Newt Gingrich

A look through MRC’s archives shows CBS has a long history of using dishonest techniques to interfere with the election of conservative candidates. 

If journalism professor and PolitiFact founder Bill Adair meant to increase faith in the fact-checking industry with his appearance on Comedy Central’s The Daily Show, he failed miserably. Adair told host Jon Stewart on Monday that the reason why Republicans get fact-checked more is because “lying... has just become a culture” in conservative circles.

This PBS American Masters documentary by Barak Goodman is neither a valentine to William F. Buckley nor a fair-and-balanced recitation of his life and times. Conservatives are interviewed, but the final product carries the distinct odor of PBS’s liberal arrogance.

Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich appeared on Fox News Monday night as Iowa voters caucused and delivered a decisive victory for Donald Trump in his quest to win the Republican presidential nomination and a second term as president. Gingrich joyfully predicted that Trump would not only win the nomination but would win the White House in November with a minimum of 29 states. Gingrich…

The sweeping conservative victory in the 1994 midterms shocked liberals, but within weeks the media elite were fully engaged in disparaging the new Republican majority as mean-spirited, racist, dumb and dangerous.

In a year-ending hour-long PBS election special America at a Crossroads, former NewsHour anchor Judy Woodruff uncorked a  history of "mean" political debate and violence all conveniently came from the right, with leftism identified as going forward and MAGA going backward, bookended with bits of Woodruff labeling bias, from 1984 to 2023.

Criticizing the people who caused Kevin McCarthy to lose his Speakership, Joe Scarborough calls himself an "institutionalist" who had hoped that enough Democrats would vote "present" on the motion to vacate the Speakership to permit McCarthy to remain in power. But in 1997, Scarborough was part of the failed coup seeking to remove Newt Gingrich as Speaker, and which also sought to use a motion…

Things got heated on Sunday’s edition of Fox News Sunday when liberal Fox News contributor Juan Williams attempted to defend Joe Biden’s crackhead son Hunter from charges that he’s benefited off his family name by shaking down world leaders and engaging in corrupt business dealings overseas. As part of the panel discussion, former Republican House Speaker Newt Gingrich promptly took…

On Morning Joe, seeking to refute claims by Newt Gingrich and other Republicans that America has become weak under Pres. Biden, Joe Scarborough claims that in speaking to world leaders, their only complaint is that America is too strong and powerful!

WASHINGTON -- Politicians are rarely competent writers. In fact, they are rarely writers. That is why they have speechwriters. John F. Kennedy was supposed to be a great writer. He actually won the Pulitzer Prize for his book “Profiles in Courage,” though Ted Sorensen wrote the book. Sorensen was one of his speechwriters, of course.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough slams the Republican House members opposing Kevin McCarthy's speakership as freaks, but recognizes that in 1998, he had been part of a group that pushed Newt Gingrich out of the Speaker's chair, and had made the speakership "unmanageable." Never Trumper Charlie Sykes openly gloats over the Republicans' predicament.

NPR interviewed Newt Gingrich for Friday's All Things Considered, ostensibly to underline how successful President Biden has been. Their headline at NPR.org was "Newt Gingrich thinks the GOP needs to stop underestimating Biden." Anchor Mary Louise Kelly couldn't help but steer the car into the woods when Newt said the 2020 election was "rigged," as in Twitter censorship and…

Why is the liberal media so intent on trying to dissuade the Republicans from investigating Hunter Biden's dealings? Surely, it's not out of any concern the MSM has for the fortunes of the GOP. 

If you hadn't noticed, Joe Scarborough's transformation from hardcore conservative to partisan Democrat is complete. On Tuesday's Morning Joe, Scarborough waxed nostalgic over the 1998 midterm elections, when Rush Limbaugh was wrong in anticipating a Republican triumph, and instead, Democrats enjoyed what Scarborough described as a "glorious night."