Georgia

The activists in the liberal media have fallen right in line with the Democratic attack on Georgia’s new GOP sponsored election laws. On Saturday evening’s CNN Newsroom, host Ana Cabrera collaborated with national security analyst Juliette Kayyem and counterterrorism analyst Phil Mudd to continue the assault on legislation by absurdly linking it to the January 6th riot. Kayyem…

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp accurately predicted the new voting bill he signed into law Thursday would draw detractors. They “will threaten, boycott, sue, demonize and team up with their friends in the national media to call me everything in the book," he said.

As President Biden demonstrated at his first press conference, it’s once again cool to call your political opponents “un-American" and, better yet, The New York Times won’t accuse you of questioning your opponent’s patriotism, but will boast of the smear in approving front-page headline. And speaking of headlines, The Times will do anything to defend the far-left For…

On Thursday evening, CNN Tonight host Don Lemon suffered yet another anti-conservative meltdown on live television.

After President Biden was tossed a series of ridiculous softball questions by compliant liberal reporters during his first presidential press conference on Thursday, all three network morning shows Friday morning cheered him trashing Republican election reform efforts in states across the country as “un-American” and “sick.” The media shills were especially outraged over a newly-passed voting…

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…

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.

CNN interview with a "lifelong Republican" in Georgia who gives a litany of very liberal reasons as to why he is suddenly voting for a Democrat senatorial candidate is widely mocked. It turns out Joe Swaney of Smyrna, Georgia is a former PR man for Cartoon Network, another AT&T property.

If there’s one thing you can count on, it’s that the media will never stop crying “racism” anytime a black Democrat is challenged on their policies.

We’re only six days into 2021 and CNN host Chris “Fredo” Cuomo already submitted an early contender for his most Fredo moments of the years (Here’s his most Fredo moments from 2020). Just as he and co-host Don Lemon took the helm of the network’s coverage of the Georgia Senate runoffs in the wee hours of Wednesday morning, he had a bit of a Freudian slip (or Fredian slip) and cheered “we won”…

Some of you might remember when CNN's PrimeTime host Chris “Fredo” Cuomo went toe-to-toe last year with Georgia election official Gabriel Sterling regarding the baseless accusations of voter suppression against the black community. In fact, Sterling made Fredo look like such a fool, that the schooling made it into NewsBusters’ top Fredo moments of 2020. Well, Cuomo seemed to have a…

The Associated Press is ringing in the new year with the Democratic spin on the Georgia Senate runoffs. The Republicans are engaging in a risky strategy of “hardline” pitches like calling their opponents radical and socialist.

Outsiders are funding nearly the entire cost of Georgia’s Democrat Senate candidates Jon Ossoff’s and Rev. Raphael Warnock’s campaigns, a new report said. This is the same Fidel Castro-sympathizing Warnock who referred to himself as a “pro-choice pastor,” and the same Ossoff who has ties to Communist China.

As the Georgia runoff elections approach, NBC News correspondent Priscilla Thompson stretched to portray the runoff process as a racist system designed to prevent African Americans from getting elected in a report that aired both on CNBC's The News with Shepard Smith and on MSNBC Live.