To Fox host Ed Henry and Pastor Robert Jeffress, the reason for the season is finding new excuses to smear Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez – while accusing her of playing politics.

Fox News political analyst Brit Hume blasted Donald Trump’s “poor character” in a tweet yesterday, predicting that it would cause his presidency to end “poorly” and quite possibly “crippled.”

Yesterday, the Hannity show aired footage of Melania Trump’s December 12 visit with troops while falsely suggesting she had done so during the holidays. This, of course, was before today’s surprise announcement that Donald Trump finally decided to go visit troops in Iraq.

While you’re sitting around celebrating another War on Christmas, have some laughs, via Full Frontal with Samantha Bee, about Fox Nation, the online streaming service recently unveiled by Trump TV.

It’s Christmas Eve and I just took a little tasty-poo of my famous and very potent eggnog that my family and I will be enjoying more thoroughly tomorrow. And now that I’m very slightly buzzed, what better time to review the week of Fox News outrageousness and vote in our latest poll?

After the stock market plunged to its worst Christmas Eve drop ever, Fox News anchor Leland Vittert ripped the Trump administration reactions that accelerated the declines: “Nothing says confidence from the administration like the treasury secretary, over the Christmas holiday, calling – quoting now – “the plunge protection team” of the six big banks.”

The radical wing of Fox News conservatives are using the government shutdown as a launching pad to suggest that much of the federal government should be destroyed. A Fox News Democrat didn’t seem to notice.

In less than two weeks, Sean Hannity went from following 7,048 Twitter accounts to three. Nobody seems to know why.

Today, after we learned anti-ISIS envoy Brett McGurk has resigned in protest of Donald Trump’s Russian- and Turkish-approved decision to precipitously withdraw troops from Syria, FoxNews.com did not mince any words.

As December draws to a close, it looks a lot like MSNBC and Rachel Maddow are about to beat Fox News and Sean Hannity in the ratings for the month.