Campaigns & Elections

MSNBC REALLY doesn’t want to cover the Republican National Convention. Over the first three nights, the liberal cable channel censored 121 minutes of the RNC, constantly dropping out of speeches to “fact check” Republican speakers or assertions. 

On Tuesday night, the Republican National Convention aired powerful testimony from pro-life activist Abby Johnson that majorly triggered Washington Post gender columnist Monica Hesse.

On CNN Newsroom, fill-in host Anderson Cooper indulged Biden as he claimed Trump was “rooting for violence” in the streets and didn’t fact-check him after a number of false statements. Cooper also touted to Biden Nancy Pelosi’s deranged suggestion he skip the debates.

On Thursday, Joe Biden briefly emerged from his basement to chat with one of his favorite Democratic Party hacks in the media – MSNBC anchor Andrea Mitchell – who predictably made sure all her questions were DNC-approved softballs. Early in the friendly chat, Mitchell endorsed the Democratic nominee’s vile assertion that President Trump was “rooting for violence” on the streets of America’s…

CNN and MSNBC tag teamed to attack President Trump and Vice President Pence this morning for not expressing support for Black Lives Matter, while at the same time blaming the administration for the violence and destruction caused by Black Lives Matter activists across the country. Is your head spinning yet?

On Morning Joe, Princeton professor Eddie Glaude Jr. says that riots are just an "excuse" for people to vote for President Trump: "they already wanted to."

During a hostile interrogation of South Carolina Senator Tim Scott on Thursday’s CBS This Morning, Democratic Party donor co-host Gayle King dismissed criticism of Joe Biden leveled at the Republican National Convention and instead claimed that President Trump “has contributed to the chaos that we’re seeing in the streets.” She went on to further accuse the President of stoking racial…

CNN came out of Vice President Mike Pence's speech at Fort McHenry on Wednesday night offering an angry rebuttal. CNN's Anderson Cooper made a big fuss that if there's disorder in the streets, this is now Donald Trump's America. 

Stephen Colbert isn’t even trying to make you laugh anymore. The Late Night host has abandoned comedy for angry, unfunny verbal op-eds and harangues at his audience. On Wednesday night, he half yelled at his audience: “Now, full disclosure, I did not watch much of the convention tonight. And fullest disclosure, I did not watch any of it.”

In the latest edition of the NewsBusters Podcast, Tim Graham addresses the brand-new book by CNN's in-house Fox basher, Brian Stelter. His Fox-bashing book is titled HOAX: Donald Trump, Fox News, and the Dangerous Distortion of Truth. It's selling like hotcakes in the feverish world of Trump haters. And Tim delves into what NewsBusters bloggers look for when exposing bias and double…

As the violence engulfed Wisconsin on Wednesday and Republicans continued night three of their convention, journalists on MSNBC did their best to connect the events to the presidential election in November. On ABC, Tom Llamas worried about the “danger” of Wisconsin helping Trump. On MSNBC, far-left host Lawrence O’Donnell saw the shooting as an “outgrowth” of Donald Trump. 

CNN interrupted Wednesday’s Republican National Committee proceedings four times (compared to the ZERO times they interrupted night three of the DNC), and they did it in the most disgusting of ways. Between consistently shoddy co-host Jake Tapper defending violent riots in Kenosha, Wisconsin, and left-wing activist Van Jones calling for a 17-year-old to be beaten up, the network was unhinged.…

If you want a clear example of the unmitigated hypocrisy and sheer partisan hackery of MSNBC, there is no clearer example than the disparity between how the liberal cable channel covered the Democratic National Convention last week and the Republican edition this week. During the DNC, MSNBC aired 90 percent of the convention with no commentary or analysis. The hosts just let the speeches play…

After another successful night of the Republican National Convention, panicked reporters on Wednesday’s network morning shows wildly declared that the entire event could be “illegal” and “possibly a violation of the Hatch Act,” which regulates how and when government officials engage in campaign politics. Making it clear who was issuing the marching orders, the broadcasts touted “House…