2022 Congressional

We have witnessed two years of journalism centered around the notion that Republican Party was a collective of violent election-denying rioters and Jim Crow segregationists trying to suppress the black vote. Somehow, journalists find it shocking that the country is polarized.

In the immediate aftermath of the Republican victory in North Carolina in which Ted Budd defeated Democrat Cheri Beasley, MSNBC's Joy Reid expressed her disappointment in the Democrat Party for not investing more in the race and deciding not to send former President Barack Obama there to campaign for Beasley. 

The liberal media cranked the propaganda meter up to 100 before and during the midterm elections, warning that Big Tech was acting as a conduit for “election misinformation” and not censoring enough people for pushing “conspiracy theories.” 

New York Times columnist Paul Krugman weighed in on Election Day 2022 in his own paranoid, hectoring fashion, “A MAGA America Would Be Ugly.” If some of it sounds familiar, it’s because he’s been making the same tiresome warnings since Trump’s rise in 2016. But does Krugman have any credibility attacking so-called election deniers? Krugman led off in lecture mode: "If you aren’t…

Even before the race was officially called for Florida Republicans Ron DeSantis and Marco Rubio, MSNBC began losing it over the strong early results in the Hispanic county of Miami-Dade, which was a reliably solid Democrat county. 

The red tsunami was so apparent on Election Day that by 5 O’clock that evening – before the polls even closed – MSNBC was already calling the results in Georgia illegitimate. That was the hot take from Morgan State University professor and MSNBC fill-in host Jason Johnson. He also got backup from Deadline: White House host Nicolle Wallace.

On Tuesday’s Election Day edition of ABC’s The View, their Republican bashing and doomsaying about the fate of the country were interrupted by Sunny Hostin’s possibly admitting that she committed voter fraud earlier that morning on behalf of her college-aged son.

An hour before Tuesday’s CBS Mornings engaged in an voter suppression effort to imply support for Republicans meant a vote for violent extremists, the liberal morning show tried to argue Republicans are what ails America and, until they shape up, our polarization will reek havoc. Standing in the way was CBS News contributor and former Trump acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney, who…

In her Daily Mail column for Election Day, Meghan McCain responded directly to her old friend (and co-host of The View) Sunny Hostin, who characterized white women voting for Republicans to “roaches voting for Raid” – voting for their own demise. 

The Election Day edition of CBS Mornings did their best Tuesday to suppress the vote and scare viewers into believing that the 2022 midterms are different than previous elections and could be less than fair because of “the prospect of potential violence hanging out there” from “domestic violent extremists.” In other words, they suggested a vote for Republicans translates to backing…

Longtime Democratic operative and ABC News contributor Donna Brazile got a last-minute lesson in why her party could lose both the House and Senate in today's midterm elections. On Tuesday’s GMA, former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie said the only two issues voters are interested in are inflation and crime, while Democrats are “more interested in talking about abortion and about…

One of the most watched news shows in the country aired the rantings of a George Soros-funded organization that vilified free speech on social media just two days before Election Day.

From literal alarms over abortion to satirical Christmas songs to the typical anti-Republican diatribe, the men of the late night comedy shows used their Monday programs to deliver one last pitch to voters on why they should vote Democrat.

Proving once again that she was only hired so the Biden administration could fill their diversity quota, President Biden’s press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre struggled through another painful and cringeworthy press conference where she had difficulty stringing coherent sentences together in order to answer simple questions from reporters in the briefing room.