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The day after the Blue Wave swept over America, Wednesday’s PBS News Hour lauded “progressive” left victors and triumphant minority candidates, while sanding off their hard-left edges. Co-anchor Geoff Bennett brought a list of electoral “historic firsts,” but left out Florida electing its first black governor, Republican Bryon Donalds.

Comedy Central’s Jordan Klepper welcomed New York Times billionaires reporter Teddy Schleifer to Thursday’s episode of The Daily Show to, naturally, talk about billionaires. During their discussion, Schleifer suggested that Klepper take James Talarico’s victory in Texas as a cure for his “nihilistic” belief that billionaires control the system and there is no hope for the little guy.

The Democrats were widely successful in the midterms...which makes it embarrassing to all the leftists who wackily predicted Trump would cancel the midterms. 

We are just days removed from the 2026 midterm election and aftershocks remain ongoing, but the Elitist Media have officially jumped into the 2028 presidential election season. The first story out of the gate is their coverage of California Governor Gavin Newsom’s mass commutation of over 500 death row inmates.

The media's joy over the blue wave on Tuesday was palpable. CNN's Kasie Hunt said "it took years for us to get there." MS NOW's Rachel Maddow called it a "freaking one-finger salute" to Trump's alleged authoritarianism. George Stephanopoulos asked James Talarico how he would now "pursue a politics of love."

Now that their role in bringing about the blue wave has been successfully completed, and the celebrations are settling down, the left wing media has been platforming many of the winning candidates and those elected officials who helped get them elected. That was the case Wednesday evening on CNN's Election Night In America, where co-host Jake Tapper fawned all over NYC Mayor Zohran…

Even though Republican candidates were largely defeated in Tuesday’s midterm elections, voters in multiple states did succeed in passing ballot measures bolstering the integrity of their elections.

Two days after the Democratic Party’s massive wins and the cast of ABC’s “bona fide news program” The View was in such high spirits they were already looking forward to getting their presidential candidate nominated for 2028. Of course, their hive-mind determination was that they were spoiled for choice when it came to the depth of their bench. Meanwhile, according to them,…

On Thursday, MS NOW’s Money, Power, Politics with Stephanie Ruhle continued the midterm celebrations, with the show closing with a segment on how the election and Democratic wins repeated a “return to decency.” 

Using Texas Democrat Senator-elect James Talarico as an example of "decency," Ruhle was joined by Leftist Episcopal Bishop Mariann Budde, who was known for repudiating…

Media Research Center President David Bozell joined Larry O’Connor on Salem News Channel’s O’Connor & Company Thursday morning to address the real influence of left-wing media on the public and elections, highlighting the blatant bias of Apple News and Google News.

The Atlantic writer and ex-Republican Peter Wehner stopped by MS NOW’s The Moment with Katy Tur on Thursday to discuss his latest article that tries to argue that James Talarico and Adam Hamilton’s Senate wins in Texas and Kansas were “an important moment for the Evangelical movement, which I think has done so much to slander the name of Jesus.”

After five hours of celebratory programming on Wednesday’s CBS Mornings, featuring softball interviews with Democrats after midterm wins, the CBS morning show continued to showcase more glee on Thursday. Norah O’Donnell claimed the victories could lead to more “bipartisanship,” while continuing to push Kansas Democrat Senator-Elect Adam Hamilton as a “moderate” who would push back…

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On Monday’s PBS News Hour, Fred de Sam Lazaro reported from the Twin Cities on what co-anchor Amna Nawaz solemnly described in her introduction as “a surge of anti-Muslim rhetoric and xenophobia in political ads and speeches” as the midterms loom, as part of the program’s occasional “Race Matters” series.