MSNBC Republican Suggests GOP Better Off If Dem Beats Roy Moore

Appearing as a panel member on Tuesday's MTP Daily on MSNBC, right-leaning MSNBC political analyst Hugh Hewitt gave the latest example of the kind of analysis one expects to find coming from Republicans who typically appear on the liberal news network. During a discussion of the likelihood that Alabama Justice Roy Moore would likely beat incumbent Senator Luther Strange for the Republican…
Brad Wilmouth

CNN Ignores Menendez Trial, Barely Skipped a Day for Ted Stevens

CNN has barely covered the corruption trial of Democratic Senator Bob Menendez, but the network didn’t always have an aversion to the corruption trials of sitting U.S. senators. Back in 2008, Republican Senator Ted Stevens got plenty of attention from CNN for his own corruption trial. When it came to reporting on Stevens, CNN rarely missed a day, and often updated viewers on the status of the…
Mike Ciandella

'American Horror Story:' Trump Supporters Love Sexual Assault

Another week of American Horror Story: Cult, another round of political insanity. In the September 26 episode, titled "11/9," we flash back to election day 2016 and the days surrounding it. The main thread of this week's episode is the idea that Donald Trump supporters like sexual assault and go around committing it all over the place by grabbing random women by the you-know-what.
Amelia Hamilton

WashPost Opinion Writer Loses It Over Roy Moore's GOP Victory

The labeling in the press's reaction to Roy Moore's victory over Luther Strange in Alabama's GOP Senate primary runoff Tuesday night has been negative and predictable. The dominant word, seen at both the home page of the New York Times's and at the Associated Press at about 11 p.m. on Tuesday, was "firebrand." But Washington Post opinion writer Stephen Stromberg went miles over the top in a…
Tom Blumer

Gumbel Thanks Trump’s ‘Racist’ Comments for ‘Energizing’ Athletes

With President Trump’s feud with the NFL still swirling around the liberal media, sportscaster Bryant Gumbel signed off of his HBO show, REAL Sports, on Tuesday by thanking Trump for waking up American athletes. But being Bryant Gumbel, he had to go as low as he possibly could. With claims that the President was being racist, he lamented that America hasn’t come that far.
Nicholas Fondacaro

NBC's 'This Is Us' Season 2 Premieres With Jab at Hillary Clinton Loss

The season premiere of NBC’s hit show This Is Us aired Tuesday, September 26, and it was as fabulous as always, trending on Twitter as the social media platform included a box of tissues emoji for every This Is Us hashtag tweeted.
Dawn Slusher

Bozell & Graham Column: Trump vs. the NFL

The national media remain obsessed over President Trump’s tweets, especially when they can be interpreted as racially inflammatory. Liberal sports journalists spent the summer hoping and wondering when the original National Anthem kneeler, Colin Kaepernick, was going to get another quarterback job in the National Football League. It never happened, so some predictably saw Racist America at work,…
Brent Bozell and Tim Graham

ABC Finally Spends Time on Puerto Rico, Uses it to Slam Trump

As the Media Research Center documented on Monday, the Big Three Networks (ABC, CBS, and NBC) had buried the devastation of the humanitarian crisis in Puerto Rico underneath a mountain of coverage of President Trump’s spat with the NFL. Come Tuesday, they finally got around to giving the crisis the airtime that it deserved as all of them started they evening programs with it. But for ABC, it was…
Nicholas Fondacaro

Stephens: Conservatives Should Back Protest, U.S. Flag Isn’t ‘A Totem'

On Tuesday’s Hardball, New York Times columnist and Never Trump diehard Bret Stephens pigeon-holed conservatives opposed to the NFL protests, declaring that the American flag isn’t a monumental “totem like it's the obelisk that descends on planet Earth in 2001: A Space Odyssey” while demanding conservatives get in line behind National Anthem protesters.
Curtis Houck

USAT: Steelers Tackle Who Sang Anthem Threw Team Under the Bus

From the battlefields of Afghanistan to the sidelines of the National Football League, Americans love true patriots. Like Anthony Villanueva, who served three tours of duty in Afghanistan as an Army Ranger and who, on Sunday, stood alone among the Pittsburgh Steelers in honoring America. You can put Los Angeles Dodgers' Manager Dave Roberts in the same category.
Jay Maxson

The Vietnam War Revisited

"The highest patriotism is not a blind acceptance of official policy, but a love of one's country deep enough to call her to a higher plain." -- Sen. George McGovern (D-SD) Filmmakers Ken Burns and Lynn Novick have performed a vital public service in making their documentary "The Vietnam War" for PBS. Given the division that war caused in America, it is a pretty fair chronicling of the way things…
Cal Thomas

AP Hires ‘Fact-Checker’ From Loony Left Wing HuffPo

The Associated Press announced Monday that they were developing a new global fact-checking team, headed by no other than the editor of The Huffington Post’s breaking news section. The reason this is so problematic, is obvious to anyone who has taken a second glance at the website’s front page in the past five years.
Kristine Marsh

CNN Bemoans Venezuela in Travel Ban, Ignores History of Selling Visas

With the President’s new travel ban taking effect in October, the communist rulers of Venezuela spoke of on Monday by calling it “a form of psychological and political terrorism.” And in a CNN.com article published that same day, reporter Catherine Shoichet sympathized with the regime and parroted their slams of the U.S. But what went unmentioned, was CNN’s previous reporting which documented how…
Nicholas Fondacaro

ABC: Colin Kaepernick Is the Modern Day Jackie Robinson

According to ABC’s Nightline, Colin Kaepernick is the modern day Jackie Robinson. The man who started the kneeling trend in the NFL is the same as the man who broke baseball’s color barrier. As video of Robinson played, Nightline anchor Dan Harris on Monday night hyped, “This current NFL kneeler movement may have kicked off with Colin Kaepernick, but when it comes to athletes using their…
Scott Whitlock