Chuck Todd Fears ‘Risk’ of Dems ‘Folding Too Quickly’ on Impeachment
Acting out of sheer desperation Friday morning, while anchoring MSNBC special coverage of the Senate impeachment trial, Meet the Press moderator Chuck Todd attempted to argue there was a “risk” for Democrats “folding too early” ahead of President Trump’s expected acquittal. Later in the hour, he seemed resigned to the fact that the “talk radio wing” of the Republican Party had “won” the day.
Kyle Drennen
BONKERS MSNBC: Acquitting Trump Is Like Letting Wife Beater Go!
As Thursday turned into Friday and impeachment acquittal seemed more likely, the late night coverage on MSNBC devolved into hyperbolic claims of the end of “truth” and that Republican Senators are about to let go the equivalent of a wife beater. Host Ali Velshi turned to the liberal media’s voice of reason, Michael Moore.
Scott Whitlock
Cruz Predicts Conclusion to Impeachment on ‘Verdict’ Podcast
What will be the deciding factor in Senate impeachment trial? How badly do the senators wish to go home, theorized Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX). In an episode of the “Verdict with Ted Cruz” podcast titled “A Day in the Life” on Jan. 30, the Senator described to co-host Michael Knowles how the conditions of living and working in the Senate may force a final judgment over the weekend.
Alexander Hall
NOW, NY Times Touts Romney As a Man of the People (Forget 2012)
On Friday, The New York Times wrote one of those Strange New Respect pieces for Mitt Romney headlined "Mitt Romney, a Man Alone." Times political writer Mark Leibovich touted how Romney "drew big press scrums" as the liberal hope for extending the impeachment trial.
Tim Graham
Sour-Grapes Scarborough 'Fine' with Trump Acquittal
On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough claims to be "fine" with President Trump's impending acquittal. Scarborough says that despite the coming vote to prevent John Bolton's testimony, "the truth will be shouted from the mountaintops" and "will only make the Republicans look worse."
Mark Finkelstein
NYT's Mara Gay: Without Witnesses, We're No Better Than Venezuela!
MSNBC’s unhinged liberal panel continued their emotional downward spiral all the way into Friday morning, after Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-TN) revealed he would be voting against bringing in witnesses for the impeachment trial. The New York Times’ editorial board member Mara Gay was so distraught, she fretted it was “too late” for “our democracy” and we would be just like Russia or Venezuela, if…
Kristine Marsh
Sesame Street Teaches the Letters 'LGBTQ' With Cross-Dressing Actor
PBS once provided children with happy thoughts of a fatherly Mr. Roger's talking to us about our day or adorable Ernie singing about his rubber ducky on Sesame Street. But for the LGBTQ movement, children's programming is just another opportunity to teach kids all the ways that it is a homosexual/transgender day in the neighborhood.
Elise Ehrhard
Bozell & Graham Column: Turn the Page on Impeachment
The national narrators of our politics love brandishing the word “historic” to describe the Trump impeachment process. But by now, it feels unexceptional, more like Chapter 27 of the Same Old Saga. In their overdramatic Trump narrative, the president is always a democracy-killing villain who is about to get his comeuppance. In the first week of trial coverage, Nicholas Fondacaro of the MRC found…
Brent Bozell and Tim Graham
MSNBC FREAKS Over ‘Jim Crow’ GOP Engaging in Ukraine ‘Cover Up’
In the moments after Senator Lamar Alexander (R-TN) announced late Thursday that he would not support witnesses in the Senate impeachment trial, MSNBC rhetorically curled up in the fetal position over the “Jim Crow” and “submissive” GOP engaging in a “cover up” and “an extraordinary act of self-abasement” that’s left America in “a very scary moment.”
Curtis Houck
CNN Suffers MELTDOWN After Alexander Says He'll Oppose Witnesses
Tennessee Senator Lamar Alexander was the last of four moderate Republicans the liberal media had held out hope for voting to hear more witnesses in the impeachment trial. But shortly after the Senate trial ended the question and answer portion, the Senator made it known he was finished hearing the evidence and was ready to vote. Upon hearing this development, CNNers (particularly those with a…
Nicholas Fondacaro
Firefighter Drama Delivers PSA on Gun Safety: 'You Could Save a Life'
An innocent game of good guy, bad guy between a young boy and a babysitter took a potentially deadly turn in the January 30 episode of ABC’s Station 19 titled “Indoor Fireworks”. The episode ended with a Public Service Announcement (PSA) on behalf of an activist group known for promoting gun-grabbing legislation in Washington, D.C.
Karen Townsend
MSNBC's Melber: Is Trump 'Darth Vader’ or ‘the Worst Stormtrooper?'
During a rare moment of clarity on Thursday’s The Beat, MSNBC host Ari Melber seemed to realize the contradictory nature of the liberal media’s dueling hyperbolic narratives against President Trump. “Is he Darth Vader or is he like the worst Stormtrooper,” Melber wondered. The question came while his guests were arguing about whether Trump was an all-controlling and murderous dictator or…
Nicholas Fondacaro
As Impeachment Continues, Chuck Lorre Wants to 'Draft Oprah'
As the impeachment trial continues in the Senate, network tv shows remain uninterrupted. Chuck Lorre's 641st vanity card featured at the end of Young Sheldon, "Contracts, Rules and a Little Bit of Pig Brains" on Thursday expressed an overwhelming desire to draft Oprah to run in the upcoming election for president. Apparently the famously liberal Mr. Lorre is so paranoid that President Trump will…
Sadi Martin
Trouble in Paradise? CNN Panel Condemns Warren for Question to Roberts
Less than an hour after CNN’s Situation Room host Wolf Blitzer conceded Thursday that “Democrats look like they’re in trouble,” the Erin Burnett OutFront panel lambasted CNN’s beloved 2020 Democrat and Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) for a question that many deemed over the line about the legitimacy of the Supreme Court and Chief Justice John Roberts.
