U.S. Supreme Court

CBS’s host of The Late Show, Stephen Colbert, repeatedly tried to bait Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson into trashing her conservative colleagues on Tuesday, only for her to stymie him with multiple “no comment” responses. At one point, Colbert lamented “that’s a layup” in response to one of her non-responses.

In a solemn segment full of faux-intellectualism, MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell trashed the Supreme Court as a “stain on America’s claim to the world that it is a democracy” and claimed that slavery is the only reason why a majority of the justices have been appointed by Republicans.

Fox Business Senior Correspondent Charlie Gasparino celebrated a brutal year for corporate racial discrimination after Jack Daniel’s parent company abandoned DEI initiatives. 

The Daily Wire podcast host Michael Knowles called for ubiquitous corporate racism to be met with fines and jail time, imploring potential white male victims to sue those responsible. 

Americans fed up with the federal government’s censorship scheme may soon be able to file civil lawsuits against the bureaucrats stifling their free speech online, a newly introduced bill stipulates.

On Monday morning, all three broadcast networks reported on president Biden’s moves toward a new constitutional amendment on presidential immunity targeting Donald Trump, and calling on Congress to enact Supreme Court term limits.

We were reliably told that attacks against the courts were attacks against our very institutions, and therefore on Democracy™ itself. That is, unless you are a Democrat appearing on a Regime Media Sunday political affairs show and attacking a majority-conservative Supreme Court. In which case, fire at will. Figuratively, hopefully.

CBS’s Stephen Colbert welcomed radio host Charlamagne Tha God to a live edition of The Late Show on night three of the Republican National Convention to irresponsibly suggest that if President Biden, or some other Democrat, wins in November, the Supreme Court will nullify it. He also suggested that Donald Trump’s rhetoric led to his being shot on Saturday, while also attacking the media for…

Homelessness, unfortunately, has become a persistent and growing problem in the United States. The Supreme Court, in City of Grants Pass v. Johnson, just dealt with one big issue associated with this problem — the ability of cities to prohibit camping on public property. Per the city of Grants Pass, Oregon, the answer has been that the municipality can prohibit such activity. Violators are…

The Salt Lake Tribune is throwing a fit over the U.S. Supreme Court stripping the ungodly regulatory power of unelected bureaucrats while picking a fight with Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) for daring to support the move. 

It’s truly always a Joy! MSNBC’s race-obsessed host Joy Reid had choice words for “white,” “privileged” Democrats who dared to challenge President Joe Biden’s disintegrating campaign for reelection. On Monday night’s episode of The ReidOut, she launched into a series of deranged rants against her favorite target and least favorite race, defending Vice President Kamala Harris from what she…

Mike Benz, a free speech advocate and former State Department official, said there is still hope for free speech on MRC UnCensored. 

Lefty journalists and celebrities all freaked out after the Supreme Court’s Donald Trump immunity ruling. MSNBC’s Joy Reid warned that if Trump won, the Supreme Court would let him rule as “King.” CNN’s Van Jones feared that the Court issued Trump a “license to thug.” The following are just a few of the most outrageous outbursts from enraged journalists and celebrities over the last month…

The Left isn’t processing the latest headlines well.