Morning Joe Skips Dem’s ‘Shut Up’ to Collins, CNN Laughs It Off
In a debate for a Maine Senate seat, Democrat Troy Jackson told 73-year-old Republican Susan Collins to “shut up.” Morning Joe devoted precisely zero seconds in its three hours to the incident. The Maine race only came up to report that Jackson is outraising Collins. Things were better at CNN This Morning. At least they discussed the incident, though relegating it to the show’s last segment.…
Scarborough Hypes 'Absolutely Dreadful' 'Really Bad News' for Trump
Whether or not you believe in “karma is a bish,” or “tempting the fates,” it’s undeniable that Joe Scarborough went on an unseemly riff on Thursday’s Morning Joe, gloating over what he saw as various woes facing Trump and the Republicans at the midterms. The screencap shows him holding up one of the headlines he described as “bad news” for Trump. Joe stopped just short of rubbing his hands in…
King: GOP Warning Of 'Misery, Poverty, and Death' Is 'Desperation'
CNN chief national correspondent John King stopped by his old show, Inside Politics, on Friday to discuss his insight on the state of the midterms. As King tells it, Republicans warning about “misery, poverty, and death” should Democrats win is proof of “desperation.” The fact that Democrats are running on the same premise about Republicans was not something he was interested in.
Pay No Attention! Nets Wave Rhetorical Pom-Poms for Dems in Debates
On Friday, the “Big Three” of ABC, CBS, and NBC chose not to show on their top morning newscasts a single instance in which any of the Democratic senatorial candidates who debated Thursday night – Georgia incumbent Jon Ossoff, Maine’s Troy Jackson, and Michigan’s Abdul el-Sayed – were put on the defensive by their Republican opponents. Rather, they chalked it up to “personal” attacks, and the…
'Whoa, Whoa!' Cornish Cuts Off Conservative on the TX Senate Race
On Thursday's CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish did not let a conservative panelist finish her thought. Abigail Jackson had just called James Talarico a bad candidate. Cornish came in with "Whoa, whoa, whoa," and went on to argue that the Democrat is doing just fine. Cornish played a current Talarico ad: "Ken Paxton is lying about my record, even making fake AI videos of me. No, I'm not a…
MS NOW's Johnson Compares Justice Alito to 'Burglar' Who Stole Rights
Appearing on Monday's On the Line, MS NOW contributor Jason Johnson declared that Supreme Court Justice Sam Alito will have a "terrible" legacy, and compared him to a "burglar" who has taken rights away from Americans.
Liberal Media Counting Dem Chickens: 'Ass-Whooping, Big, Big Night'
On two liberal morning network shows today, there were tidings of great joy for the Democrats. On CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish played a clip of Bill Maher on Fareed Zakaria's show predicting the Democrats would administer an "ass-whooping" to the Republicans. Maher based his bold forecast on the notion that President Trump hasn't delivered on various promises. Over on Morning Joe,…
Networks Giddily Promote Bad Polls, Seek to Depress GOP Turnout
Whereas the broadcast networks spent the days prior to the 2022 midterms ensconced in January 6 Committee hearings, talk of the 2020 election, and demands no one assign blame for the bad economy, the elitist networks of ABC, CBS, and NBC continued on Monday morning to emphasize the impending blue tsunami through negative polls, treating President Trump seeking to drive base turnout as a five-…
CNN's Cornish Can't Believe Paxton's AI Ad Is 'OK': Guests School Her
On Friday's CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish said she couldn't understand how GOP Texas Senate candidate Ken Paxton's AI-generated ad against Democrat James Talarico could be "okay." Two members of the Group Chat surprisingly schooled Audie. Elliot Williams, a former Deputy Assistant Attorney General appointed by Obama, explained that the words were quotes from Talarico.
NBC Joins Network-Wide Pile-on Hyping ‘Struggling’ Trump, GOP
After having curiously sat out the pile-on this week by ABC and CBS on their top morning and evening shows against the Republicans and President Trump to paint a blue tsunami as inevitable, NBC finally arrived on Friday’s Today and followed the same script, down to a curious omission of anything about Democrat candidates, policy views, or polls.
O'Donnell Compares GOP Senator To 'Drunk,' Insists Trump Has Dementia
On Wednesday night in the world of The Last Word’s Lawrence O’Donnell, the MS NOW nighttime host went after Republican Senator Eric Schmitt after Tuesday’s Jack Smith hearing and compared the senator, “at best,” to the “equivalent of a Drunk Joe McCarthy.” He did not stop there, and later insisted President Trump had dementia.
Maddow Claims GOP Is Being Turned Into ‘Populist Fascist Uprising’
On The Poynter Report Podcast, produced by the Poynter Institute, which is described as a journalism school that also runs Politifact, MS NOW host Rachel Maddow was invited on the journalism to discuss the Trump White House barring CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House. After discussion of the ban, podcast host Tom Jones asked Maddow who the media let Trump happen, to which Maddow…
Kitten Rescue Group Continues Hate for Conservatives After PETA Rebuke
Imagine being so far left even PETA berates you. That’s what happened to a New York City based kitten rescue group recently after they went viral for announcing a new policy that excludes conservatives, “MAGA,” and even those who are apolitical, from adopting cats from their rescue group. PETA, in turn, publicly stated the policy should be “ reconsidered and abolished.” However, the group’s…
CNN Rips 'Naked Actress' Sweeney, But Fine With ESPN's Nude Athletes
Here's how Audie Cornish teed up her airing of Sydney Sweeney's commercial for Novig: "Okay, so the ad is for a prediction market app and the reason why everyone is so mad is, well, you’ll see." So, seeing the ad is enough to understand why "everyone is so mad?" Speak for yourself, Audie.
