Conservatives & Republicans

MSNBC’s host of The 11th Hour, Stephanie Ruhle, really does not like Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and for her Friday panel, she invited a series of guests to affirm these feelings. The segment reached peak absurdity when Operation Hope founder and chairman John Hope Bryant proclaimed that Russia and China love what DeSantis is doing.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough, Mika Brzezinski, and Michael Steele say they "stand with" Ilhan Omar and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez after House Republicans voted to oust Omar from her seat on the House Foreign Affairs committee.

CNN Anderson Cooper 360 guest host John Berman kicked off Thursday’s show with a nearly 15-minute interview with Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez that mostly consisted of him opening up the floor to her to accuse Republicans of being bigots for kicking Rep. Ilhan Omar off the Foreign Affairs Committee and for engaging in “stochastic terrorism.”

NBC Late Night host Seth Meyers proved on his Thursday show that he has no idea what cancel culture actually is as he accused Republicans of engaging in it as they pass various education laws and kick Rep. Ilhan Omar off the House Foreign Affairs Committee.

On Wednesday's Deadline: White House show, MSNBC political analyst Jason Johnson presented his latest venom toward Republicans as he declared that "lots of people" are "perfectly happy with Black people being murdered on a regular basis."

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough dumps on Ron DeSantis, describing him as someone who likes to feel tough by yelling at female reporters, but would be unable to take a punch from Donald Trump. Later, Scarborough hails Obamacare, noting how enrollment keeps "skyrocketing" and that it has made "an undeniable difference."

The Thursday edition of Andrea Mitchell Reports on MSNBC was in full spin mode as Republicans prepared to kick Rep. Ilhan Omar off the Foreign Affairs Committee for her history of anti-Semitic statements, but according to Mitchell it was simply “criticism of Israel.” Meanwhile, Washington correspondent Yamiche Alcindor alleged that Republican hypocrisy is the real story.

CBS’s Stephen Colbert and ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel kicked off their respective Wednesday shows by welcoming Black History Month while condemning alleged GOP attacks on the subject of black history.

CBS host of The Late Show Stephen Colbert was not thrilled with Rep. Jim Jordan’s weekend comments that no law or amount of training would have prevented the death of Tyre Nichols. Colbert declared that Jordan was so close to getting it, but because he doesn’t want to appear woke it leads him to wonder “what point do you stop being a witness and start being evil?”

ABC’s The View doesn’t have a stellar record when it comes to being respectful of the Holocaust. So, of course, it wasn’t really a surprise when co-host Joy Behar abused International Holocaust Remembrance Day on Friday to suggest Republicans wanted to ban teaching educating kids about it in history classes and tried to tie it to opposition to Critical Race Theory.

If someone really wanted to get the conservative perspective on the news, one of the last places they would turn would be CNN, but that didn’t stop a Thursday CNN Tonight panel from declaring that GOP efforts to stop Critical Race Theory are not conservative.

On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski announces that on Friday's show, Joe Scarborough will be reporting from Auschwitz on International Holocaust Remembrance Day. She and Jon Meacham then somehow tie it to the "rise of fascist threats from within" the United States, and also tie those threats with the assassinations of JFK and MLK. Meacham suggests that if the threats are not countered early, they…

On January 26, 2023, Jimmy Kimmel Live! debuted on ABC and 20 years later, Kimmel will celebrate with a special edition of his late night talk show. It has been 20 years of reliable liberalism, but is has gotten worse in recent years.

This past week, CNN again backtracked on a COVID-related issue the liberal news network had previously dismissed as a right-wing "conspiracy theory" as network medical contributor Leana Wen admitted that overcounting of COVID deaths and hospitalizations is likely a problem that needs to be corrected -- a subject she covered in a couple of Washington Post op-eds.