Coronavirus

On Monday's The ReidOut, MSNBC host Joy Reid and contributor Jason Johnson excoriated Texas GOP gubernatorial candidate retired Colonel Allen West in the aftermath of his hospitalization for severe COVID. Reid gleefully mocked West -- a former senior fellow for the Media Research, parent organization of NewsBusters -- as Johnson accused him of providing "racism" for the Republican…

Since late last week, several CNN shows have taken the time to hype the campaign of a former Republican-turned-Democrat who is running for governor in Oklahoma against incumbent Republican Kevin Stitt, each one interviewing her. But these same shows did not bother to inform viewers when the party switching went in the opposite direction as Jim Justice -- who already was governor of West…

For Eric Clapton, all it took to go from rock legend to canceled was to rebel against the establishment. And the establishment’s enforcer is Rolling Stone magazine.

On Thursday, October 7, The New York Times buried a correction to a pernicious report that suggested 900,000 American kids had been “hospitalized” with COVID-19 when in reality it was around 63,000. But not only did the report mischaracterize those hospitalizations, but the report also falsely stated how Sweden and Denmark were distributing doses to young children and it also wrongly…

ESPN’s blog, The Undefeated, jumped down LeBron James’ throat for not calling on all NBA players to submit to COVID-19 vaccinations. The coronavirus pandemic is actually an act of social justice and a fight for equality rivaling opposition to police brutality, says The Undefeated’s senior writer David Dennis Jr.

If there's one thing Democrats would like voters to forget, it's Biden's disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan. Thirteen US military members killed. Untold numbers Americans left behind. The country quickly seized by the Taliban. CNN did its part to advance Afghanistan amnesia this morning. In a New Day segment on Biden's bad poll numbers with poll maven Harry Enten, the Afghan elephant in…

There is no point in unvaccinated NBA players making the road trip to Toronto. That Canadian city can sentence them to jail time and fine them $750,000 for leaving their hotel, according to a report in The Athletic. Other NBA cities will prevent such players from playing in games and also from attending practices. Yes, it’s one big, tangled web of freedom-dousing nonsense gripping the league…

On Thursday, Townhall detailed how radical leftists on Twitter had a complete meltdown over The Washington Post allowing a column to be published from conservative radio talk show host Hugh Hewitt that was critical of Dr. Anthony Fauci. Hewitt reflected on a recent interview he had with Fauci and the op/ed headline read: “Is it time for Anthony Fauci to step aside?”

In a recent NPR interview with A. Martinez, Kareen Abdul-Jabbar managed to link coronavirus vaccinations with race, particularly Black Lives Matter. His draconian position is that NBA players and staff be removed from the team if they don't get vaccinated. In a vast understatement, Martinez said that to the former NBA player, it's about more than just the vaccine.

After former ABC News political analyst and disgruntled ex-Republican Matthew Dowd announced this past week that he would run for Texas lieutenant governor as a Democrat, CNN and MSNBC both promoted their frequent guest, treating him to interviews that bolstered his vitriol against Republicans.

On Thursday and Friday, CBS Evening News and NBC’s Today show both hyped an outrageous demand from the left-wing National School Boards Association (NSBA) that the Biden administration treat parents protesting at school board meetings across the country as acts of “domestic terrorism.” Rather than call out the extreme overreaction, the networks eagerly touted the wild attempt…

NPR achieved something truly "woke" in a story on Thursday. Jaclyn Diaz wrote an entire story on pregnant mothers and vaccines without ever using the word "woman" or "women," but using "pregnant people" or "pregnant person" seven times. 

A return by the New York Times to its halcyon days of indiscriminate Walmart-bashing? Reporter Chris Colin made the front of Wednesday’s Business Day section with an assault on the retailing giant hidden within a tiresome story of hostility toward Louisiana residents supposedly angry about mask-wearing during the coronavirus pandemic: “‘Every Day Is Frightening’: Working For Walmart…

I want to thank the distributor of my articles, Creators Syndicate, for allowing me to take eight weeks off from writing my weekly column so I could campaign to recall and replace the governor of California. I also want to thank my readers for their patience and willingness to let me pursue that adventure. The recall required 50% plus one of the votes be cast in favor of the recall. To replace…