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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 11th Hour host Stephanie Ruhle confirmed on her Thursday show what many already suspected: her show exists to give Democrats campaign advice. Ruhle told Democrats to “write it down, post it up somewhere” after legal analyst Neal Katyal went on a factually challenged diatribe on Oklahoma’s new pro-life bill and Justice Alito’s leaked draft opinion.

Chuck Todd went off the rails on the Tuesday installment of MTP Daily on MSNBC where he declared that the GOP chickens are “coming home to roost” after years of appeasing white supremacists because they refuse to get onboard with the Democrats’ domestic terrorism bill.

On CNN’s Friday installment of New Day, John Avlon reacted to the news that the RNC has withdrawn from the Commission on Presidential Debates with one of his “reality checks” that characteristically featured plenty of pretentiousness, but not a lot of reality.

Republicans are busy acting like Republicans and Andrea Mitchell and her Thursday panel of guests on MSNBC are beside themselves. From abortion, not giving minors puberty blockers, not teaching elementary students about sexual orientation, guns, the Commission of Presidential Debates, to redistricting, she warned about the GOP’s “hard right turn.”

On Monday’s installment of The Daily Show on Comedy Central, host Trevor Noah declared that Republican senators who did not stay and applaud Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation to the Supreme Court were “assholes” who wanted to get their “free N-word passes.” After crediting Mitt Romney for staying and applauding the vote results, Noah turned his attention to other Republicans, “All…

ABC, NBC, and CBS all gushed over the “history” making Supreme Court confirmation of Ketanji Brown Jackson on their respective Saturday morning programs. Of the three, only CBS put in minimal effort to show substantive criticisms of Jackson existed.

The leftist thought police at PolitiFact fact-checked a prominent Republican senator for daring to say that President Joe Biden’s terrible energy policies caused high gas prices.

MSNBC's 11th Hour host Stephanie Ruhle recapped Tuesday’s Supreme Court confirmation hearings by accusing Republican senators of waging culture wars for the sake of pleasing Fox News. While Ruhle accused Republicans of not dealing with facts, she and her guests omitted a few key facts of their own.

Along with his co-hosts for Showtime's The Circus, MSNBC’s John Heilemann traveled over to CBS's The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Wednesday night to falsely claim in a twisted train of thought that Republicans and the 2016 election are to blame for Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine and that Russian President Vladimir Putin is using the moment to weaken…

In an attempt to help himself get elected, President Biden engaged in identity politics by promising to nominate a black woman to the Supreme Court. Despite that fact, for CNN senior political correspondent Abby Phillip and New Day host Brianna Keilar on Wednesday, it was actually Republicans engaging in identity politics for pointing it out.

In her latest bit of climate alarmism, MSNBC's Katy Tur invited Prof. Michael Mann on to her Wednesday show to suggest that the GOP is responsible for flooding and raising sea levels because they will not acknowledge that the figurative comet is about to strike.

On Thursday, CNN Newsroom hosts Jim Sciutto and Bianna Golodryga, political analyst Jackie Kucinich, and politics reporter Chris Cillizza took some fairly tame GOP campaign ads criticizing Dr. Fauci and declared that such attacks were "angry," "dangerous," "below the belt," and contribute to Fauci and his family's need for security.

CNN Newsroom host Jim Sciutto interviewed Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg on Wednesday and as he was wrapping up the interview, opened up the floor to Buttigieg to accuse Florida Republicans and their Parental Rights in Education bill of contributing to LGBTQ youth suicides.