Former congresswoman Donna Edwards (D-Md.) attacked conservative media for supposedly misleading the public on MSNBC Tuesday, and then immediately shared a viral fake news story.
The evidence in Jane Mayer's Kavanaugh story was rather weak compared to your average #MeToo story, which is why it is puzzling that Mayer's newest piece is a lengthy diatribe arguing all eight of the women who accused former Democratic Senator Al Franken of impropriety—Democrats and Republicans alike—were mistaken or lying. The argument is Franken is innocent of groping and forced kissing because a lot of people who like Franken insists he is; also, he has a family and cries a lot.
The Cold War may be over, but the New York Times‘ devotion to ignoring the crimes of the Soviet regime endures. As we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing, the Times felt the need to lecture its readers that the U.S. actually lost the space race… the “Space Race for Equality” that is.
MSNBC host Andrea Mitchell defended four Democratic congresswomen attacked by President Donald Trump by falsely claiming that none of them were socialists on Thursday.
Despite numerous liberal politicians and pundits excoriating the Trump administration for delaying the Harriet Tubman $20 bill, former Obama administration officials recently revealed there was no actual delay.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) is not particularly happy that Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi continues to criticize her and other members of "The Squad" (kill me), a group of upstart, rabidly liberal freshmen congresswomen who act as a thorn in the side of Democratic leadership.
Rep. Lacy Clay (D., Mo.) laid into his Democratic colleague Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Thursday for her comments accusing Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi of racism.
Attorneys for President Donald Trump released video of an interaction between then-candidate Trump and a campaign worker, disputing her claim he subjected her to unwanted kissing.
The most amusing part of the Washington Post's profile of Representative Ilhan Omar this past weekend was unquestionably the part where they caught her blatantly ripping off classical literature and passing it off as part of her life story.
Former congresswoman Donna Edwards (D-Md.) attacked conservative media for supposedly misleading the public on MSNBC Tuesday, and then immediately shared a viral fake news story. 
