Campaigns & Elections

A Black Texas Democratic Party vice chair was caught on an undercover audio recording describing concerns about James Tararico, her party’s Senate candidate, and his disregard for the needs and contributions of Black Americans.

Socialism’s hatred of rich people has always been a practice in contradiction, and nothing showcased that more recently than Fox News blowing the lid off of radical lefty senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s connections to the Soros empire.

NBC’s Saturday Night Live got in on the late night comedy shows’ efforts to drag Democrats across the finish line in November by having Marcello Hernandez drag out his bad impression of Secretary of State Marco Rubio to campaign against Republicans in Spanish.

On CBS's 60 Minutes, Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito indicated that retirement is something that may be in his plans in the not too distant future, which raises several interesting scenarios if Democrats gain the Senate majority. On CNN's The Arena on Monday, host Kasie Hunt pushed for the Democrats to block nominees for the remainder of Trump's term if they win.

ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel continued his efforts to get himself appointed president of the James Talarico Fan Club on Monday as the alleged funny man claimed Republicans “have nothing to hit the guy with.”

During a Monday appearance on NBC’s Today, Aaron Sorkin insisted that his upcoming movie The Social Reckoning about Facebook wasn’t political. Yet, according to him, who is both writer and director, anyone who sees it that way must be “anti-the truth.”

With the midterms a month out, the Elitist Media are in a clear holding pattern: run out the clock with as little political news as possible except for two types of stories- “Republicans in Disarray” and/or polling DOOM for the GOP and President Trump. Tonight we got both stories, along with a major omission on the Democrat side.

Now that America was a month out from the critical midterm elections, America’s number one daytime talk show and purported “bona fide news program,” The View ramped up their electioneering efforts during Monday’s episode. They sent the tone early with arguments that President Trump didn’t care about the nation’s kids and to vote accordingly, and ended their political conversations for the day…

On CNN This Morning, Audie Cornish pulled two pro-Democrat tricks. First, she underplayed the extent of the huge 2024 presidential poll miss by Ann Selzer of the Des Moines Register. Next, to bolster her case that Republicans are in trouble, Cornish displayed a chart thatshowed 10 Senate seats most likely to flip. Problem: three of the seats—in Michigan, New Hampshire and Georgia— were…

The Elitist Media Sunday shows continue to push polling doom ahead of the midterms which are now a month away. This week, polling hysteria centered on President Trump’s polling numbers within the Hispanic community, a vote that he won outright in 2024.

With the midterm elections a month away, the Elitist Media are doing their best to shore up support for some of the more controversial candidates on the left. Thus we are treated to today’s spectacle of NBC’s Kristen Welker haranguing former Congressman, Ambassador to Japan and Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel into endorsing Michigan Democrat Senate nominee Abdulrahman Mohammed El-Sayed.

On Friday's CNN This Morning,  host Audie Cornish said she couldn't understand how GOP Texas Senate candidate Ken Paxton's AI-generated ad against Democrat James Talarico could be "okay." Two members of the Group Chat surprisingly schooled Audie. Elliot Williams, a former Deputy Assistant Attorney General appointed by Obama, explained that the words were quotes from Talarico.

Back in 1992 in the race against President George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton’s campaign manager/political guru James Carville made clear what the Arkansas Governor’s main campaign issue was to be. Said Carville:  “It’s the economy, stupid.” Trump is now making it "the media, stupid."

On Thursday, CNN’s The Arena With Kasie Hunt entertained a conversation with Representative Jason Crow (R-CO) , who warned that Republicans could “steal this election,” even in the possibility of a massive Democratic “blue wave.” The segment reeked of irony as Hunt failed to press Crow on the tension between his predictions of a Democratic victory and how Republicans could somehow overturn it…