Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC), blasted the two spending bills put forth by President Biden. But she was full of praise for the Democratic Senators gumming up the process, Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema.

For your Saturday night enjoyment, I present The Daily Show’s hilarious treatment of Fox News’ attempts to liken anti-vaxxism to fighting Hitler.

Tucker Carlson is not only too cowardly to tell people whether he’s been vaccinated (he has) but now he’s too chicken to talk about his employer’s vaccine policy which Tuckums pretends to oppose.

Geraldo Rivera got into it with cohost Jesse Watters after he blamed the federal COVID vaccine requirements as the cause of the recent Southwest Airlines snafus – and neither cohost said a word about the even stricter vaccine policy at Fox News.

“Journalist” Bill Hemmer must be so desperate to help Republican Glenn Youngkin win the upcoming Virginia gubernatorial election that Hemmer presented not one, not two, but three Republican operatives as “concerned parents” opposing critical race theory, which is a right-wing canard in itself.

Crybaby Donald Trump is not happy that Arnon Mishkin, the guy responsible for calling Arizona for Joe Biden in the last presidential election, will return to Fox’s decision desk for the 2022 and 2024 elections.

Tucker Carlson eked out a win over Martha MacCallum in last week’s poll. Who had the most outrageous quote in this week's poll: Sen. John Barrasso, Sean Hannity, Donald Trump, Mollie Hemingway or FoxNews.com?

Rep. Steve Scalise (R-LA) was too cowardly to answer the simple question as to whether or not he believes the 2020 presidential election was stolen.

In recognition of Fox News’ 25th anniversary, Chris Hayes and Mother Jones’ Kevin Drum came up with very clear-eyed analyses of the network’s tremendously destructive power on our democracy.

While her guest likened pro-choice activists to murderers, Fox & Friends’ anti-choice mouthpiece, Rachel Campos-Duffy, claimed those who support abortion rights are anti-science.