Armchair General Bill O’Reilly has declared the war on terrorism a Holy War. And since President Obama doesn’t see it that way, O’Reilly wants  “every cleric in this country” to tell their congregations to demand that Obama up his war game.

Tucker Carlson, as a manly man, knows that boys love being seduced by a hot teacher. But when it comes to what women want, poor Tucker doesn't have a clue!

Even if a grieving sister was wrong when she alleged that anti-Muslim sentiment fueled the murder of her sibling, why would a news show spend an entire segment trying to denigrate her point of view, unless it had some kind of axe to grind?

Fox’s Outnumbered chickenhawks suggested that if President Obama was more of a Christian, he’d be the killing machine they just know is the answer to terrorism in the Middle East.

Bill O’Reilly is awfully concerned that when he retires he will not get the same tributes as Jon Stewart has since announcing his departure from The Daily Show. The only possible explanation for such a discrepancy, O’Reilly argued, is that the media is unfairly liberal.

Fox News panelists spent a Valentine’s Day segment hating on the U.S. government and especially public sector unions.

San Diego’s Fox affiliate put up a picture of President Obama as the lead-in graphic for a news report about a high-profile sexual assault. The station took two days to apologize.

Our last not so excellent adventure in the Middle East was to save the world from non-existent WMD's. Our next adventure, if Foxpriest Fr. Jonathan Morris gets his way, will be to save Middle Eastern Christians. Who doesn't love a crusade!

Republican supporters of the Keystone XL Pipeline bill got a little cheerleading from Fox & Friends last week. Telling the whole truth was optional.

Fox News’ Katie Pavlich used Valentine’s Day to spread a little more of her bigoted hate mongering. In one tweet, she smeared Muslims and made a nasty little jab that feigned solidarity with out lesbian Sally Kohn.