ColorOfChange.org has a petition demanding that Fox News chief Roger Ailes be fired when Rupert Murdoch's sons take over the parent company July 1.

Fox’s Tucker Carlson had the nerve to suggest that President Obama should disarm his Secret Service protection in order to avoid being a hypocrite on gun control. While he was attacking Obama for politicizing the Charleston shooting.

On Fox News Sunday, former Texas governor Rick Perry defended his refusal to opt into ObamaCare – and waved off the fact that Texas had the highest uninsured rate in the country – by saying, “That’s not how we keep score.” And by touting tort reform.

Bill O’Reilly has appointed himself Chief Decider on the Dos and Don’ts of how to react to the Charleston shooting. And rather than own up to how right-wing rhetoric may have played a role in inflaming shooter Dylann Roof, O'Reilly absolved Fox News by declaring that “far left rhetoric” is “far more hateful."

Fox regular Kevin Jackson argued that If liberals weren't so anti-white, the Charleston shooter wouldn't have hated blacks so much. Host Sean Hannity did not mind one itsy bitsy. In fact, he defended Jackson.

Fox Newsies are very disturbed that a news anchor caught lying may have been “too big to fire.” Were they talking about Bill O’Reilly? No, Brian Williams.

When the sweet little Fox priest defended the Duggars, you probably thought he couldn't go any lower. His recent Twitter feed says otherwise!

According to potential GOP candidate Bobby Jindal, innocents getting shot in church is one of those things we need to just accept. And if President Obama wants to do something about it other than pray, well, he’s just being shamefully divisive.

Fox’s Katie Pavlich wins for Most Creative Way To Use Charleston Shooting Against President Obama And Hillary Clinton. She suggested that President Obama and Hillary Clinton would not have allowed Martin Luther King to keep his gun.

Hooray for State Representative Todd Rutherford, a friend of the murdered Charleston pastor, Clementa Pinckney, for going on Fox News and telling Bill O’Reilly that Fox News promotes just the kind of inflammatory racism that would set off someone like Dylann Roof, the white racist who went on a killing spree in a historical black church.