Sometimes a picture is worth a thousand words - which is good, because I'm at a loss to explain Fox Nation's enthusiasm to give Elizabeth Warren the racist nickname "Fauxcahontas” – in their headline. 

Although Bill O’Reilly repeatedly insisted that his interest in the “race-based” case in Norfolk, Virginia was making sure justice was done, a discussion with Charles Krauthammer last night suggested an ulterior motive of using the case against a fave Fox News target, Eric Holder. And it’s not the first time we’ve seen that hint.

Take heart, white people! Bill O’Reilly is not just looking out for you, it’s some kind of personal mission. In yet another discussion about the Norfolk, Virginia beating case of two white reporters by a black mob, O’Reilly told his viewers last night, “As you may know, The Factor’s been following the story because the media in Norfolk and the police were very reluctant to aggressively pursue the case so we had to in the name of justice.” With all due respect, Bill, I think it’s pretty clear you’re doing it in the name of your own agenda.

Catholic Church prince Cardinal Dolan, and his homies in the conservative US Conference of Catholic bishops, are mighty pissed about the HHS birth control mandate which allows insurance companies to cover contraception costs for employees and students at Catholic colleges. (GOP fraying of the social safety net, not so much) Fox & Friends seems to be his personal fiefdom in that good Catholic Steve Doocy and uber Catholic Knight of Malta, Peter Johnson Jr, have provided extensive and biased support for the bishops HHS policy position - a position which Fox uses to cultivate Catholic support for the GOP by bashing Obama who is, according to Fox and the bishops, waging a "war on religious liberty."  Franciscan University, a very conservative, *anti-reproductive rights Catholic school, just announced that it will drop health care for students rather than have birth control, which it currently doesn't provide, covered in its policy. Fox culture clubber Todd Starnes first reported it and tweeted a "praise be to God for believers who will not compromise." Not surprisingly, the Cardinal Dolan's very own morning show and Roger Ailes' very own acolyte, Steve Doocy is reporting on it. Not surprisingly the coverage continues to be biased and, in one case, just wrong. But definitely a get out of Purgatory free and go directly to heaven card for Doocy!

In case you thought there was any detail too small to demonize President Obama over...

On Monday’s Happening Now (5/14/12), Jon Scott spoke with Tom Bevan, Executive Director of Real Clear Politics, on this year's elections under the heading "Popular Bills given ‘poison pills’ to force opposing party to vote ‘no.’” Bevan explained, “You have two parties that are at loggerheads.“ After a bit more discussion on the partisan acrimony, “objective” Scott closed the discussion by saying, “Well, sounds like gridlock is a good thing because the government can't get in the way, so we'll see."

Pat Buchanan was fired from MSNBC recently after publishing a book critics called homophobic, anti-Semitic, and racist – and after a long history of homophobic, anti-Semitic and racist comments. But you’d never know that from watching his appearance on America Live yesterday. In fact, host Megyn Kelly deliberately led her viewers to think he’s a mainstream traditionalist she called upon to weigh in on gay marriage.

If you love America, then you’ve gotta love America's rich. They all work hard to earn their fortunate place in life, and in return they benefit all the rest of us (who, of course, have done nothing but watch video games and collect food stamps) with jobs and other largesse. That at least is the view of Bill O’Reilly who spent quite a while last night describing how the rich (well not exactly the rich – more like himself) benefit America, and flaying the Democrats for stoking up class envy and hatred. But he didn’t get a lot of support from either of his guests.

Fox Radio's Todd Starnes, who occasionally appears on Fox News and whose articles are frequently sourced on Fox Nation, is a decorated foot soldier in the right wing's ongoing "culture war." His sole purpose in life seems to be rooting out examples of attempts, by the forces of secular darkness and the "gay agenda," to destroy all that we hold near and dear. But in addition to being a good Christian homophobe and good Christian slut shamer, it appears that Mr. Starnes might just be a good Christian Islamophobe. Check out his recent tweet in which he explains why a pig valve would have been preferable for heart surgery.

You may recall that Rupert Murdoch's protege, Rebekah Brooks, the girl-wonder former chief executive of  News Corporation's U.K. publishing umbrella, News International, was arrested last summer over her role in the phone hacking scandal. Now, from a separate inquiry, she has been charged with conspiring to conceal evidence.