As an official Fox clergyman (there are no resident clergy women on Fox), Fr. Jonathan Morris is there to show us the way, even when the way isn't going in the "right" (pun intended) direction. This morning, in spinning polling data about the decline of American Christianity, he made some sweet Fox News lemonade out of, for the Christian right, real world lemons

If you thought the arrest of Darron Dellon Dennis Wint for the quadruple murder of a Washington, D.C. family and their housekeeper was something Fox News would avoid politicizing, think again. Fox’s Greg Gutfeld used the news to go off on a race-baiting rant against Al Sharpton, Michael Moore, Bill de Blasio, Black Lives Matter protesters, BBC, ACORN and privacy activists.

Presidential candidate Mike Huckabee has “affirmed” his support for his pals, the Duggars, in the face of revelations that one of their sons molested his sisters. Not only that, Huckabee attacked the “blood-thirsty media” for sensationalizing the story and not having a more Christian attitude toward the family. But there’s something crucial about the story that Huckabee missed.

George W. Bush was recently found to be one of the worst villains of all time, according to a poll of nearly 7,000 university students in 37 countries. So Fox’s Red Eye gave Bush their best Republican Rehab effort.

With his open contempt for African Americans, Mark Fuhrman proved he’s as racist as he ever was – and Fox News loves him for it.

Yesterday, Fox host Neil Cavuto debated Stewart Acuff, formerly Organizing Director of the AFL-CIO, about workers protesting at McDonald’s headquarters for a $15/hour minimum wage. Cavuto was so upset, you’d think the money was coming out of his own pocket.

As the mouthpiece for the rabid, anti-choice right wing, Fox News never wastes an opportunity to attack Planned Parenthood. This morning, Elisabeth Hasselbeck continued that fine tradition in asking why Planned Parenthood would dare to say that Carly Fioriana, a woman, would be a threat to women. They didn't - but this is Fox & Friends.

Fox’s Greta Van Susteren set up Republican guest John Sununu to blame President Obama for the spread of ISIS. Then she helped validate his ridiculous answer.

Fox’s favorite African American black attacker, Sheriff David Clarke of Milwaukee, went on a jaw-dropping rant about President Obama “kick(ing) white voters in the teeth” and liberalism being “a wrecking ball on the black community.” Sean Hannity ate up every word.

Bill O’Reilly might need to clean up his own fatherhood act before he continues lecturing African Americans on the subject.