Campaigns & Elections

People magazine has spent four years energetically avoiding the Trump family like they were dreadfully infectious. Now they’re back in familiar Democrat-pleasing mode in this week’s Joe Biden-Kamala Harris interview. There’s not one whiff of policy in the two pages of questions and answers in the August 31 issue. But Biden is quoted offering the usual lying smear that President Trump…

MSNBC's resident historian Jon Meacham's endorsement of Joe Biden during the virtual Democratic convention will influence nobody's vote in November, but that didn't stop Andrea Mitchell from giving him the spotlight on Friday to explain why, as a self-proclaimed non-partisan historian, he is doing so.

If you thought Kamala Harris would be the only Democrat debating Vice President Mike Pence this election season, you would be wrong. Serving as a partisan stand-in for Joe Biden’s running mate, on Friday’s CBS This Morning, co-host Tony Dokoupil demanded Pence agree with the Democratic nominee’s nasty assertion that President Trump has “cloaked America in darkness.”

GMA anchor George Stephanopoulos got so carried away defending Joe Biden to Vice President Mike Pence this morning, he was caught off guard when the VP hit back on his false statements.

Stephanopoulos began by touting Biden rebuking President Trump for his handling of the coronavirus pandemic, asking Pence to respond. The Vice President touted President Trump’s…

The United States Postal Service suddenly became America’s most beloved institution after liberal conspiracy theories began circulating recently that President Trump is trying to steal the election by sabotaging the institution’s ability to deliver mail-in ballots this fall. 

As Jazz Shaw at Hot Air pointed out, the AP Fact Check team has flagged another Democrat convention speech, this time Senator Cory "Spartacus" Booker's minimum wage remarks on Thursday night

Rose McGowan has been through enough with rich Hollywood Democrats and seen enough #MeToo hypocrisy from the left to become completely fed up with their empty promises. After this year’s abysmal Democratic National Convention, the Charmed actress blasted the political party as being completely full of it.

Stephen Colbert has given up even trying. The Late Night host is, theoretically, supposed to be focused on making a wide swath of the country laugh. But more and more, he seems to view his job as offering impassioned endorsements of Joe Biden. Colbert on Thursday shifted from jokes to a TV op-ed: “This evening, Joe Biden showed himself to be a man who is decent, compassionate, flawed…

Americans for Tax Reform founder Grover Norquist struck down the idea that Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden’s tax hikes will be good for people’s wallets and life savings.

Facebook fact-checkers should be “non-partisan and transparent.” But they defended Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) 20 times to one over the course of 10 days. Since former Vice President and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden selected Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) as his running mate, fact-checkers have fallen over themselves to defend her.

Gag me with a Shining City! On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough slobbers over Joe Biden's acceptance speech at the DNC convention, repeatedly referring to it as "Reaganesque" as he hyped the "corruption" under Trump as demonstrated by the indictment of Steve Bannon on the cusp of Biden's speech. 

Rachel Maddow had her own “thrill up the leg” moment while on the Tonight Show, Thursday. The MSNBC host praised the pair profusely boasting how Obama’s speech and Harris’s nomination, gave her “chills.” 

Just as they all did on night three of the Democratic National Convention with their nauseating gushing for former President Obama’s speech, the Zuckerville collective preached their prescribed consensus: Joe Biden’s closing address was “the best performance I've ever seen.” And with that, a convention night echo chamber ensued. Although, one panelist eventually gave away the game.

After praising Joe Biden’s acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention as the best address MSNBC on Thursday night switched back to bashing Donald Trump as the “indecent,” “very bad man.”