Neil Cavuto has bucked the trend of his conservative buddies. He has not only demanded that everyone give Ebola czar Ron Klain a chance to succeed, he has slammed Republicans who won’t.

In case you were wondering how Fox News would use the shooting rampage in Ottawa against President Obama, your wait is over. Hint: It has a lot to do with saying the word “terror” and the “secret Muslim” dog whistle.

Mark Levin went on a tirade about all the wonderful things the GOP has done for African Americans. Unfortunately for his thesis, Levin’s subtext was that blacks are just too stupid to get it.

Fox host Kimberly Guilfoyle doesn’t just want to make sure you know she votes Republican, she also wants you to know she thinks young women voters, who just happen to vote Democratic, “don’t get it” because “they’re, like, healthy and hot and running around without a care in the world.”

As the mouthpiece for the Christian right, Fox News is squarely in their corner especially in regards to issues involving church and school. Thus, we have seen Fox hosts cheerleading for Christian cheerleaders who were being prevented, by evil atheists, from displaying bible banners at public school football games and Christian football players who unsuccessfully fought against the removal of an "inspirational" school statue with Christian quotes. Fox & Friends regularly features these stories as part of their patented "Fight for Faith" series during which no mention is made of 1st Amendment ramifications while much mention is made of how these unconstitutional encroachments are part of a fine tradition being attacked by evil atheists. On this morning's Fox & Friends, Ainsley Earhardt kept with the familiar script of Christian victimization at the hands of evil out of town atheists who are defying tradition - with some Christian preaching, a lesson on Southern culture, and mention of the "war on Christianity." It was all good....

Sarah Palin has been getting some pretty bad press lately. But on last night’s Hannity show, it was hate mongering as usual from the queen of mean-word salad.

Megyn Kelly helped Michelle Malkin and David Bossie promote Citizens United’s “documentary” purporting to show that Malkin’s home state of Colorado has turned blue by some nefarious manipulations by liberal donors. It just as clearly aims to promote Colorado’s Republican candidates in the upcoming election while keeping its own donors secret.

Bill O’Reilly seems to think that the way to persuade American voters to elect Republicans is to smear anyone who leans Democratic

While Fox & Friends fully supports 1st Amendment free speech for Christians, they're not on board with that whole "wall of separation" thing.  And that's why, in any discussion about Christianity in the public school, the Christian pals ignore the fact that school supported expressions of Christianity (or any religion) are unconstitutional. Rather, they talk about "tradition" and how either one Jesus hating parent or, worse, the Jesus hating atheists make life miserable for good Christians who, as residents of a Christian nation, are entitled to have their Jesus in the schools! Yesterday, Steve Doocy continued the tradition of ignoring the law during his discussion with an Ohio couple who erected their very own Jesus sign so that nearby high school students could still see Jesus after the evil ACLU forced his removal from the school's wall.  But Jesus prevailed and Steve Doocy is very, very happy....

Fox News’ Martha MacCallum turned to a pre-9/11 national security exercise enacting a biological attack of small pox as a vehicle to scare viewers into thinking that an Ebola terrorist attack could be hitting the U.S. at any moment.