Mitch McConnell

On CNN This Morning, Don Lemon says it could be true that whereas the GOP needs to move on from Donald Trump, Ron DeSantis could be much worse. 

On Monday evening's edition of CNN Tonight, Republican political strategist and CNN commentator Scott Jennings did some well-deserved mocking of the leftist media's cries of illegitimacy when it comes to the institution of the Supreme Court. He chalked their constant kvetching to the fact that they're "just mad that they're not getting their way every time." Since the…

Proving yet again that they are more concerned with pushing a radical leftist agenda over empowering all women on Tuesday, the backbiting cast of ABC’s The View had their knives out for Democratic Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema for daring to say nice things about having a good rapport with Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY). Joy Behar was the most vocal in her hatred;…

On MSNBC’s The 11th Hour, host Stephanie Ruhle and her two guests complained on Monday that Republican Senate leader Mitch McConnell and Democrat Senator Kyrsten Sinema dared to share a stage together at a public event and say nice things about each other. Since McConnell is hated by the fire breathing leftists on MSNBC for successfully confirming all three of former President Donald…

On Tuesday's Morning Joe, Scarborough's theme o' the day was that Republicans are so horrible, the mainstream media shouldn't "play it down the middle." Don't worry, Joe: they don't. As if they ever did?

Morning Joe is surprisingly skeptical of Biden's student loan forgiveness program. Much of the criticism aired focused on the unfairness of the plan, which helps people who have gone deep into college debt, while doing nothing for those who didn't go to college, or who saved to go to college or went to less expensive schools.

CNN senior political analyst John Avlon joined Thursday’s edition of New Day to declare that GOP opposition to President Biden’s student loan forgiveness order is unwarranted because it is “good economic policy” and the White House is correct to say that Republicans aren't in a position to complain because of their history of cutting taxes.

On his eponymous Tuesday night show, CNN host Don Lemon hyped an article by Ron Brownstein in which the liberal CNN political analyst likened red states to the Southern states that imposed racial segregation after the Civil War. Lemon further injected race by declaring that Republicans are motivated by a backlash against people who are "not white" gaining rights.

CBS viewers have been enjoying a long reprieve from seeing liberal rants after their favorite sitcoms via producer Chuck Lorre’s vanity cards. That reprieve came to an end on Thursday when, following Young Sheldon, Lorre’s 706th card aired, ranting about his “hatred” and “rage” towards Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell.

Thursday’s CBS Mornings kept up the drumbeat in favor of murdering babies, falsely claiming Wednesday’s unsuccessful Senate vote on abortion was “to codify Roe vs. Wade” when, in reality, it would have gone far beyond the notion of allowing women to get abortions and instead legalize abortion up to birth on a national scale.

On Morning Joe, a scaremongering Joe Scarborough says that if the Alito opinion overturning Roe v. Wade is adopted, it could lead to the overturning of other decisions, specifically including Loving v. Virginia, which struck down the Virginia law outlawing interracial marriage. 

On Wednesday’s edition of The 11th Hour, MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle deceived her viewers as they would likely come to the conclusion that Republicans are terrified of the potential overturning of Roe v. Wade as a result of former RNC chairman Michael Steele declaring that Republicans actually fear Roe’s downfall.

The purchase of Twitter by a free-speech advocate, billionaire Elon Musk, has prompted iconic conservative commentator Mark Levin to return to the social media behemoth -- and he wasted no time getting back to true form.

On Thursday's The 11th Hour show, MSNBC host Stephanie Ruhle lamented that Republicans had distracted the country with "nonsense" and prevented Americans from getting to know newly appointed Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson.