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When MSNBC Live host Craig Melvin went on air Wednesday morning it was still unclear who the winner of the presidential election would be, but one thing was certain: it was not the massive repudiation of President Trump and the Republican Party that the left was hoping for. For Melvin's guest, Princeton Prof. Eddie Glaude Jr., this was very disheartening as he blamed sexism for Joe Biden…

Like millions of his fellow Americans, MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough woke up Thursday morning to learn virtually nothing new about the ongoing election. Understandably frustrated on Morning Joe, he ranted his way into a pit of confusion as he tried in vain to understand both conservative Christians and his own friends and relatives who support President Trump.

Despairing over how tight the presidential race has been, MSNBC's Reid complained how “aggravating” the “red mirage” was and how “disappointed” she was that racist Trump voters didn’t get their comeuppance with a Biden blowout on election night.

Wednesday night on MSNBC, host Rachel Maddow and NBC correspondent Gadi Schwartz provided the latest depiction of how the liberal media viewing Trump supporters like crazed zoo animals. This time, they exhibited concern and trepidation of how a couple hundred of Trumpers had gathered outside the elections department in Maricopa County, Arizona.

On Monday afternoon, as MSNBC host Andrea Mitchell only had Democratic guests on her show to discuss the upcoming Election Day, she hyped concerns about "voter suppression" aimed at minorities and twice recalled without context the story of North Carolina police officers dispersing a group of liberal protesters and prospective voters.

According to the media, casting doubt on the outcome of an election is bad, unless you are portraying Republicans as a bunch of racist vote suppressors. That's what Stephanie Ruhle and Al Sharpton did on MSNBC's Tuesday morning Election Day Coverage with Sharpton claiming his National Action Network is keeping their eyes out to prevent a repeat of 2018.

Joy Reid on election night, appalled that Donald Trump had won states like Florida and Ohio, wondered if this means that maybe America is simply as bad as Donald Trump himself. Even a narrow Biden lead, in her eyes, would damage the standing of the country beyond repair. 

As Florida turned sour for the Democrats and Joe Biden on election night, worry crept in at MSNBC. Al Sharpton slimed Cuban voters as dupes who are susceptible to “propaganda.” Nicolle Wallace fretted that the liberal network’s viewers might be heading to the “liquor cabinet.” 

On Monday afternoon’s MSNBC Live, host Ayman Mohyeldin conspired with presidential historian Michael Beschloss to make deranged claims about the election. Beschloss prophesied that “we could lose our democracy,” to which Mohyeldin replied that if this election was in a foreign country that our “alarm bells would be going off.”

The hysteria on MSNBC and NBC was palpable on Tuesday as correspondents warned of America’s international alliances crumbling if President Trump were to win reelection while also touting how foreign nations were rooting for a Joe Biden victory. In addition to all that delusional ranting, reporters compared Trump to “strong men” dictators who to try to “cling to power.”  

On Monday's The ReidOut, MSNBC contributor Steve Schmidt made an election eve appearance to take his latest incendiary shots at Donald Trump supporters in a segment that featured host Joy Reid likening pro-Trump caravans to ISIS terrorists and Schmidt invoking Adolf Hitler's SA from the 1920s.

After MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough announced on Monday’s Morning Joe that he, along with co-hosts Mika Brzezinski and Willie Geist, will censor the President if he declares victory Tuesday night, Geist consulted former national security advisor and Democratic Party hack Susan Rice.

Morning Joe panelists, both in their own right, and passing along "insider" info from the Biden campaign, float the notion that Joe Biden might carry Texas. "Keep your eye on Texas" is the phrase o' the day.

From MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough asserting “Nobody’s ever done so much to kill so many” to CNN’s Chris Cuomo bellowing that Trump “empowers hate” by “domestic terrorists” the following are the most vicious attacks against Trump and conservatives over the last month.