
'Total Mystery': Rep. Van Hollen Not Sure Why He's On Hillary's Hit List
Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) on MSNBC when asked about being on Hillary’s hit list: “I have to say, it’s a total mystery to me.”

Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) on MSNBC when asked about being on Hillary’s hit list: “I have to say, it’s a total mystery to me.”

The New Jersey Legislature’s enormous volume of correspondence released over the Chris Christie bridge scandal gave the media more than a thousand pages of homework to pore over through the weekend. Overall, media outlets covered the documents in a way that

MSNBC’s Chris Matthews with guests David Corn and Joy Reid on Friday’s “Hardball” find humor in the mentioning of Benghazi and “Fast and Furious”…

Rachel Maddow hasn’t let embarrassment regarding a bogus story about the Koch brothers dissuade her from taking more risks on her show. Thursday she devoted a segment to presenting an alternative theory for the closing of lanes on the George

Last Thursday, MSNBC’s Maddow attacked the Kochs for being behind a Florida law that would mandate drug testing for welfare recipients. However, Maddow’s logic is so twisted and contrived in making that connection that you can just as easily make

MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” panel reacted with disappointment to the Friday’s announcement of December’s job numbers …

MSNBC’s Alex Wagner has proclaimed the unassuming Catholic nuns of the Little Sisters of the Poor to be a “threat” to Obama and his takeover of our nation’s healthcare system. It was during the January 6 broadcast of Now With

MSNBC’s “The Cycle ” co-host Krystal Ball took some shots at Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) for taking responsibility for the New Jersey bridge closure scandal…
Rachel Maddow has doubled down on her spurious “bombshell” report alleging that the nefarious Koch Brothers helped fund a shockingly outrageous initiative in Florida (which the vast majority of Floridians happened to support), but no one outside of the MSNBC clown

On Thursday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” New York Times columnist and one-time Obama golf partner Thomas Friedman argued the alleged partisanship in the so-called scandal surrounding Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) is much like bitter divide between Sunni Muslims and
A few days ago the Atlantic’s Ta-Nehisi Coates wrote a piece proclaiming MSNBC host Melissa Harris-Perry “America’s foremost public intellectual.” Coates didn’t really make much of a case. In fact, most of the piece was about Mitt Romney. Here’s the
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio blocked the nomination of Judge William Thomas to the federal bench after a careful review of his record raised red flags. A spokeswoman for Rubio explained back in September that the Senator would be withdrawing his support for

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has rejected a trademark application for a product associated with the Washington Redskins because the agency regards the team nickname as offensive. “Registration is refused because the applied-for mark REDSKINS HOG RINDS consists

Roger Ailes, the CEO and Chairman of Fox News, has declared victory over his left-wing competitors, CNN and MSNBC. In a lengthy interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Ailes points out correctly that MSNBC and CNN have given up on and

Roger Ailes, like his Fox News Channel, is as divisive as he is successful. The chairman and CEO of the de facto victor in cable news’ ratings war, whose colorful professional past includes a tenure as a talk-show producer (The Mike

NBC News political director makes statement about former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on his Wednesday show on MSNBC…

Sports offers teachable insights into the leftist mindset, and even cursory observations verify that everything is political with these folks. This is unavoidable, I suppose, when your power is derived from electoral or public relation successes of the grievance industry.

MSNBC’s Ed Schultz used the cold snap as his latest reason to attack “heartless and cruel” Republicans…

Everyone acted surprised when we learned yesterday that after a couple of disastrous months, MSNBC is defiantly refusing to change their editorial process. But why would they? For years now, MSNBC and NBC News have both become a culture of

On Tuesday’s broadcast of “Hannity” on the Fox News Channel, conservative commentator Ann Coulter weighed in on the controversy surrounding MSNBC host Melissa Harris-Perry’s remarks about former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s grandchild and her subsequent apology. Partial transcript as

According to MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow’s journalistic *ahem* standards, her own left-wing network, MSNBC, supports mandatory drug testing for Florida welfare recipients. Of course this is no truer than making the claim that the Koch brothers support this legislation. But that
Now that we’ve gotten a couple of apologies and some on-air crying from Melissa Harris-Perry, followed by a characteristically gracious statement from Mitt Romney, the saga of MSNBC’s mockery of Romney’s adopted grandson appears to be winding down. I’ve read

Apparently the message a defiant MSNBC wants to put across in the wake of a disastrous couple of months is that nothing is going to change. Responding to a National Review story that reported MSNBC had made some editorial changes

During Monday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” host Joe Scarborough used Melissa Harris-Perry’s apology over the weekend to the Romney family as an opportunity to criticize former Gov. Sarah Palin (R-AK)…

There was nothing unique about what MSNBC’s Melissa Harris-Perry and her panel did last Sunday when they held Mitt Romney’s infant grandson up for ridicule and mockery. Over the past five years or so, targeting innocent civilians as a way