NY Times Panics: Supreme Court Banished 'Seatbelt of Our Democracy'
The New York Times reacted badly to the Supreme Court’s 6-3 ruling in vote in Louisiana v. Callais that struck down racial gerrymandering to insure black voters have the best chance to elect black representatives to Congress. Political reporter Nick Corasaniti, long-obsessed with so-called GOP “voter suppression,” went dramatic in “Voting Rights Ruling Could Fuel Era of…
SCOTUS Rejects Racial Gerrymandering, PBS Sees Racial 'Discrimination'
Wednesday’s PBS News Hour led with a typical elitist-media, hair-on-fire response to the Supreme Court’s 6-3 vote in Louisiana v. Callais that struck down racial gerrymandering to insure black voters have the best chance to elect black representatives to Congress. Anchors Anna Nawaz and Geoff Bennett took the alarmist liberal line that the decision, which in facts affirms the…
Hair on Fire: ABC, CNN, MSNOW Seethe Over SCOTUS Case on House Seats
The Supreme Court released a blockbuster ruling in Louisiana v. Callis that struck down one of the Bayou State’s two majority-black congressional districts, possibly paving the way for more such districts to fall across the south. Of course, the liberal, elite media were enraged by the decision that they believe was done by the six-justice majority to prevent black Americans from…
NPR's Totenberg Mourns Court Aiding 'Controversial Conversion Therapy'
By a surprising, landslide 8-1 majority vote, the Supreme Court tossed out on free-speech grounds Colorado’s ban on conversion therapy -- volunteer talk therapy designed to change a person's attraction to same-sex individuals, or cure gender dysphoria. The single dissent came from the court’s most liberal justice. NPR's Nina Totenberg pushed that view.
OMISSION WATCH: Network Newscasts Mostly Ignore the Supreme Court
There are several major stories swirling around the United States Supreme Court that have gone grossly undercovered or outright ignored by the Elitist Media. It’s as if the media didn’t want their viewers learning about an inconvenient ruling and a pivotal argument, both against major policy items for the left.
ABC Trumpets ‘Devastating’ Blow to Trump in SCOTUS Case on Tariffs
All the major broadcast networks — ABC, CBS, and NBC — broke in Friday morning with special reports on the Supreme Court’s 6-to-3 ruling declaring most of President Trump’s landmark tariffs unconstitutional. Unsurprisingly, ABC was almost ebullient in touting the ruling as “devastating,” “huge,” and “monumental” in hampering Trump’s presidency.
CBS Giddy Over KBJ, Partners With Her to Sell New Edition of Memoir
Tuesday’s CBS Mornings was embarrassingly weak in the proverbial knees with four teases followed by over 10 minutes slobbering over far-left Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, never giving her a single ideological label while partnering with her to earn a cut of book sales for the young-adult verison of her memoir purchased through an Amazon QR code.
Ilya Shapiro Rebuts PBS on Trump's Power: 'People Have Short Memories'
Tuesday’s PBS News Hour identified guest Ilya Shapiro as a “conservative legal scholar,” a rare type of guest (most show guests are liberals are don’t get an ideological label). Also rare on the network that purports to a deeper more nuanced look at issues – the substantive discussion that took place between he and co-anchor Geoff Bennett. That substantiveness was due almost…
Defeatist Tone Creeps Into PBS Propaganda on Trans Push In Sports
Tuesday’s PBS News Hour covered the Supreme Court taking up two cases involving boys competing in girls' sports. The News Hour performed its usual pro-LGBTQ+ propaganda, even without Laura Barron-Lopez, now ensconced at left-wing MS Now. The pro-trans favoritism and word-choice remains, though perhaps a little defeatism has crept into the tone.
NPR Relies on LGBTQ+ Activist to 'Report' on Trans Arguments at SCOTUS
Two highly anticipated cases involving transgender athletes -- i.e. biological men suing for the right to compete in women’s sports came -- before the Supreme Court on Tuesday, with opinions on the cases expected by the end of June. National Public Radio’s All Things Considered covered the opening arguments on Sunday. NPR’s idea of an objective reporter? Transgender (biological female…
‘Iryna’s Law’ and the Bad Judges Who Make It Necessary
What will it take to get crime under control in our subways and public transit systems? On Monday, news broke of another passenger set on fire in New York City’s subway — though this story wasn’t all it seemed. The homeless man who at first said he was the victim of an attack turned tight-lipped when police pressed him about what happened. Had he set his own clothes ablaze to attract attention…
NAACP: White Democrat Voters ‘Will Not Vote for Black Candidates’
The Supreme Court is considering a Louisiana redistricting case that could have a greater impact on U.S. House of Representatives seats than the Texas and California “gerrymandering” maneuvers combined. The New York Times wrote, “Democrats would be in danger of losing around a dozen majority-minority districts across the South if the court struck down part of the Voting Rights Act.”…
PBS Prods Retired Justice Kennedy to Condemn Newly Conservative Court
On Tuesday’s PBS News Hour, hosted retired liberal-leaning Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy and tried to get him to condemn the current right-leaning Supreme Court for being too pro-Trump, while making liberal assumptions regarding Kennedy’s judicial philosophy. Kennedy, who retired in 2018, talked about his new memoir, Life, Law & Liberty.
MSNBC's Capehart Flips Out Over Ex-Dem Joe Manchin Trashing Democrats
On Sunday's The Weekend on MSNBC, co-host Jonathan Capehart blew a gasket after the show's interview with ex-Democrat turned independent former Senator Joe Manchin for complaining about the Democratic party moving too far left and trying to eliminate the filibuster.
