The Christian right have their tighty whities in a bunch over the Girl Scouts who no longer concentrate on domesticities but provide girls with information on OMG career choices and OMG sex education. As the media mouthpiece for those who long for the good old days of happy, Christian Girl Scouts content with their arts and crafts, Fox News has, for several years, aided and abetted the anti-Girl Scout lies and propaganda promulgated by those who think that today's Scouts are being turned into a bunch of  "boot-stomping, sexualized radicals" who are controlled by Satan's baby killing minions at Planned Parenthood. This week, Elisabeth Hasselbeck kept the propaganda alive.

Shannon Bream ostensibly hosted a discussion about media coverage of Arizona’s anti-gay bill that its governor just vetoed. But Bream made it clear she thought the controversy about the bill was overblown. When guest Bernard Goldberg explained that businesses should not discriminate against customers, she asked, “Why not? Why not? This is America.”

Bill O’Reilly thinks he knows better than President Obama, his advisor Valerie Jarrett and Michelle Obama about how to prevent teen pregnancy and help empower disadvantaged youth. So although O’Reilly was obviously delighted to have been invited to the White House today for the launch of the Obama administration’s “My Brother’s Keeper” initiative, designed to empower boys and young men of color, he just couldn’t help lecturing Jarrett about a few areas that need improving. One of them was for Michelle Obama to come on The Factor and admonish teens not to get pregnant.

No fewer than nine Fox News talking heads are actively fundraising for Republicans with speeches and other appearances. It’s good money for themselves and the candidates – a win/win for the GOP and its news network!

Arizona State Senator Nancy Barto visited Your World two days ago to defend the anti-gay bill (now vetoed) she co-sponsored. Although host Neil Cavuto did question the bill’s provisions (a sure sign it was losing Republican support), he did so in the gentlest possible terms. But he failed to challenge Barto’s ridiculous claim that the law was actually good for gays because it would protect “a homosexual printer” from having to print signs for the Westboro Baptist Church.

Jon Stewart did a devastating take down of Arizona’s anti-gay bill (since vetoed) last night. That was well done, incisive, informative and entertaining as usual. But at the end, he directly connected Fox News’ incessant fear mongering about religion being “under attack” to the bill.

Attorney General Eric Holder has been hospitalized with shortness of breath and feeling faint. I haven't seen much about it on the Fox News Channel this hour. But over at "civil" and "tolerant" Fox Nation, readers are rooting for Holder to die. UPDATED with more comments and news about Holder.

The phrase," the Republican party at prayer," was once used to describe Episcopalians. But now that this denomination has gone liberal, that descriptor could describe the Catholic Church whose bishops were fan boys for Mitt Romney and the GOP because of Democratic policy on reproductive rights which includes the mandate for health care plans to cover sinful slut pills. Given Fox's hatred of the Obama administration and Roger Ailes' love for the Catholic Church, it was no surprise that Fox *pimped the bishop's opposition to the mandate and nobody, in Catholic Foxworld, represented this evil policy more than the Little Sisters of the Poor whose refusal to sign their exemption form is going to the Supremes. Fox did six segments which, in peddling misinformation and lies, included the suggestion, by "straight news" host Megyn Kelly, that the president hates nuns and Tucker Carlon's accusation that the nuns are on Obama's "enemies list." Kelly openly sided with the nuns whose cause is "on the side of the angels." Last night, Kelly continued her crusade for the poor, little, Poor Little Sisters.

Minutes after Arizona Governor Jan Brewer vetoed her state’s controversial anti-gay, SB 1062 bill, a pre-recorded Hannity show featured a pastor wanting to impeach Attorney General Eric Holder for his support of gay marriage. Or, as Sean Hannity quoted from the petition, “trying to coerce states to fall in line with the same-sex marriage agenda.”

Sean Hannity devoted an entire segment of his Hannity show last night to questioning whether or not Jimmy Fallon might tilt The Tonight Show to the left. As if Hannity doesn’t stack his own program so far to the right it might topple over one day.