When Politico isn’t busy sending editors to an off-the-record chat with a potentially perjurious U.S. Attorney General, it spends its time mocking a retiring conservative legislator.A panel of reporters from the Washington tabloid ganged up on Michele Bachmann on Thursday’s Morning Joe, blasting the Minnesota congresswoman as a “celebrity politician” who will become “irrelevant to politics the…
Ed Schultz opened his Saturday show by recounting the inspiring stories of teachers who threw themselves on students while their schools were being ripped apart by the tornado. But his monologue took an ugly turn when he pivoted to the “conservative news media” and public education.
Morning Joe’s liberal choir continues to sing their praises of President Obama and his administration. On the May 28 edition of the MSNBC show, panelist EJ Dionne of the Washington Post claimed Obama is a “middle-of-the-road liberal,” while decrying conservatives who have “gone way to the right” of past movements.
On his May 23 program, the Rev. Al Sharpton’s PoliticsNation panel turned to the thorny issue of race in politics. As could be expected, it was not a balanced discussion as Sharpton’s panel was an Amen pew of liberal pundits: the Washington Post’s Dana Milbank and left-wing XM Radio host Joe Madison.
Krystal Ball, co-host of MSNBC’s The Cycle, raved about President Obama’s national security speech Thursday on PoliticsNation, claiming the president is “reining in his own power,” a “remarkable and incredibly unusual” move.
Joe Scarborough seems to have an obsession with conservative and Tea Party favorite Ted Cruz. Scarborough and his Thursday Morning Joe panel bashed Cruz for at least the fourth time in a few months, berating the Texas senator for his distrust of Congressional leadership.
Even ABC News’s Cokie Roberts recognizes that the Obama administration has far overstepped its constitutional boundaries in obtaining the personal emails of FOX News reporter James Rosen. The political commentator denounced the Obama/Holder Justice Department’s actions on Tuesday’s Morning Joe on MSNBC, claiming the overreach was “appalling.”
A recent demotion at the Lean Forward network hasn’t stopped Ed Schultz from sputtering over Republican opposition to ObamaCare, despite the fact that Schultz himself admits he doesn’t really know what’s in the bill.
The “journalists” at MSNBC continued to fawn over ObamaCare on Friday’s Morning Joe, even in the midst of startling criticism for the bill from David Gregory, liberal host of Meet the Press. Rev. Al Sharpton declared, with his typical lack of evidence, that small business owners “have come forward and supported Obamacare.”