2020 Congressional

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough says that "AOC has never actually threatened to kill a Republican." He does so in contrasting her with Marjorie Taylor Greene, who liked a tweet calling for the assassination of Nancy Pelosi, and described strategies leading to the hanging of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. 

In its first awarding of the idiot of the month dishonor, U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (Alabama-Republican) has been dragged through the mud in vile fashion by Deadspin. Sen. Tuberville gets a thorough trashing by being portrayed as "the shotgun pointed at our face," an ignorant idiot and as Rudy Giuliani’s go-to stooge who keeps falling upward and can do the nation real damage.

Twenty years ago, after a disputed election and with a 50-50 Senate, the liberal media preached that President George W. Bush should seek “compromise” and forge better ties with Democrats. But this year, there’s been an almost complete absence of media voices urging President Joe Biden to jettison his liberal campaign agenda in favor of bipartisanship.

More of that hard-nosed, just-the-facts journalism that has kept the New York Times the nation’s paper of record: Political reporter Shane Goldmacher’s 1,700-word story on a dog – a beagle named Alvin that featured prominently in a series of popular campaign commercials for new Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock. The full headline read: “How Alvin the Beagle Helped Usher In a Democratic…

CNN dragged out from retirement former longtime Senate Majority leader, Harry Reid, this afternoon to trash his old foe, current majority leader Mitch McConnell, for daring to disagree with Joe Biden’s “sweeping ideological changes” he’s announced he will enact as president. At points, the interview became a little contentious as Reid had to remind King of all the power Democrats held and that…

The openly partisan Chuck Todd uses to Politico Playbook gig to give advice to Republicans.

Liberal billionaire George Soros was pretty adamant about ensuring that pro-baby-killing candidates were able to get a boost from some of the most extreme abortion groups in the 2020 elections.

The newest member of the Democrat socialist “squad,” freshman Democrat Cori Bush [D-Missouri] appeared on The View today for a friendly softball interview where she didn’t have to answer any hard questions, not even from conservative host, Meghan McCain. 

The New York Times again attacked President Trump’s “law and order” rhetoric by implying it’s racist (and that Trump himself is racist) while insisting the phrase has backfired on Trump after the disgusting spectacle of the riot on Capitol Hill. Elaina Plott’s “political memo,” “How Trump’s ‘Law and Order’ Mantra Was So Loaded Yet So Hollow,” also smeared the police as a group while…

The film blogosphere can’t get enough of Gina Carano. That’s not a good thing for The Mandalorian star. Carano, an MMA fighter turned actress, appears to lean to the right, politically speaking. She’s questioned the accuracy of the recent election vote totals, refused to follow the trans community groupthink and spoke out for free speech. Here’s one Carano commentary her critics cite…

While corporate sheeple are tripping over each over to punish Republican lawmakers for challenging a corrupted election, Major League Baseball is distancing itself from all political contributions. This news prompted Deadspin writer Jesse Spector to call three strikes against baseball.

Immediately following a gooey propaganda piece for Vice-President elect Kamala Harris this morning, ABC’s Good Morning America went straight into an anti-Republican hit piece targeting outgoing Georgia Senator, Kelly Loeffler.

The disgusting spectacle at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday involving some extremist Trump supporters dominated the New York Times again on Sunday. Reporter Trip Gabriel front of the National section, “For Loyal Trump Base, Anti-Democratic Ideals And Distrust Still Burn.” But yet again, Times reporters went beyond justifiable condemnation of rioting and lies to defend the media…

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.