One year ago today, MSNBC host Joy Reid revealed that she was the victim of a malicious hacker who planted fake homophobic, Islamaphobic, and fat-shaming posts on her blog.
Democrat Stacey Abrams boasted Sunday about the huge voter turnout increases among various demographics for her Georgia gubernatorial run, in the same interview where she also complained again about voter suppression and said Republican Brian Kemp's victory was "stolen." 
Let the record reflect that when news broke late Friday that Ralph Northam's medical school yearbook contained a picture of him in either blackface or a Klan outfit, I was the only one in the informal Free Beacon office pool to predict he'd last through the weekend. As I am now writing about sitting Virginia governor Ralph Northam on a Tuesday, I'm feeling rather pleased with myself. 
MSNBC host Joy Reid has seen her ratings drop 20 percent since she made unverifiable claims of hacking in April to explain controversial blog posts posted to her former website. Embattled MSNBC host Joy Reid made homophobic comments and threatened violence against her co-workers while working on her Florida radio show, according to individuals who worked with her at the time. 
MSNBC host Joy Reid issued an apology on Friday as pressure mounted on her and the network to address inflammatory blog posts she made beginning in 2005. 