Texas

MSNBC’s Joy Reid held a literal roundtable panel discussion on Tuesday’s The ReidOut to mourn the one-year anniversary of the demise of Roe v. Wade. Panelists included Vice President Kamala Harris who not only naturally told MSNBC’s they wanted to hear, but in a role reversal became the interviewer when she told OB-GYN Dr. Ivey that pro-lifers are making it impossible to…

On this week's Woke of the Weak we took a look at how some pro-lgbtq cities celebrated their pride during this past weekend's slew of pride parades, festivals and events across the country. Let’s just say we wish we had eye drops made of bleach after watching some of these clips! 

PBS NewsHour White House correspondent Laura Barron-Lopez continued her recent streak of transgender activism on Monday night by interviewing Prof. Michelle Forcier who compared giving hormones to 8-year olds to treatment for an earache.

As Texas moves to ban “gender-affirming care” for minors, MSNBC’s Jose Diaz-Balart asked a parent, simply known as Rachel, on Thursday if Republicans were being hypocrites. Naturally, Rachel agreed and claimed that they were and that her daughter (son) knew she (he) was a girl before reaching the age of five.

Leftist Big Tech giant Google’s attempt to get off scot-free over its alleged misuse of Texas consumers' data proved unsuccessful.

Chalk up a victory for the non-woke crowd. Pouty John Feinstein boycotted this year’s Final Four because host state Texas has refused to grab people’s guns. For those unfamiliar with the Duke University graduate Feinstein, he had been a leading author and personality on college basketball for years. Now he’s just a foolish man who believes guns are more evil than the person using them to shoot…

“I’ve known I was a girl so long that I don’t remember life as a boy.”

A Texas mother who is a self-described former “woke” liberal got some sense knocked into her and decided that the woke mob wasn’t so fool-proof after all.

One way reporters are constantly telling us what they believe is inscribed in the words they use to describe matters of life and death, like abortion. They coo about "abortion care" and coldly describe killing unborn babies as "ending pregnancies." Abortion pills are "extremely safe and effective"...except for the baby.

Following Monday’s NBC Nightly News, Tuesday’s CBS Evening News, and Wednesday’s CBS Mornings, ABC used Wednesday’s Good Morning America to join what’s the latest example of a manufactured, public relations-driven campaign by liberal activists to promote the plantiffs of a new lawsuit seeking to chip away at Texas’s pro-life law that limits abortion to six…

For the second day in a row, MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell decided that her narrative about Texas’s pro-life law is more important than what the law actually says. During a Wednesday interview with Sen. Dick Durbin, Mitchell alleged a woman was denied emergency care because the state is leading the fight against women’s health.

Just another daily dose of fake news.

On Tuesday's edition of CBS Evening News, anchor Norah O'Donnell dedicated an entire segment of her broadcast to a partisan lawsuit by the radical leftist abortion-loving Center for Reproductive Rights on behalf of five women against Texas's abortion law. The lawsuit sought to "clarify" the text of the law despite it being crystal clear under what limited circumstances abortions were…

When reporting on a lawsuit challenging a piece of legislation, it would be common sense to report on what the legislation actually says. However MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell and legal analyst Joyce Vance declared that insisting people actually reading Texas’s abortion law is unnecessary, because the law is just “a warning to doctors” and it is “disingenuous” and “bad faith” to insist people…