Campaigns & Elections

If the liberal media didn’t have double standards, they would have no standards at all. Although journalists now are angry that anyone would question President-Elect Joe Biden, ABC four years ago was speculating on Donald Trump being “delegitimized.” The network was also excited that Hillary Clinton wasn’t “going away.” Think they’ll feel the same way about Trump?

The slogan "Facts First" at CNN has always been a bit of a joke, since anti-Trump and anti-Republican opinions usually are more common than calm statements of fact. CNN Newsroom host Kate Bolduan delighted the left by wearing a cheesy "Facts First" sweater on the air on Thursday morning. It retails for a whopping $380.

On CNN's New Day, co-host John Berman suggests that Republican congressmen who signed the amicus brief in the Texas lawsuit, and who represent districts in states whose results the suit is challenging, should "resign or not take the oath of office." 

New York Times blowhard economist Paul Krugman continues to beclown himself by accusing the GOP of not accepting the 2020 election results. That sounds similar to what Krugman wasn’t willing to do in 2016.

TIME Magazine named Joe Biden and Kamala Harris as its “Person of the Year” in an hour-long heavily biased special on NBC, Thursday night. Other honorees including “racial justice activists,” NBA player LeBron James, and Dr. Anthony Fauci. 

Don’t believe everything the government says. Ask questions. According to Rachel Maddow, the Donald Trump presidency helped reporters learn that they should — gasp — be skeptical of those in power. But don’t worry, that will all come to an end when Joe Biden becomes president. 

In a bizarre conversation on Thursday's The View, co-host Sunny Hostin admitted she was "enlightened" by conservative friends over Democrats not accepting the 2016 election results.

Un informe de Univisión sobre el plan de Joe Biden de inocular a 100 millones de estadounidenses en contra del covid-19 en sus primeros 100 días, no sólo reveló cuánto subestiman la inteligencia de su audiencia, sino también su disposición a hacerse pasar por tontos a conveniencia de los jefes.

Hollywood is now employing Christmas movie nostalgia for the sake of getting a Senate majority in the upcoming Georgia runoff elections, with the cast of Elf reuniting to fundraise for Dem Senate candidates.

After barely covering the latest corruption allegations against Hunter Biden on Wednesday, the networks on Thursday morning jumped into full Democrat Protection Mode, spinning for Hunter and Joe Biden and repeating talking points about no wrongdoing. The amount of coverage is still embarrassingly small

It’s as if the ABC, CBS and NBC evening news shows have a vendetta against informing viewers about any historic news coming out of the stock market during President Donald Trump’s presidency.

CNN getting bored by all the shopworn Trump/Hitler analogies? Searching for a new metaphor with which to attack the president?  On this morning's New Day, co-host John Berman strained logic and analogy beyond the breaking point by claiming that in joining the Texas lawsuit challenging election results in other states, President Trump has somehow made himself . . . the equivalent of the…

MSNBC's Shaquille Brewster reported on Wednesday's MSNBC Live that Georgia's Cobb County has decided to have fewer polling stations available for the Senate runoff elections than it did in the general, but that didn't stop MSNBC Republican Rick Tyler from accusing the state's governor and secretary of state of voter suppression less than two minutes later.

If there was one thing that could make it obvious that Democrat Senate candidate Raphael Warnock is a terrible choice for U.S. Senator, it would be one of his most recent tweets proclaiming himself a pro-choice Christian. Talk about living with cognitive dissonance.