If there’s a doubt in anyone’s mind that Fox News will cheerlead almost any Republican, no matter how foolish or inconsequential, check out tonight's Hannity segment that trumpeted Christine "I'm not a witch" O’Donnell’s endorsement for the 2012 Republican primary. The thought crossed my mind that the whole thing was a sneaky way of making Romney look bad. But even if Hannity’s praise of O'Donnell didn't seem quite sincere, he sure did a good job of looking like his good wishes for her and Romney were.

States’ rights has long been code for anti-integration. Sean Hannity made "county rights" sound like "states rights," with the exact same inference, with some help from Fox News "reporter" Ainsley Earhardt. Together, they insinuated that the Obama administration wanted to force integration on Westchester County. Hannity’s very troubling record on race has long flown under the radar screen. Let’s hope with this blatant stand for segregation it will get more attention.

Sean Hannity ridiculously pretended birtherism "never was my issue." We've got proof otherwise!

Senior VP Michael Clemente of Fox “News” made the rumors official today when he announced John Roberts, former-anchor of CNN and CBS, will be joining the so-called “news” network as a senior national correspondent based in Atlanta.

On the CNN special, "Remembering Reagan," on June 10 at 4:32 pm ET, Judy Woodruff asked Tucker Carlson and Paul Bagala about how to best honor Reagan, suggesting Reagan's picture on various coins, or re-naming the Pentagon after Reagan. Tucker replied, seriously, that the best way to honor Reagan is to get rid of certain government departments like the department of education, or department of labor, or getting rid of seat belt laws. He emphasized the need for the demise of the department of labor in particular - twice.