Amber Tamblyn declared: "I think we're forgetting that abortion and this kind of access is an economic issue."

Horrifying.

“Devout Catholic” Biden makes no sense. Again.

With less than a week to go before the midterms, CBS host of The Late Show Stephen Colbert dropped all pretense of being a comedian and welcomed Sen. Elizabeth Warren on his Wednesday show to give four reasons to vote for Democrats next week.

On CBS’s 7:00 am broadcast November 2, anchor Gayle King introduced Planned Parenthoods new “solution” to abortion bans — mobile abortion clinics. Though CBS did include one perspective from a pro-lifer, the overall climate of the clip shows the networks celebration of mobile baby morgues.