Election Interference

Late night hosts are no longer comedians but propagandists for the Democrat party. One of the worst offenders is CBS Late Show host Stephen Colbert, who spent his Monday night show pretending he was President Biden’s press secretary, promoting lies from the Democrat about Georgia’s “Jim Crow, 2.0” election security law.

After weeks of saying that cancel culture is just a made up and irrelevant culture war grievance, MSNBC's Stephanie Ruhle accused conservatives on Monday of hypocritically cancelling Major League Baseball after the league announced it would be removing the 2021 All-Star Game from Atlanta.

Making his move from to weeknights (after starting on overnights and then having a weekend evening slot), Fox News Channel host Greg Gutfeld kicked off his new eponymous show on Monday with a barnburner of a monologue lampooning his competition on CNN, MSNBC, and the late-night comedy shows and denouncing the left for thriving on “making people hate each other.”

If the last few weeks have shown us anything, it’s a reminder that far too many in the liberal media will lie in the name of facts to peddle a narrative. On Monday, NBC Nightly News did its part by lying that Georgia’s voter law was “more restrictive” to voting, passed off facts about the law as merely claims, and griped that many on the right were pushing back against corporations…

Monday’s White House press briefing picked up on many of Friday’s themes, including the Biden administration’s lies about Georgia’s voter law and their pressuring of MLB to move the All-Star Game out of Atlanta. Fox News’s Peter Doocy repeatedly hammered Press Secretary Jen Psaki with questions about Georgia, Biden’s falsehoods, and The Masters plus the separate issue of illegal immigration.…

While the liberal media is always dishonest, one of the most egregious examples of its dishonesty is how it has adopted false Democratic attacks on the Republican sponsored Georgia voting bill. MSNBC’s Ali Velshi continued this trend on Sunday Morning’s Velshi when he brought on co-founder of Black Votes Matter LaTosha Brown, who is a Democratic activist who helps Democrats to win…

Monday’s CBS This Morning began with the hacky hosts welcoming on Democratic Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms for a softball interview in which she and the liberal anchors desperately tried to blame Republicans for the massive economic damage being inflicted on Georgia by left-wing boycott efforts. Rather than demand Bottoms call on her radical supporters to stand down, the segment…

Are only Republicans fomenting a political culture war with the recently-passed Georgia election legislation? Sunday’s New York Times featured political reporter Nick Corasaniti made that case: "Mr. Kemp, a Republican, framed the battle over voting rights in Georgia as a wholly partisan one concocted by Democrats, rather than a civil rights effort to protect access to the…

Over the weekend, Michael Smerconish demonstrated that his Saturday morning show is one of the few islands of credible journalism at CNN as he debunked some of the lies spouted liberals -- including journalists on his own network -- who have attacked Georgia's new voting law as "voter suppression,"

Like so many of his colleagues, NBC’s Chuck Todd continues to offer a platform for the lie that Georgia’s election security bill is a racist tool meant to disenfranchise nonwhite voters. On this week’s Meet The Press, Todd led a panel discussion about that new law, in which PBS NewsHour correspondent Yamiche Alcindor compared its enactment to the death of George Floyd.

Joseph Wulfsohn at Fox News reports CBS News decided on Saturday to delete a tweet for sounding way too partisan. On Friday, CBS tweeted out a report by Khristopher Brooks headlined "3 ways companies can help fight Georgia's restrictive new voting law." 

Legendary baseball writer Peter Gammons earned his way into the Hall of Shame Friday by calling Georgia’s Republican governor a KKK member. Gov. Brian Kemp signed election reform into law in March, prompting an insidious backlash and Major League Baseball to pull this year’s All-Star Game out of the Peach State.

On her Thursday show, MSNBC's Hallie Jackson was joined by Blayne Alexander in Atlanta in an exclusively one-sided segment that hyped calls to Boycott Georgia and the lies that justify them, including President Biden's Wednesday remarks where he called the Georgia's new election law "Jim Crow on steroids."

In spite of being school by a Republican guest earlier this week who defended the new voting law in Georgia, CNN's New Day show on Friday morning was still fearmongering over the issue as several guests were allowed to push their anti-Republican views.