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The useful idiots over at The Washington Post just inadvertently revealed to the world Iran is rooting for Democrats in the 2026 midterms, and how the regime is interfering to shuffle the political deck in their favor.

Ashley Davis, the former Bush White House official who regularly appears on CNN as the house Republican, delivered a performance on Tuesday’s CNN This Morning that could have come straight from a Democratic or DSA talking-points memo. Asked whether the weekend unrest in France—riots, looting, and arson might affect midterm voting, Davis shrugged it off. “Most of Americans don’t [care about…

On Sunday, MS Now’s PoliticsNation with Al Sharpton hosted Democratic Congresswoman Yvette Clark of New York who criticized the Trump administration over an ICE involved shooting in the Bronx. Clark defined the administration as “racist” and noted that they should understand that she is watching them.

On Monday evening, MS NOW’s Lawrence O’Donnell touted that a potential Democratic Senate majority would lead to a bill passed to cease President Trump’s purchase of Russian oil. Joining in on O’Donnell’s argument was Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D), who claimed that Trump and Ukraine’s President Zelensky shared similarities to Hitler and Churchill, leading to O’Donnell’s bloviating that Trump…

There were No Labels in National Public Radio’s coverage of the “No Kings” rallies held on Saturday around the country: “No Kings draws crowds with focus on early voting” by Ava Berger, was posted to NPR Saturday, with text interspersed with many apparently fun (and perhaps filtered?) photos of the wacky anti-Trump hijinks, with no Communist flags or radical signs to be seen.

ABC, CBS, and NBC were ebullient on their lead Tuesday morning newscasts, marking two weeks from Election Day by telling viewers there are “struggling Republicans” nationwide beset by a “combative” President Trump, and that Democrats are “riding a wave of concern over the economy,” and marveling at a Kansas Democrat’s new ad asking for support from Trump voters.

On Tuesday, MS NOW joined in on decrying President Trump’s rally comments on the recent riots in France over the past couple of weeks. Money, Power, Politics host Stephanie Ruhle claimed Trump had “resorted to fearmongering” in midterm rally speeches and later asked if the the concern should “not be about law and order” but rather should that “people are devastated by the wealth gap.”

CNN News Central host Sara Sidner and White House correspondent Alayna Treene teamed up on Tuesday to warn President Trump’s “darker rhetoric” and “fear mongering” as he urges people to vote Republican by warning that what is happening in France could happen here should Democrats win.

On Monday, Sen. Elissa Slotkin performed on both late-afternoon cable programs for Democrats: CNN’s Jake Tapper show and MS NOW's Nicolle Wallace show. She was doing damage control for a mean-spirited clip that went viral, where she said she wants to prosecute “signature cases” against people who’ve “enabled” President Trump to deter young Republicans from government service.

The Atlantic's review of the Theranos documentary, You Can See Everything, bizarrely links Donald Trump to the scandal, despite his lack of involvement. The writer uses the film as a springboard for anti-Trump rhetoric, focusing less on Theranos and more on imagined connections and unsubstantiated claims of corruption.

Tuesday’s Morning Joe continued to stoke fears over the Trump Administration with just two weeks to go until Election Day. Co-host Mika Brzezinski claimed people were “hurting” because “everything he had said and promised has come true,” while also claiming women were “becoming sterilized” because of Trump policies. Later, Jonathan Martin gave a revisionist history take on the economy amid the…

On Monday’s edition of Comedy Central’s The Daily Show, host Jon Stewart tried to have it both ways. On one hand, Stewart mocked Vice President JD Vance for blaming immigration for the French riots because, according to him, rioting is just what French people do. On the other hand, however, Stewart tried to blame President Trump for the riots because of the Iran War’s effect on gas prices.

This week’s Washington Week with The Atlantic hailed from Austin, Texas, the liberal heart of the state, before a live studio audience with presumably Democratic sympathies (much like the show’s television audience). A major theme of the discussion: The positive prospects of the state’s Democratic U.S. Senate candidate, Texas State Rep. James Talarico, neck and neck in polls with the…

On Monday’s lead broadcast network morning shows, ABC, CBS, and NBC trumpeted new polls showing doom for the GOP, denounced any suggestion America’s in “a golden age,” and held up a Kansas Democrat running for Senate as a moderate.