It turns out Dick Morris' wacky predictions for a Mitt Romney landslide are not the only thing that have turned people against him. Media Matters found some of his Super PAC donors and discussed the unusually high percentage of funds raised that went into fundraising and other costs, as opposed to helping to electing Romney.

On Monday night's Special Report, Brit Hume pleaded for sympathy for House Republicans. He said, "If you have an ounce of compassion this Christmas season, save it for John Boehner and the House Republicans.”

Steven Crowder, the Fox News contributor and Breitbart acolyte who admits he went to Lansing, Michigan union protests looking for trouble and is now touting, with a lot of help from Fox News, a highly-edited video showing him getting punched by “union thugs,” was on Hannity again tonight. But this time, there was another guest who accused Crowder of pushing the man to the ground first. Hannity denied that happened. But Crowder never did.

Yesterday, on Your World, Neil Cavuto went to Capitol Hill to discuss the "fiscal cliff" and to put on his "superhero" cape to try and solve it. But his lineup of guests suggested a certain um, bias.

Ruh Roh! It appears that Sean Hannity is the newest enemy in the “War on Christmas.” On his December 10 radio show, Hannity segued into commercial breaks with an announcement about President Obama leaving us a $16 trillion debt “this Christmas,” before wishing the audience, “Happy Holidays from all of us at the Sean Hannity Show,” instead of the sacred “Merry Christmas.” 

Sean Hannity may have weaseled out of being “dunked” via waterboarding but that doesn’t mean he’s afraid to inflame political tensions from his armchair at Fox News HQ. So last night, Hannity stood up for Steven Crowder and his Breitbart band of anti-union activists at the Michigan “right to work” protests by calling in Ann Coulter for some incendiary rhetoric about liberals.

While Bill O'Reilly says that those who oppose gay marriage shouldn't be called homophobic, there should be no debate about the homophobia of those who compare gays to pedophiles. While O'Reilly says that those who oppose Barack Obama shouldn't be called racist, there should be no debate about the batshit craziness of those who say that Obama is paving the way for the anti-Christ. Yet, during another crazed rant about the bogus War on Christmas, Bill O'Reilly brought in the homophobic, anti-Obama Pastor Robert Jeffress to validate Bill's new crazed obsession about how Christian clergy should go all Alinksy on War on Christmas violators. Given that Jeffress espouses a pugilistic version of Christianity, he and O'Reilly were true soul brothers. Does Bill know that Jeffress once said that Catholicism is a "fake religion that represents the genius of Satan?"

Paging Bill O'Reilly. We have a War on Christmas transgression on Fox's The Five show. I know, it's shocking. Just when you thought that Christmas was safe on Fox News, we have this egregious violation - and from folks who present themselves as big time Christians. Didn't they get the memo?

As Bill O'Reilly's phony "War on Christmas" controversy becomes more ridiculous - and ridiculed - some seem to be making a point of distancing themselves from it. Last night's defector: John Stossel.

As Fox News teaches us, we live in a Christian nation. And of all the shows on Fox, Fox & Friends, with its devout Christian hosts and parade of perpetually persecuted Christians, is demonstrably the most Christian. As such, one wonders why they are ignoring their very best friend, Jesus, on his birthday. Is it an oversight or are they deliberately ignoring what Gretchen forcefully cited as the reason for the season? Maybe mine eyes deceive me but I can't see any Nativity scenes on their set. Are the Fox "friends" part of the war on Christmas? Oh, no........