Campaigns & Elections

​El corresponsal nacional senior de NBC, Tom Llamas, acertó al decir el martes por la noche que "a los demócratas les encantaría este tipo de números en cualquier lugar, específicamente en la Florida". Su comentario fue en respuesta al hecho de que el gobernador republicano de Florida, Ron DeSantis obtuvo la mayoría del voto latino para darle una victoria arrolladora contra el demócrata…

For Rep. Liz Cheney and Democrats who have lost, Thursday’s MSNBC Reports had good news: you can still land a cushy job in the Biden Administration or even run for president.

Despite poor-quality candidates limiting GOP victories in the midterms, Republicans were set to take control of the House and could still take the Senate. But still, the cast of ABC’s The View were lecturing Republicans on Thursday about what their victory meant and suggested that Americans didn’t care about inflation; as they whined about not having a “supermajority.”

On CNN This Morning, Don Lemon says it could be true that whereas the GOP needs to move on from Donald Trump, Ron DeSantis could be much worse. 

President Biden insisted in a Wednesday press conference he would make zero changes after Tuesday’s midterm elections failed to produce a Republican red wave and, during said presser, nine White House reporters took their shot at Biden with some engaging in silly softballs on the fate of his legacy, Donald Trump, affirmative action, and ridding the country of partisanship.

On Monday's CNN This Morning, co-host Don Lemon tried to undermine Republican complaints about the negative effects of bail reform in New York during an interview with (eventually victorious) Republican congressional candidate Adam Lawler.

MSNBC’s post-election coverage continued Wednesday night and during the 11 PM Eastern hour, the assortment of panelists tried to explain why the economy didn’t dominate in the way it was expected to. For Stephanie Ruhle, this was because while “we’re bitching and moaning” about inflation, “we’re contributing to it,” which makes it less of an electoral issue.

Just when you think MSNBC can't get any lower, they find a way to prove that there is no bottom to their toxic, vile rhetoric. On Wednesday evening's edition of MSNBC's The ReidOut, Democrat strategist and frequent MSNBC guest Kurt Bardella made the viciously sexist comment that if Colorado Republican Congresswoman Lauren Boebert loses her seat in Congress she will open an Only Fans…

The historical averages suggested a "red wave" of some size in the 2022 midterms. But the media's Election Night routine was slightly blander when there was no obvious tilt toward Republicans, but instead a tilt toward all incumbents. We had no cries of "whitelash" or talk of voters throwing two-year-old temper tantrums.

On Wednesday evening, after a disappointing showing for the GOP in Tuesday's midterms, the three leftist evening news broadcasts sought to further alienate the few right-leaning viewers they have by gloating over Democrats exceeding expectations by not getting wiped out as is common during a president's first midterm election. CBS went the extra mile by virtue signaling over the first openly-…

Leftist Axios decided the 2022 midterm election is a perfect excuse to increase online censorship, screeching about supposed “post-Election Day disinformation.”

In light of Ron DeSantis' overwhelming victory in Florida, in which he even carried traditional Democrat stronghold Miama-Dade, Morning Joe taunts Donald Trump, saying "this is Ron DeSantis' party now."

MIAMI – If Republicans could not score their “red wave” victories predicted by many pundits – and even some Democrats – in these midterm elections, what’s next for them? All the issues were on their side – inflation, high gas and food prices, an open border, underperforming schools. If they couldn’t win with this gale wind at their backs, on what issues can they prevail?

MSNBC's Morning Joe co-host Joe Scarborough and PoliticsNation host Al Sharpton teamed up on Wednesday to react to Stacey Abrams losing Georgia’s gubernatorial election for the second consecutive cycle by comparing her to Moses.