Georgia

Georgia Senate candidate, Democrat Raphael Warnock was on The View Thursday where he was blessed with a nearly entirely softball interview. However, when he was questioned to explain one controversial comment, he dodged the question to attack his Republican opponent, Kelly Loeffler. 

A “Political Memo” filed by New York Times political reporters Jonathan Martin and Astead W. Herndon slurred Trump voters as racists for focusing on radical Democrat U.S. Senate candidate Raphael Warnock, the latest attempt by the paper to push the Democrats to victory in the vital Senate runoffs coming up in January: “Spotlighting a Black candidate and linking him to the state’s most…

On Monday's CBS This Morning, the show marveled over a group of young liberals in Georgia who are working to register voters, obviously to help elect Democrats in the two January Senate runoffs.

On Monday, the partisan network morning shows were gleeful over Georgia Democratic Senate candidate Jon Ossoff being allowed to debate an empty podium during a media-orchestrated stunt Sunday night. After the Atlanta Press Club willingly hosted the Ossoff infomercial, the NBC, ABC, and CBS broadcasts eagerly declared that incumbent Republican Senator David Perdue was a “no show” and “skipped a…

As the fate of the Senate hangs in the balance, the media is making sure to demonize the Republican Senators in Georgia’s runoff race while hiding the radicalism of their Democrat challengers.

Part-time actress, full-time leftist Julia Louis-Dreyfus is at it again! The DNC host the went on ABC’s Good Morning America on Friday to promote her latest left-wing political fundraiser, this one to help Democrats win the January 2021 Georgia Senate runoff races.

Bryan White at the website PolitiFact Bias points out that the "fact checkers" are tilting in favor of both Democrats running for the U.S. Senate in runoffs. We noted PolitiFact cried "PANTS ON FIRE" when Sen. David Perdue dared to call his opponent Jon Ossoff a "socialist," but somehow it's "Half True" for Democrat Raphael Warnock to suggest Sen. Kelly Loeffler is "for getting rid of health…

One of the most annoying habits at PolitiFact is the tendency to treat standard political rhetoric as some kind of falsehood. Take Congressman Jody Hice (R-Georgia), who said of the Democrats, "If they truly wanted unity, they wouldn’t have spent 4 years refusing to acknowledge Trump’s 2016 victory." They called that False.

Liberals hate mingling church and state...unless the church sounds "progressive." Sam Stein of the Daily Beast asked: “Why are Raphael Warnock’s faith and sermons fair game for attack, but Amy Coney Barrett’s religious views not?” Barrett was attacked by the press, but they're going soft on Warnock, who rushed to the defense of Obama's hate-spewing pastor, Rev. Jeremiah Wright. 

After the media spent the past four years rejecting the 2016 election results, the media is suddenly appalled by President Trump not accepting election results. This blatant hypocrisy was on full display at The View Tuesday.

The hackery of the Democratic Party shills in the media seems to reach new depths every day, with MSNBC serving as a constant example of this unashamed lying on behalf of a left-wing narrative. The latest instance being a Friday morning segment of Morning Joe, when the show's leftist panel exploited the coronavirus pandemic to declare that it was time to "just hand Joe Biden the…

The View continued boosting Joe Biden’s presidential campaign this week by having on another guest from his VP shortlist on Thursday’s show. This time it was Stacey Abrams, who lost her gubernatorial race in Georgia in 2018 but is still treated by the media like she won. She spent the majority of the show fearmongering that the 2020 election would be plagued by voter suppression at…

The New York Times could barely hide its excitement in the full-page lead slot of Tuesday’s National section: “Could This Be the Year Georgia Flips Blue?” (Don’t bother waiting for the Times headline, “Could This Be the Year Minnesota Flips Red?”) Reporter Astead Herndon began with a quip about Atlanta’s luckless sports teams, then pivoted to another group of beloved…