Stacey Abrams

CBS “journalists” turned into far-left “voting rights” activists on Monday’s CBS This Morning. Co-hosts Anthony Mason, Gayle King and Tony Dokoupil gave a lengthy interview to Democrat activist Stacey Abrams and singer/activist Janelle Monae, plugging their Amazon documentary about voting suppression, dramatically entitled, All In: The Fight for Democracy.

Saturday Night Live comedian Kenan Thompson's new NBC show, Kenan, has some crazy ideas about what little girls want to hear about at bedtime. Apparently princesses are out and Stacey Abrams is in.

On Wednesday's MSNBC Live, Errin Haines, editor-at-large of The 19th, a self-described "nonpartisan newsroom reporting at the intersection of gender, politics and policy," theorized with host Stephanie Ruhle that Stacey Abrams and the Democrats did not just defeat Republicans in Tuesday's Senate runoffs, but also voter suppression.

With ABC working very hard to hide the disgustingness (Ties to China, domestic violence accusations, child abuse, sexually violent rapper) of the Democratic Senate candidates in Georgia from their viewers, co-host Martha Raddatz spent part of Sunday’s This Week seeking reassurance from Georgia conspiracy theorist and failed Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams that the…

If you wanted a prime example of the problem with the liberal media’s clear partisan preference for Democratic control, look at CBS This Morning on Monday. Democratic donor and supporter Gayle King’s number one priority when talking to Democrat Stacey Abrams is how will the Democrats win the Senate for Joe Biden?

What do you get when a late night host asks Democrat Stacey Abrams if Donald Trump should concede? Hypocrisy is what Jimmy Kimmel showcased early Wednesday morning when Abrams joined in with mocking Trump for not conceding the election, despite the fact that she never conceded her own 2018 gubernatorial election. Despite being a late night entertainment show, Kimmel felt the need to trade in…

What’s fictional Georgia governor Stacey Abrams’ best method for instituting one-party Democrat rule in America? Turn on some early 2000s-era slow jams and watch the votes pour in. Justin Timberlake’s “Sexyback” was never used for a more nefarious purpose.

CNN's hypocrisy was on full display on Saturday's Newsroom when analyst Mary Katherine Hame decried their liberal double standards on protests and conceding elections. 

In trying to explain why Democrats failed to take back the Senate, MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell concluded that it was because of false socialist memes, which is not fair because they were mostly not true.

On The View Thursday, the co-hosts continued their habit of indulging the delusions of failed Democrat gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams. As the co-hosts strategized with her how they could flip more red states to blue, they encouraged her to try to get a position in Joe Biden’s cabinet. 

How do you define voter suppression? If you’re CBS, it seems to be as simple as Democrats losing. Stacey Abrams is a partisan, liberal Democrat who unsuccessfully ran for governor in 2018 and (also unsuccessfully) lobbied to be Joe Biden’s vice presidential nominee in 2020. But on Tuesday's CBS This Morning she was treated as a hero who simply wants more people to vote.

ABC’s favorite racial comedy black-ish took to our television screens earlier than expected Sunday night (their season doesn’t officially begin until late October) to bring us a double-episode lecture on the presidential election and America’s voting process. Given the show’s history, we could already imagine what kind of leftist bias was coming before the episodes even began.

With Tuesday’s virtual DNC activities lacking an Obama to melt the hearts of liberal journalists, ABC, CBS, and NBC were forced to make up their own fun (if one could even call it that). And incredibly, their topics of choice varied as ABC featured chief anchor George Stephanopoulos and former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel (D) reminiscing over their days on the Clinton campaign, CBS compared the…

There's no pretense of political impartiality on TNT's The Arena (partnering with fellow AT&T property) Bleacher Report. Stacey Abrams, who narrowly lost the race for governor in Georgia in 2018 and then cried "voter suppression," used the second installment of the program Tuesday evening to continue that accusation.