Rachel Maddow

The journalists at MSNBC on Tuesday night were beside themselves, sputtering over the “obscene” Donald Trump “lifting his leg and peeing on our democracy” during the first presidential debate. Immediately following the debate, Brian Williams fretted, “What a dark event we have just witnessed.” 

No, that’s not a typo or a headline from the Babylon Bee. In the build up to Tuesday’s first presidential debate, MSNBC co-host Rachel Maddow boasted that Hillary Clinton must posses “some kind of magic ball” due to what Maddow claimed were accurate predictions about President Trump’s accepting of election results, Russia, and taxes.

The following are the worst reactions (so far) by liberal journalists and celebrities in the wake of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s passing. 

The liberal media love to pose as the Defenders of Science, and part of the game they play is by turning to medical experts with left-wing political backgrounds that they hide. NBC and MSNBC have hidden that their “global health policy expert” Vin Gupta is an adviser to the Biden campaign. In ten NBC News appearances and 31 MSNBC appearances found in Nexis from July 15 to September 15, these…

Appearing as a guest Friday night during MSNBC coverage of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's passing, New York Times Supreme Court reporter Linda Greenhouse fretted that a more conservative U.S. Supreme Court would facilitate "voter suppression" against felons and support "phony" complaints about racial discrimination against whites and Asians in college admissions.

The ghoulish political maneuvering continued on MSNBC, Friday night, as CNN and MSNBC hosts trashed Republicans and plotted to stop Mitch McConnell from replacing the late Ruth Bader Ginsburg. CNN political analyst Gloria Borger sounded like a DNC operative as she lobbied to keep a conservative justice off the Supreme Court: 

The liberals on MSNBC immediately turned the sad death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg into a ghoulish politicization of the Supreme Court justice’s death. Talking to Hillary Clinton, Maddow deemed the loss of Clinton in 2016 and the death of Ginsburg as a “feminist catastrophe.” 

As summer began to slowly wind down last month, the Fox News Channel continued its streak of attracting the highest August primetime ratings in the network’s history while surpassing all broadcast and cable news networks in total viewers. Two reasons for the boost were the Fox News Channel's four-day average viewership for the Republican National Convention and record ratings…

While cable news let the Democratic convention run without any significant interruption, CNN and MSNBC refused to give the same consideration to Republicans, stepping over the party-produced content to deplore and criticize what viewers were trying to watch. The interruptions on MSNBC, in fact, were 600 TIMES greater during the Republican convention (201 minutes) than during the Democratic…

Over four nights, MSNBC trashed the Republican National Convention as a “repugnant” “crime” and repeatedly censored the speakers, skipping several speeches. But the whole hypocrisy and ridiculousness of the cable channel’s coverage might be distilled down to one moment. On Thursday night, convention speaker Tom Cotton hammered Joe Biden, saying things like this:

Back in June, MSNBC star Rachel Maddow demonstrated a complete double standard on coronavirus precautions when she sounded horrified by a Trump rally, but gushed over “Juneteenth” events attended by thousands. This came to mind when Maddow came out of Vice…

Thursday night before President Trump’s RNC acceptance speech, MSNBC’s trio of liberal charlatans suffered a collective, public meltdown that was both painful yet illuminating as to their ugly, vile level of derangement and venomous opposition to the President while painting his follows as cultist lemmings who are ready and willing to die from coronavirus for Trump.

MSNBC REALLY doesn’t want to cover the Republican National Convention. Over the first three nights, the liberal cable channel censored 121 minutes of the RNC, constantly dropping out of speeches to “fact check” Republican speakers or assertions. 

After Governor Kristi Noem (R-SD) led off Wednesday’s RNC with a speech hailing the ingeniousness of Founders and imploring Americans to reject lawlessness, MSNBC coverage co-host Rachel Maddow was triggered and felt the need to cut away from the convention to offer “a reality check” seeing as how what Noem said was “very wrong.” And of all the people to call on, Maddow brought in Seattle…