Scott Jennings

President Biden did so badly in the first debate against former President Trump that it sent him into an unrecoverable tailspin, forcing Democratic Party elite to stage a coup an install Vice President Kamala Harris as their nominee. But according to the attempted gaslighting from a largely anti-Trump panel during Tuesday’s CNN News Central, Trump didn’t actually win that first debate…

On CNN This Morning, Republican strategist Brad Todd, commenting on the question between the candidates as to whether the mics should be muted during the debate, says: "Kamala Harris should be very comfortable with a muted mic. We're on day 34 without her doing an interview with a major journalist. Her mic's been muted for a month." Zing!

“Lonely Scott” Jennings upset a Monday CNN NewsNight panel that included former 2012 Romney Campaign boss Stuart Stevens, by attacking the idea that Republicans need to put aside everything they’ve ever believed in, in order to defeat Donald Trump.

After an unsuccessful appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, CNN’s Kaitlan Collins tried the late night comedy circuit again on Friday as she joined HBO’s Bill Maher on Real Time to recap the Democratic National Convention. During their conversation, Maher argued that CNN’s coverage was “the same as The View,” while Collins desperately tried to claim that…

The end of a Democrat convention really draws out proclamations of Historic Possibilities, and Rachel Maddow, Jake Tapper, and Stephen Colbert stood out in the gushfest. It's quite a contrast with how all the anchors summarized Donald Trump's acceptance speech. 

On CNN This Morning, the panel lavishes praise on Kamala Harris DNC speech. The apex of absurdity came when former Obama aide Elliot Williams said of Harris' comments on foreign policy, "That's Margaret Thatcher, dude."

Tuesday on ABC’s Good Morning America, co-host and former Clinton official George Stephanopoulos tag-teamed with chief White House correspondent and unofficial Biden-Harris official Mary Bruce showed they understood the assignment in fawning over the Democratic National Convention. In this case, it was hailing President Biden’s speech “passing the torch to Vice President Kamala Harris…

Scott Jennings and David Urban represent the lone actual, paid conservatives commentators on CNN who will be holding the fort down for the right at the Democratic National Convention (DNC) and, during Monday morning’s CNN Newsroom, Jennings held his own in single-handledly taking on former Biden official Kate Bedingfield and far-left hosts Jim Acosta and Abby Phillip.

On Friday's CNN Newsnight, contributor Scott Jennings wisecracked "I'd like to be the first to welcome Kamala Harris into the Republican Party" after a look at Kamala Harris's new ad on immigration. 

On CNN’s “State of the Union”, commentator Jamal Simmons got utterly clowned by Scott Jennings, who threw cold water all over the Harris hype that has overtaken the airwaves since President Joe Biden endorsed her to be his successor practically immediately upon withdrawing from the campaign.

When CNN This Morning host Kasie Hunt brings in a Republican and a Democrat to discuss the campaign, that would be two spins. But at the end of today's chat with Republican Scott Jennings and Democrat Brad Woodhouse, Hunt warned viewers "Scott is giving you spin, that is what they are going to say." The Democrat apparently offered the gospel truth.

The question which many Democrats have hoped would be swept under the rug following the assassination attempt of Donald Trump, has emerged. Are we sure we want Biden? Following a positive COVID test and an announcement canceling part of his campaign tour, Joe Biden was back in the spotlight, and Van Jones, Political Analyst for CNN, finally summed up the plight of the Democratic party. 

On Monday night, CNN’s coverage of the Republican National Convention included liberal commentator and former Obama advisor Van Jones being upset about Donald Trump’s vice president choice, JD Vance. To Jones, this choice was a “horror,” as Vance is an even more “dangerous virus.”

On Monday night, CNNs Republican National Convention co-hosts Alyssa Farah Griffin and Van Jones shared their thoughts on the convention. Griffin attacked republicans, per usual, while Jones insulted the African American men who spoke at the convention.