Fox News seized on a report that the Ferguson police officer who shot and killed Michael Brown feared for his life as an excuse to race bait and trot out the racially disgraced Mark Fuhrman to declare Brown guilty and the officer not guilty. No need for a trial here!

Sarah Palin likes to talk up the importance of reversing “Obama’s destructive policies” and her PAC asks for donations to “Help Send Real Conservatives to Fix Them.” But it turns out that the vast majority of funds donated go to Palin, not to any candidates.

The radical right hates "political correctness." I can't say, for sure why; but, I suspect it has something to do with respecting minorities and the LGBT community who, in right wing world, deserve to be mocked and denigrated. But it must be a very big deal because disdain for political correctness is a frequent meme on Fox, most notably on Fox & Friends where a guest once lamented that white people can no longer use racial slurs and toss around the "n-word" in polite company. Not to be outdone, the lovely, leggy Outnumbered ladies took on the evils of political correctness on today's show. Their example of "political correctness run amuck?" Some pre-schools in Australia. And, btw, did ya know that Obama's slow response to Ebola was due to political correctness. Yeah, Fox is that desperate.

Fox & Friends teamed up with the New York Post to help smear Donald Trump’s legal foe, NY Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, as a cokehead, even though there is no evidence beyond some tweets from a comedian currently campaigning for Schneiderman’s rival.

Given that the Christian evangelical vote is squarely in the GOP corner, it makes sense that Fox "News" doesn't need to pander to them in the same way that it does to Catholics whose political allegiances are still a bit squishy. Hence, the boyish face of Fox priest Fr. Jonathan Morris, giving his imprimatur to right wing talking points, is frequently seen on Fox. But Fox does have former pastor Mike Huckabee who address issues of importance to the American Taliban Christian right. And recently, in pimping movies that feature "The Rapture," Fox News provided a shout-out to those bible believing Christians who actually believe that we are in the "end times" (Ebola, ISIS, Obama) and that, any day, they will be sucked up to the skies while the rest of us await our eternal damnation which could never be as bad as watching Fox News!

One day after her geography fail on The O’Reilly Factor, Ann Coulter was back on Fox News, this time as an expert on how to deal with the Ebola epidemic in Africa.

On today’s Fox News Sunday, Reince Priebus and Debbie Wasserman Schultz, chairs of the Republican and Democratic National Committees, respectively, faced off. But one side got a little extra help. Can you guess which one?

Three cheers for Dr. Michael Osterholm, director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota. He not only ridiculed the Ebola travel plan being pushed by Republican Tim Murphy (and other FNC talking heads) but took a good jab at Congressional failures to mount a constructive response, too. Host Chris Wallace did his best to protect the GOP peep but it was to little avail.

Despite one, brief, shining moment, when it looked like the Catholic Church was going to break free from its traditional teachings, the Church of Rome acquiesced to its more conservative members and agreed that "disordered" gays are still not welcome. In another victory for the conservatives, any talk of divorced and remarried Catholics (Megyn Kelly?) being allowed to receive communion was also scrapped. While the final document, from the recent Synod on family issues says that gays should not be discriminated against, a majority of bishops nixed any talk of approving of gay relationships. Church doctrine on the sinfulness of gay relationships remains, despite the Marxist Pope's conciliatory, liberal tone. But for official Foxpriest, Fr. Jonathan Morris, who was part of  Fox fave Cardinal Dolan's entourage to Rome, the synod was happy, happy, joy, joy. 

Ann Coulter could not have looked more foolish on The O’Reilly Factor last night as she wrongly placed North Dakota’s Fargo in Minnesota and vastly inflated the number of Somali voters in that state. But perhaps her biggest offense was to point the finger of voter fraud at Al Franken voters when she has quite a disreputable voting record of her own.