Of all people who should have no credibility on the subject of the Iraq war, it’s “We know where the WMDs in Iraq are” and “I doubt the war will last as long as six months” Donald Rumsfeld. But being a Republican and/or Obama critic is all the credibility needed on Fox News, especially to Sean Hannity.

Donald Trump is going full tilt against Megyn Kelly again, on Twitter and in the press and according to New York Magazine’s Gabriel Sherman, Fox CEO Roger Ailes is starting to sweat.

Those white folks at Fox News just can’t understand how actor Danny DeVito could call America a “racist country.” In response, a slew of them mocked and smeared him.

I sometimes wonder if Fox & Friends is just trolling its viewers. Surely Anna Kooiman doesn't believe that crossed beams of light are a sign from Jesus and - wait for it - a 20 month old baby says "amen" after family mealtime grace?! 

Fox News cleverly distracted from why the rest of the world laughed at Sarah Palin’s bats*** crazy speeches last week, when she endorsed and campaigned for Donald Trump, and presented her as a liberal media victim, instead.

Even Donald Trump realized he had gone too far in predicting how well he’ll do with “the African Americans” and had to walk back his minority awesomeness a bit.

My apologies for having skipped the Outrageous Quote of the Week poll last week. But I think we’ll make up for it with this week’s crop. It includes outrageousness about the Flint water crisis, Planned Parenthood, Benghazi (natch) and even #Blizzard2016. Check ‘em out and get ready to vote!

Donald Trump is demanding that Megyn Kelly be removed as a moderator from the January 28 Fox News Republican debate and he’s threatening to hold a town hall televised by Fox’s competitors instead.

Fox host David Asman began a “business block” discussion by “just asking,” “If Democratic Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders wins the White House, would that put taxpayers in the poorhouse?” The fear mongering only ramped up from there.

“They won’t go to Dearborn, Michigan to stop the five times a day prayer call, but they will stop Christians,” Davi complained. As if somebody should go to Dearborn and stop the call to prayer.