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It was a horrendous week of vile bile from MSNBC’s ReidOut host Joy Reid as, across five shows, she accused Republicans of wanting to ban books for simply having a Black author, referred to Governor Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) as pro-COVID,” argued Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL) helms a dystopian state, referred to Senators Joe Manchin (D-WV) and Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ) as “Bonnie and Clyde,”…

On Friday afternoon, Andrea Mitchell was again using her eponymous MSNBC show to lobby for abortion as she gave former Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards a forum to call for state legislatures to legalize abortion while also suggesting pro-abortion Republicans should vote against their own party over the issue.

Needless to say, the late night "comedy" hosts did not appreciate Senators Joe Manchin (D-WV) and Krysten Sinema (D-AZ) voting to uphold the filibuster. The Daily Show's Trevor Noah on Comedy Central and Late Night's Seth Meyers were the most aggrieved, insisting on Thursday night and early Friday that the duo doesn't actually support "voting rights."

On Tuesday evening, several MSNBC hosts again demonstrated what a source of misinformation the liberal news network is as it was incorrectly claimed that Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis is pushing to cut the number of black majority congressional districts from four to two when there is, in fact, only one black majority district to begin with. Joy Reid even went so far as to declare…

Google reportedly increased its U.S. lobbying spending by 27 percent in 2021, as lawmakers began a push to enact new tech legislation to regulate the industry.

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) told the Senate Judiciary Committee Thursday that Big Tech censorship is the “single greatest threat” to “free speech” and “fair elections” in America. Cruz also called for legislation specifically targeting Big Tech’s biased censorship.

It’s always fun to watch the left rhetorically eat their own. And that’s exactly what happened during Thursday’s edition of ABC’s The View when co-host Joy Behar’s usual doting praise for President Biden slipped as she blamed his “white privilege” for making him think he could work with Republican (as if he was).

Wednesday marked what had to have been one of the more stressful days at the White House as President Biden spent nearly two hours before reporters, calling on 24 of them and fielding over 60 questions on a robust set of issues (aside from crime and illegal immigration). We've already covered the questions from Fox’s Peter Doocy, the New York Post’s Steven Nelson, Newsmax’s James…

ABC’s Good Morning America chose on Thursday it wouldn’t share with viewers one of if not the top takeaway from President Biden’s marathon Wednesday press conference, which was that he signaled he would wage a campaign to delegitimize and question the results of November’s 2022 midterm elections if he doesn’t get his way on voting rights.

ESPN “Woke” Center remains tight-lipped about the Golden State Warriors’ owner who doesn’t give a rip about slaves in China, but is giddy as can be about Nick Saban’s politics. A few days ago, part-owner of the Warriors Chamath Palihapitiy said he doesn’t care about the Uyghurs enslaved in China. This week, Alabama football coach came…

In a press conference Wednesday that ran nearly two hours, President Biden faced over 60 questions from 24 different reporters, but it wasn’t a surprise that the most contentious moments and questions that were most probing came from reporters that usually give Press Secretary Jen Psaki a run for her money in Fox’s Peter Doocy, the New York Post’s Steven Nelson, Real Clear Politics’s…

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer decides what bills come up for a Senate vote. But with Schumer’s daughters employed by Facebook and Amazon, antitrust legislation may go the way of President Joe Biden’s popularity: down into oblivion.

While previewing President Biden's speech marking the one-year anniversary of his presidency, CNN Newsroom guest and Inside Politics anchor Abby Philip revealed what she really believes is the purpose of the legislative body of the federal government is, and that is to make the "President look good."

CNN's Erin Burnett delivers a surprisingly insightful analysis about the so-called voting rights bills that is at refreshing odds with the current liberal narrative on this subject. On Thursday, Burnett committed the heresy of breaking out of the Liberal Borg long enough to contradict the false hysteria being pushed by CNN and much of the media on this issue.