Today in phony Fox poutrage, two African Americans claimed that the decision to stop publishing six Dr. Seuss books, because of their racial depictions, prevents discussions of racism that move us forward. But they did not show, much less discuss, those images they claim are so important to be seen.

Fresh off his effort to blame AOC for his state’s deadly power outage, Gov. Greg Abbott is now positioned to blame President Biden’s immigration policy for any rise in coronavirus cases now that Texas’ mask mandate has been lifted and all businesses can open 100%. Yet Abbott has publicly refused to help DHS test migrants.

Despite worshiping and promoting hate monger Donald Trump, Kayleigh McEnany claims to be very put out by the fact that Joe Biden called the reckless lifting of mask mandates by two Republican governors “Neanderthal thinking.”

We can count Sen. Roger Wicker (R-MS) as another pro-death Republican who has no problem if people infect other people with coronavirus but who refuses to let women have the right to make their own health decisions.

Those conservative folks who hate government interference when it comes to helping to protect you against coronavirus seem very, very interested in interfering with Dr. Seuss Enterprises, a private company, for daring to decide to no longer publish six Dr. Seuss books because of their racist imageries.

Not surprisingly, the hiring of Lying Kayleigh McEnany has touched off another round of enmity in Fox News' ongoing civil war.

During her prime time “welcome” into the Fox News family, Lying Kayleigh McEnany told another of her whoppers, this time claiming she fulfilled her promise never to lie from the White House podium. Is her nose growing?

FBI Director Christopher Wray debunked right-wing conspiracy theories when he testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee today that Trump supporters, including many white supremacists, were the ones who attacked the Capitol on January 6. So Fox News decided to cover something else.

With a wide grin, Fox News host Harris Faulkner welcomed Big Lie purveyor Kayleigh McEnany today into the “Fox family,” without specifying what, exactly, that entails.

Jason Chaffetz obviously thought he had a routine Fox gotcha against the liberal media when he accused The New York Times of being “far behind” serious coverage of New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s sexual harassment scandal. Unfortunately for Chaffetz, cohost Gillian Turner corrected him right there, on the air.