BAD-FAITH FRAME: ABC Reporter Repeats ‘No End in Sight’ to Iran War
ABC, the most consistently Trump-deranged among the major commercial broadcast networks, laid out a particularly bad-faith frame of the military operation in Iran ahead of an interview with Energy Secretary Chris Wright on Sunday’s edition of This Week. Rather than informing viewers, the pre-interview segment seemed intent on terrifying viewers about the prospects of the war.
PBS Campaigns For Democrats: 'It Is About Affordability'
PBS News Hour host Geoff Bennett and MS NOW host Jonathan Capehart essentially openly campaigned on Friday on behalf of Democrats by offering up visions of a more affordable America should Democrats win in November.
Hayes, Glaude Baselessly Speculate About Violent Voter Suppression
Princeton Prof. Eddie Glaude Jr. joined MS NOW host Chris Hayes on Thursday’s edition of All In for another segment of election fear-mongering as the duo tried to analogize the Trump administration with the violent Mississippi Plan of the 1870s.
CLOWN: Hayes Makes Musk’s $100M Spending a Scandal, Shrugs Off Soros
On Monday’s All In, host Chris Hayes just went on a hypocrisy-lined tear against X owner Elon Musk for spending big in the midterms, while completely downplaying the enormous spending already unleashed by leftist billionaire George Soros. Hayes decried Musk’s “unfathomable amounts of money” to “elect Republicans this cycle,” browbeating him for not giving that money to charity or some other…
CNN Leans on New Jersey Governor to Downplay Suspicious Voter Rolls
During Wednesday’s OutFront, CNN host Erin Burnett was irked that the Trump administration had agents with the Department of Homeland Security examining voter rolls and removing noncitizens. While framing it as President Trump willing letting Americans be exposed to terrorism and sex trafficking, Burnett brought on Democratic New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill, who recently announced her state…
Morning Joe Pushes Ossoff 2028 After Innuendo About Natalie Harp
Democratic Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff is up for re-election in two months, but the cast of MS NOW’s Morning Joe is already looking ahead two years to 2028. On Thursday, co-host Jonathan Lemire welcomed The New Republic editor Michael Tomasky to talk about his latest article that hyped Ossoff’s ability to create “conflict,” while highlighting his insinuation that President Trump is having an…
Tur Whines Vance Going After El-Sayed, Ignore His Attack on VP's Wife
It’s often said that what liberals claim about Republicans is them admitting to their own actions. That maxim was true during Tuesday’s The Moment when MS NOW host Katy Tur whined about how while Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed (D-MN) was "trying to stay on message with policy and ideas, there are a lot of pretty ugly attacks coming out against him." Meanwhile, she ignored El-Sayed’s…
MSNOW Avoids Talarico’s ‘Dismantling’ ‘Oppressive’ Capitalism Comments
On Tuesday, an old video of Democratic Texas Senate candidate James Talarico revealed the Senate candidate once called for the “dismantling” of capitalism, which he also called “oppressive.” But any mention of Talarico’s capitalism comments was avoided by all MS NOW hosts, as the only brief mention from a guest minimized comments that called the video a “big opposition research dump."
Ruhle Claims Calling El-Sayed 'Evil' Helps Him, Omits Piker Connection
MS NOW’s Stephanie Ruhle reacted to Vice President JD Vance calling Michigan Democrat Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed “very evil” on Tuesday’s Money, Power, Politics by claiming such attacks actually help him. In order to make such a far-fetched argument, Ruhle had to omit any context from Vance’s remarks and pretend that by calling him evil, all El-Sayed has to do to respond is say he…
MS NOW Smears Administration As 'Extreme White Nationalist' Regime
On Friday, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries spoke at the “Defend The Vote” protest in Washington, but instead of taking issue with the premise that voter suppression is real, MS NOW On The Line guest host Eugene Daniels brought in journalism professor Jason Johnson to claim Democrats need to be tougher against “this kind of extreme white nationalist, authoritarian regime.”
Meyers, Gentile Gush Over El-Sayed's Bizarre Trans Surgeries Answer
Earlier this week, Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed gave a rather bizarre answer to Fox News’s Jesse Watters when asked if “it’s okay for a parent to slash his kid’s ding-a-ling off” by comparing such an operation to circumcision. However, according to NBC’s Late Night host Seth Meyers and writer/producer Sal Gentile’s Thursday A Closer Look Out of Office podcast, El-Sayed…
CNN Excitedly Runs Election Pitch for Iowa Dem Running for Governor
With the left-wing Cook Political Report shifting their analysis of the Iowa gubernatorial race to leans Democrat from toss-up, CNN decided to capitalize on the purported momentum and ran a glowing puff piece about Democratic nominee Rob Sand. While boasting that Sand was aiming to bust “one-party rule” in Iowa on Thursday, CNN’s Inside Politics only gave his opponent one sentence as they…
MS NOW Pleads Democrats To Stop 'Infighting About Random Streamers'
The only reason why The Bulwark podcaster Tim Miller is an MS NOW analyst is because he and his Bulwark colleagues have portrayed themselves as the epitome of moral virtue for leaving the Republican Party in the aftermath of the political rise of Donald Trump. However, on Wednesday’s edition of The Moment with Katy Tur, Miller pleaded with Democrats to stop “infighting about random streamers…
Bash Paints Texas Senate Race As 'Ethical Issues' vs. 'Christian'
CNN anchor Dana Bash joined HBO host Bill Maher on Friday’s edition of Real Time to analyze the state of the midterms. At one point, Bash portrayed the Texas Senate race between Ken Paxton and James Talarico as one between someone who has “ethical issues” and one who is a “Christian” who “wears his faith on his sleeve.”
