Fox's Megyn Kelly recently tried to prove that "pro-life" rhetoric pertaining to Planned Parenthood is neither inflammatory nor extreme and it's really the liberals who are the haters.  Fox's anti-choice zealot Andrea Tantaros proves otherwise.

On Fox News, noted health "experts" Meghan McCain and Neil Cavuto spent three and a half minutes bashing “Big Brother” New York City for requiring certain chain restaurants to warn customers about high-salt menu items.

If Andrea Tantaros was looking for a new low in exploiting the San Bernardino tragedy, she likely reached it today when she suggested that Planned Parenthood – which was just the victim of another mass shooting – is more heinous than actual terrorists.

Donald Trump has some new thuggery to show off: boasting that he wants to kill families of terrorists because he “just knows” they’re guilty. Nobody told Mr. “Make America Great Again” that it’s anti-American, a war crime and, according to a real terrorism expert, ineffective.

Instead of just praising the police work during the San Bernardino shooting, Fox’s Megyn Kelly and Mark Fuhrman exploited tragedy to demonize #BlackLivesMatter activists and baselessly accuse them of harming law enforcement response to terrorism.

Fox News doesn’t just want you to think that prayer is the answer to mass shootings, it wants you to think the network is a direct pipeline from God.

In a classic case of pot-meet-kettle, Megyn Kelly and hate group head Tony Perkins whine about how nasty leftists are accusing the godly anti-Planned Parenthood right of hate rhetoric - while peddling anti-Planned Parenthood hate rhetoric of their own!

Congratulations to Fox News' Peter Johnson, Jr., for making the most ridiculous exploitation of the San Bernardino shooting.

Sean Hannity and his racist pal, Mark Fuhrman, were very disappointed that the FBI was careful and deliberate in naming Muslim Syed Farook as the suspect in the San Bernardino shooting. 

Fox News’ bigoted message of the week is that Donald Trump was essentially correct when he said he saw “thousands and thousands” of Muslims celebrating on 9/11, he just got his numbers a bit off.