PolitiFact Rushes to Defend Jolly on Transgender Surgeries for Minors

Florida Republican-turned MSNBC talking head-turned Democratic gubernatorial nominee David Jolly has portrayed himself as the kind of aspiring governor who would not insert himself into decisions about whether or not a minor should receive transgender “medical care.” This has led GOP nominee Byron Donalds and his PAC to say Jolly supports transgender surgeries for minors, but the damage…

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Nets Tout Primary Day With Tricks in Alaska, GOP Scandals in Florida

On Tuesday, ABC, CBS, and NBC used their flagship morning news shows to go all negative toward Republicans ahead of primaries in three states (and a special election in California), gushing over “pretty wild” circumstances in Alaska that could help “a strong challenger” take a Senate seat for Democrats and reveling in the Florida scene with scandals plaguing one House Republican, socialists…

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Fugelsang Calls Byron Donalds a 'Bigot,' Compares Him to Drug Dealer

Appearing as a guest on Friday's The 11th Hour show on MS NOW, unfunny liberal comedian John Fugelsang accused Congressman Byron Donalds (R-FL) of being a "bigot" and compared the black Republican to a drug dealer who puts other drug dealers in jail.

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NYT: Herrera 'Wildly Offensive' Righty YouTuber; Hateful Hasan? Sexy!

To the New York Times, inflammatory leftist streamer Hasan Piker, who is close to several DSA-style Democrats, is supposedly charismatic and even sexy. Right-wing GunTuber, firearms manufacturer, and podcaster turned Republican congressional nominee Brandon Herrera? Inflammatory and “wildly offensive,” and a danger to Republican prospects in Texas. From San Antonio, new reporter Bayliss Wagner…

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CBS Pesters Rahm Emanuel About Not Helping Dem Socialists Court Voters

In a segment where they directly cited the recent Democratic Party “primaries in Minnesota, Wisconsin and elsewhere” were the Democratic Socialists either won or played huge roles, CBS News Sunday Morning demonstrated why the purported rightward lurch of the network wasn’t actually a thing. In an interview with longtime Democratic politician Rahm Emanuel, national correspondent Robert Costa…

The Early Media Take on '28: Will Any Republican Run Away From Trump?

As if the country didn’t already know, the 2028 presidential race in the GOP (and with Democrats!) to succeed President Donald Trump is already on.

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Mika Never Walks Back 'Congressman Liar' Moment Mocking Mike Lawler

Today's Morning Joe brought on Cait Conley, the Democratic challenger to Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY), and gave her a lengthy opportunity to attack Team Trump over problems on the USS Abraham Lincoln. When the conversation turned to the race itself, Mika Brzezinski asked why should voters choose Conley? Except....Lawler’s name came out sounding a lot closer to “Lawyer.” Conley seized on it…

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PBS Hints Constitution Is 'System of Control' Imposed by 'The Right'

To call Michel Martin’s nearly 18-minute talk with former Wisconsin Democratic Party Chairman Ben Wikler on Thursday’s Amanpour and Company a softball interview would be to give her too much credit. Martin seemed to view himself more as a guide for Wikler to continue his book tour about how Democrats need to win in order to save democracy. While Wikler never explicitly said the word "…

Daniel Dale Whines About GOP Ad Portraying El-Sayed As 'Dangerous'

CNN chief fact-checker Daniel Dale is not pleased with Senator and National Republican Senatorial Committee chairman Tim Scott. On Wednesday, Dale penned an article attacking Scott for a “misleading” ad that “snipped key context” from a Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed speech, but Dale’s criticism seems to be that Republicans didn’t put an entire paragraph from that speech in their 30-second…

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Nets Finally Admit Hong Was Nuts, Keep ‘Moderate’ v. ‘Progresive’ Game

On Wednesday, the “Big Three” networks of ABC, CBS, and NBC each covered on the flagship morning newscasts the results of Tuesday’s primaries in six states, focusing specifically on contests in Minnesota, South Carolina, and Wisconsin. This led to more labeling chicanery with 12 combined uses of “progressive” and “socialist” versus nine for “centrist,” “establishment,” or “moderate.”

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Scarborough’s ‘Good Families’ Gaffe About 'Moderate' David Crowley

On Wednesday's Morning Joe, the host praised David Crowley, winner of Wisconsin's Democrat gubernatorial primary. He described him as coming from a family that had struggled with addiction and mental health issues. And that contrasted him with many DSA candidates, who according to Joe, come from "good families." So, Joe, struggling families, and in Crowley's case, a black family, are not "good…

NYTimes Gushed: 'Inside the Left’s Playbook for Scoring Election Wins'

Tuesday’s New York Times featured “Inside the Left’s Playbook for Scoring Election Wins,” by Kellen Browning, Tim Balk, and Dan Simmons, which whitewashed the radical postures of the new crop of hard-left, socialist candidates who’ve won some Democratic Party primaries, threatening to push the party’s center of gravity further leftward. But that didn’t concern the Times which was in the mood…

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CNN's Pamela Brown Not Happy As Marc Short Calls El-Sayed Anti-Semite

On Monday at the White House, President Trump signed an Executive Order on children's vaccines, and afterwards, while taking questions, said that Democrats had been able to get jihadists elected as we head into the mid terms in November, and as you can imagine, that did not sit well with many in the left wing media who, since his primary victory, have gone out of their way to protect the likes…

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CBS, NBC Tout ‘Moderate’ Versus ‘Progressive’ Battles in MN, WI

On Tuesday, CBS Mornings and NBC’s Today had full reports previewing the day’s key Democratic Party primary elections in Minnesota and Wisconsin (plus South Carolina’s Senate Republican primary), but continued the liberal, elitist media’s pattern of underselling the radical nature of numerous Democratic candidates, opting instead to frame it as a battle between “moderates” and “progressives…