Guns

Still broadcasting from the Bahamas on Wednesday, the cast of ABC’s The View celebrated President Joe Biden signing the bipartisan “gun reform” legislation into law. But while the rest of the coven was in good spirits, co-host Sunny Hostin was “the curmudgeon on the panel” and lamented that no other gun control schemes were likely to pass. She then lashed out suggesting that one can’t…

On his MSNBC show, Jonathan Capehart says that the Supreme Court's ruling that people should be allowed to carry arms for "ordinary self-defense" makes his "blood run cold."

On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski calls the Democrat party "the world's last best hope against fascism." She repeatedly accuses Republicans of being "fascists." Brzezinski urges Americans to register and vote, to give Democrats an "overwhelming majority."

Reacting to the landmark Supreme Court decision which held that "may issue" gun permit laws are unconstitutional, justice correspondent for The Nation, Elie Mystal claimed the six conservative justices on the Supreme Court are responsible for mass shootings that have occurred in recent weeks, despite the fact the decision was only handed down hours prior. 

Hours after the Supreme Court ruled in a 6-3 decision that New York’s laws governing the concealed carrying of firearms were unconstitutional, effectively throwing out “may issue” laws across the country, ABC’s World News Tonight & NBC Nightly News joined their colleagues on CNN & MSNBC and lashed out at the Supreme Court’s ruling.

The biggest benefit of the U.S. Supreme Court striking down New York State’s arduous restrictions on the concealed carrying of firearms is that the right to do so would not be restricted to just the rich, famous, well-connected, or those who once wore the badge, but would be a right enjoyed by any law-abiding New York citizen. But on CNN Newsroom immediately after the news broke on…

With the Supreme Court delivering a landmark opinion on concealed carry laws in New York being unconstitutional, the liberal celebrity cabal began its regularly-scheduled meltdown. Here are a few of our favorite seething tweets:

On Thursday, the Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in a landmark case written by Justice Clarence Thomas that New York had violated the Fourteenth Amendment by preventing its citizens the right to self-defense and to keep and bear arms. As NewsBusters has reported all morning long, the leftist media immediately went into meltdown mode over the decision. Even warning that the court will get people killed…

With the Supreme Court finding that New York’s arduous restrictions on the concealed carrying of firearms violated the Constitution in a 6-3 ruling on Thursday, the unhinged coven that made up ABC’s The View lost their minds. Calling the ruling “pure insanity” and “a middle finger to New York,” the cast was on a downward spiral from the get-go. They even seemed to encourage violence…

NBC and ABC on Thursday broke in with alarmed coverage of the 6-3 gun rights victory in the Supreme Court, worrying about whether the out of touch conservatives on the Court will get people killed. 

After an initially tame reaction the Supreme Court’s ruling that said states cannot prohibit citizens from obtaining a concealed carry permit for self-defense provided they pass all the other criteria, MSNBC went off the rails in the 11:00 hour by warning of more shootings and dead children.

With the January 6 hearings well underway, the media and Democrats want to keep the focus on bashing the Republican Party and portraying them as an extremist party ahead of the midterm elections. So for Monday’s Don Lemon Tonight on CNN, Lemon and former Defense Secretary and Senator William Cohen added to the mix stating outright, that that these people rely on violence and “write laws which…

The leading “hot topic” for ABC’s The View on Tuesday, was the disgusting campaign ad put out by Republican Missouri U.S. Senate candidate Eric Greitens where he and a group of gun-toting cosplay soldiers wanted to “hunt” RINOs. This naturally, led the cast to ignore the widespread condemnation from the right and insist the right thought it was “funny” and had become “the party of…

“Gun Sellers Stoke Fears to Boost Weapon Sales” is an alarmist 2,800-word investigation that led Sunday’s New York Times. It started with a little light mindreading about Kyle Rittenhouse. But the worst offense against fairness was the breathless portrayal of the fact gun companies commit marketing, like every other business sector: "Whatever the source of Americans’ sense of unease,…