Wisconsin

News of a violent terror attack against a pro-life clinic in Madison, Wisconsin, got the quickie treatment at the Latino networks, which spent a total of 74 seconds reporting the attack that included throwing two Molotov cocktails into the facilities, lighting a fire and posting a menacing graffiti warning that “If abortions aren't safe, then you aren't either”.

While the networks can barely touch the ugly, threatening vandalism and fire-bombs left at a pro-life group's office in Madison, Wisconsin, Fox News host Tucker Carlson brought on the group's leader Juliane Appling on Monday night's program.

It has now been 22 days since a bigoted, anti-Semitic killer drove his SUV into a Wisconsin, parade, murdering six. Yet, not long after the Waukesha slaughter, the networks stopped mentioning the name of alleged killer Darrell Brooks. By December 7, ABC, CBS, and NBC had completely abandoned the story altogether. 

The bitter hosts of The View continued their vile character assisination of recently acquitted Illinois teen Kyle Rittenhouse, Monday. ABC co-host Joy Behar doubled down on her outright lie that Rittenhouse “came to initiate violence” while pal Sunny Hostin suggested Rittenhouse was a racist who valued property more than human life.

The View hosts pretended they were judge, jury and executioner today of Kyle Rittenhouse--the teenager who shot two men attacking him at a Kenosha riot last year in what he said was self-defense. As the jury deliberated his fate, the liberal talk show panel had already determined he was a “vigilante murderer” who was “looking for trouble and shot two people dead.”

The new battle over education is another example of how different things look depending on your distance from the Beltway. The Washington Post (motto: “Democracy Gets Drowsy at Dusk”) is always a reliable guide to the current Enemies of Progress  -- Tea Partiers, pimply little Arians, conservative churches. And right now, the skunk at the vegan BBQ is … parents.

Wisconsin Republicans are backing state bills to allow censored social media users to sue platforms for damages, in an attempt to target online censorship.

PolitiFact has a partisan tendency to come running to Biden's defense, and  liberal tendency to "fact check" arguments about Democrats backing abortion in the third trimester. This happened again on Wednesday to Derrick Van Orden, a Republican congressional candidate in Wisconsin's 3rd congressional district who narrowly lost in 2020. PolitiFact cries "Mostly False" over a tweet that says Joe…

In an aggrieved follow-up to his controversial piece from Marathon County, Wisconsin, which he painted as a hotbed of bigotry, New York Times reporter Reid Epstein garnered a “Times Insider” Page 2 story, “When a Local Rift Grows Wider.” Epstein’s initial May 21 piece, based on a fight over a proposed declaration that Marathon was “a community for all,” suggested the mostly…

The accusation that America is deeply, irredeemably stained by systemic racism is not up for debate. No white person can be innocent. Your individual conscience is irrelevant. Each one of us is a white supremacist benefitting from a white supremacist structure. We must confess our “white privilege.” So if we’re so overwhelmingly dominant, why can’t we disagree?

New York Times reporter Reid Epstein suggested the white residents of Wausau, Wisconsin were against racial equality for the “people of color” within their community, and was rewarded with placement on the front page of Wednesday’s edition: “County Sought To Be Inclusive. Not All Agreed.” The text box on the jump page read: “Opposing views of racial equality in a…

With Election Day over, The New York Times finally decided to do a retrospective assessment of the damage caused by the Marxist rioting that American businesses had suffered for months on end.

The USA Today sports section never misses an opportunity to bash President Donald Trump, and former Green Bay and Seattle Coach Mike Holmgren gave the newspaper another opportunity to do that Saturday. The retired coach appeared in a virtual Green Bay press conference to announce his support for Joe Biden and accuse Trump of malfeasance in his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Appearing on CBS This Morning, former RNC Chair Reince Priebus excoriated co-host Tony Dokoupil for his “ridiculous” connection of riots in Wisconsin to proof that the Republican Party is “giving up on “broadening” its appeal. Determined to not sit back and take the liberal narrative, the former White House Chief of Staff accused CBS of “dismissing the fear that people have in this…