
By Kevin Howley: You’d think Biden was selling nuclear launch codes to the highest bidder. Instead, conservatives are sounding a five-alarm fire over mere proposals to phase out gas stoves for cleaner more efficient electric cooking ranges.

By Kevin Howley: You’d think Biden was selling nuclear launch codes to the highest bidder. Instead, conservatives are sounding a five-alarm fire over mere proposals to phase out gas stoves for cleaner more efficient electric cooking ranges.

By Michael Lovito: “The Morning Wire” doesn’t go out of its way to court controversy. Indeed, it gives its listeners as gentle a morning news update as possible. The show certainly has a point of view, but it inserts it subtly, avoiding the open provocations of other conservative podcasts.

By Kevin Howley: All the schadenfreude and “whataboutism” over Biden’s latest gift to political opponents hasn’t stopped right wing media from cheering fascist thugs who stormed government buildings in Brazil last weekend in a bid to oust democratically elected Luiz Inácio Lula Da Silva

By J. Max Robins: Can Chris Wallace’s reputation as the down-the-middle guy at Fox News, the flagship of right wing media, help CNN shed the network’s left-leaning image and tack to the political center? A better bet is that in a couple of years, when his contract is up, there won’t be anyone talking to Wallace on CNN.

By Michael Lovito: This shift to the left by a company associated with small town America has caught the attention of a handful of conservative media outlets, who have taken aim at both Walmart and the Waltons’ donations as well as their business practices.

By Kevin Howley: Not since that tumult of the Trump era have we witnessed a GOP flame war of such epic proportions. Then the Donald took to Truth Social to support McCarthy’s floundering speaker bid. Call it a Trumpster fire.

By Michael Lovito: Experts on the left, right, and center have long taken issue with Rasmussen Reports’ research methods and telegraphed political preferences, but there’s no denying that its results have generated headlines and boosted Republican morale. It doesn’t matter if the mainstream media isn’t buying what Rasmussen is selling – its target audience is.

By Howard Polskin: What will right wing outlets be focusing on? Who are their targets? Who are the teacher’s pets? Prediction #8: drag queen story hour will become even more politicized.

By Kevin Howley: Kevin McCarthy may yet realize his longtime ambition to wield the speaker’s gavel. But if reporting from the right is any indication, come January 3 there could be an epic floor fight between “Only Kevin” and “Never Kevin” Republicans that’ll make C-SPAN look like a WWE pay-per-view spectacular.

By J. Max Robins: Who other than Rupert Murdoch should be the immoral center of the year’s best real-life “Succession” docuseries? “The Murdochs: Empire of Influence” aired on CNN and it became essential viewing for anyone interested in the astonishing power of partisan media, where facts are relative and making millions and wielding influence is everything.

By Kevin Howley: Most right wing coverage of the historic Jan. 6 hearing defended the disgraced former president with all of the piss and vinegar you’d expect. A sampling of this coverage tells you all you need to know about the right’s tentative grasp on reality.

By Kevin Howley: Sound bite #4 is courtesy of the reliably mind-blowing far-right Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene who invited her followers to win an opportunity to go wild hog hunting with her from a helicopter.

By Kevin Howley: Whether Kevin McCarthy decides to be naughty or nice this Christmas, expect the GOP’s internecine warfare to escalate between now and the new year.

By Jaden Satenstein: It’s clear that BLEXIT isn’t as compelling as the rising conservative podcaster Candace Owens thinks, especially considering the fact that the GOP continues to double down on racist rhetoric and policies that disenfranchise Black voters and promote white supremacist ideology.

By Kevin Howley: Right wing media outlets slow-walked muted responses to Trump’s gathering of neo-Nazis at Mar-a-Lago and the firestorm following Ye’s praise for the Fuhrer that left Infowars host Alex Jones looking like a paragon of propriety.

By J. Max Robins: Iger going up against DeSantis or the Commander-in-Chief of Mar-a-Lago would be big box office for right wing websites that have seen traffic dive. This is the kind of cultural war series the Tucker Carlsons of the world dream about.

By Jaden Satenstein: Some conservative outlets argue that toxic femininity is costing Republican elections. Furthermore, they assert that the only way to win back the female vote is to embrace traditional womanhood.

By Kevin Howley: When will Republicans, the so-called party of law and order, finally come to terms with the death cult it continually panders to, even as the body count reaches epic proportions?

By Michael Lovito: The PJ Media columnist uses sharp-edged humor to hammer home his far-right POV. For instances, Kruiser refers to Biden as “President LOLEightyonemillion,” a reference to President Biden’s 2020 vote total, which the daily columnist doesn’t think is legit.

By Kevin Howley: Conservative media outlets are working overtime tossing out excuses to see what sticks in the wake of an unambiguous repudiation of the Republican-led assault on reproductive rights, election integrity, and the rule of law.

By Howard Polskin: Do TV news executives want to play a role in the resuscitation of Trump’s political fortunes, starting with live coverage of his Tuesday night event (assuming it happens as planned)? Because that’s what could happen if they broadcast the entirety of the announcement.

By Kevin Howley: While Kevin McCarthy is still down at the beach waiting for the red wave that never arrived, here are some classic examples of right wing media working the Republican base into a frenzy to further erode public confidence in the outcome of the 2022 midterm election.

By Jaden Satenstein: As we wait for the GOP to recover from its historically weak midterm performance, let’s recall the deranged lengths that the right wing media went to in its effort to distort the truth about a hammer attack on a man who happened to be married to MAGA enemy No. 1. It’s a textbook example of the kind of lies we can expect during the long partisan slog to 2024.

By J. Max Robins: It’s easy to wonder if, had Oprah denounced Oz and given a full-throttle endorsement of Fetterman months ago – as she had done for other Democrats – the Pennsylvania race would still be the dead heat it is now on Election Day. Instead, she stayed calculatingly neutral about the former surgeon she made into a daytime TV star.