Claire McCaskill

Tuesday’s edition of Morning Joe catered to lefties once again by promoting abortion, disregarding the importance of the family, and making false claims about certain laws to further push their pro-infanticide stance. Leading the charge was former Missouri senator now MSNBC political analyst, Claire McCaskill (D).

The Morning Joe panel swoons over Pres. Biden having attacked Trump's "courage" in not doing more to stop the Capitol riot. 

 On Morning Joe, Mike Barnicle and Claire McCaskill call Ron DeSantis an "evil genius" for, as Joe Scarborough put it, "baiting" Democrats and the liberal media into bringing issues of sexuality and race into the discussion of education. And Scarborough defends the 1619 Project. He grudgingly grants that "there was some language that may not have been exactly right." But he then claims: "look…

Even the liberal hosts of MSNBC's Morning Joe on Thursday seemed somewhat perplexed on how to fully cheerlead for Joe Biden’s proposed solution for combating pain at the gas pump.

During MSNBC’s recap of Thursday night’s hyper-partisan January 6 committee hearings, host Stephanie Ruhle brought on failed former Democrat Senator Claire McCaskill, to get her take on the fallout from the publicity stunt the Democrats put on. 

It’s been a rough week for America’s left, and particularly for the media. All day Tuesday, TV journalists used their national platform to vent all of their despair and rage over the leaked Supreme Court draft opinion heralding the death of Roe v. Wade. And boy, did it get emotional.

MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough does not know what “whataboutism” means. On the Wednesday installment of Morning Joe, Scarborough declared that whataboutism explains why “the Trump right” is so fixated on the scandal surrounding Hunter Biden and his laptop is to distract from former President Trump’s corruption.

MSNBC’s Morning Joe decided on Wednesday to engage in comically dumb wishcasting about President Biden’s State of the Union address, insisting Tuesday’s speech was “brilliant,” “rallying,” a “return to normalcy” and “very unifying” as it showcased “the expanse of his personality in full blossom” and why Biden was made for this moment amid Russia’s war.

If Stephanie Ruhle’s performance tonight is any indication of how she will be when she takes over on the 11th Hour on MSNBC, it is not going to go over well. Shortly after midnight on Wednesday, Ruhle had a mini-meltdown over President Joe Biden not selling his “economic wins.” She worried that if Biden and the Democrats don’t start selling how great the economy is, Democrats will…

Leftist Twitter freaked out over "Blacks for Trump" T-shirt wearers at Trump's Saturday night rally. On Monday's Deadline: White House, they continued the freakout by asking Al Sharpton about it. He claimed that black Trump supporters are placed in view of the cameras so that Trump "can sell racism."

The enemy of my enemy is my friend, per the ancient adage. And thus, for their condemnations of Donald Trump and the January 6th riot, Liz and Dick Cheney and Karl Rove have become the friends of the left. But for denizens of the liberal media, any praise of that trio— and in particular Dick Cheney and Rove—risks alienating their liberal base, which loathes them. And so it was that on Nicolle…

In the aftermath of California Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom declaring that he will push to get gun makers sued by using a similar principle used in Texas to fight abortion providers, CNN and MSNBC both cheered his efforts at making a rhetorical point against Republicans as well as his anti-gun efforts.

On Tuesday, President Biden met with Vladimir Putin to discuss the latter amassing of a potential invasion force on the Ukrainian border. That afternoon, MSNBC's Deadline: White House host Nicolle Wallace wildly wondered if Biden's job has been made more difficult by former President Trump and a supposed "Republican-Russian Alliance" that she claimed seeks to serve Russian interests…

On Morning Joe, former prosecutor Charles Coleman, and host Joe Scarborough admit that the prosecution is facing an "uphill battle" in attempting to convict Kyle Rittenhouse. Scarborough added that things were "going to be extraordinarily difficult for the prosecution."