Campaigns & Elections

Democrats like to complain that as president, Donald Trump sought to politicize the Justice Department. But on MSNBC Saturday morning, a blatant appeal was made to Biden's Justice Department, and its Attorney General Merrick Garland, to "help" Democrats win the midterms by indicting Trump and Republican congressmen. It doesn't get much more politicized than that!

As the midterm elections approach, CNN Newsroom host Alisyn Camerota lamented on Friday that voters appear to have forgotten both President Trump and all of President Biden’s alleged accomplishments.

Morning Joe advises Democrats to make people "very afraid of the crazy Republicans." But in the course of doing so, the panel members seem crazy themselves!

On MSNBC’s MTP Daily, host Chuck Todd wailed that the Republican Party was “built on a lie” and was “gonna get power based on a lie” in November’s midterm elections. Todd and his panel of liberal journalists were expressing frustration that voters don’t seem to care about the Democratic Party’s partisan congressional investigation into January 6th “at all.” 

It’s Episode 35 of CensorTrack with TR. This week we talked about a recent MRC study that found 646 cases of censorship that covered criticism of President Joe Biden over the past two years.

The cast of ABC’s The View is still re-litigating 2016 in 2022. That much was apparent during a segment Wednesday where they suggested female politicians supposedly had to complete with being “likable” while their male counterparts didn’t. In the course of this griping, co-host Sunny Hostin lashed out at women who voted for former President Trump by suggesting they “voted against their best…

On Monday night, Vice President Kamala Harris and husband Doug Emhoff headlined a fundraiser in the private Brentwood home of Walt Disney Television's Chairman of Entertainment, Dana Walden, and producer husband Matt Walden. 

On Morning Joe, looking at the plight of Democrats heading into the 2022 midterms, Joe Scarborough scolds woke white Democrats in DC, telling them that they are losing minority voters because black, Hispanic, and Asian-Americans are more conservative than they are.

How elections are run are the first question of democracy, and The New York Times routinely displays its eagerness to push the partisan Democrat point of view. On Friday, the paper tilted to the left in three different articles about election issues in Arizona, Florida, and New York. The paper painted Democratic hacks as non-partisan while invariably identifying Republicans as…

It’s April 1, so you know what that means! And MSNBC’s ReidOut host Joy Reid didn’t disappoint on Friday night as she sat down for an exclusive interview with Vice President Kamala Harris. While there were some decent questions at the top of the show, things quickly devolved into trying to get Harris to give credence to some of the left’s wild conspiracy theories including a…

On Wednesday, The Right Scoop reported on MSNBC anchor Chuck Todd fretting that Democrats were headed for massive electoral defeat: “Todd says that Democrats are in for a shellacking at the midterms later this year because of a new poll they’ve taken on the direction of the country.”

Things got heated on Wednesday’s edition of The View as co-host Sunny Hostin blew up at guest-host and Lincoln Project-conservative Tara Setmayer after the former suggested that President Biden can’t govern via executive order. Hostin was so unhinged that she started shouting about how “You can't build consensus with crazy people!”

I just received a fundraising email from Nancy Pelosi's PAC headlined "CNN just admitted" claiming Marco Rubio was in political danger. CNN "just revealed he's "in danger of losing." But nobody on CNN "just revealed" such a thing. The last poll has Rubio up 12. It turns out it's a CNN.com list from seven weeks ago on CNN.com that said Rubio "starts as the favorite." 

The New York Times “On Politics” newsletter dealt with the latest racist atrocity committed by a Republican: “Republican in Ohio Senate Primary Spoke Offensively About Asians.” The subhead: “Mike Gibbons, a leading contender to succeed Senator Rob Portman, made the comments in a 2013 podcast on doing business in China.” The Times huffed: "The leading Republican candidate in…