You would think that being a super Jesus loving, homo hating Christian, Todd Starnes would make an effort to observe that Commandment which admonishes Christians to not tell tall tales. But that whole "thou shall not lie" thing doesn't seem to be a problem for either Starnes or the "fair & balanced" Fox News which provides him with a platform from which to spew his lies and personal attacks which, in one case, resulted in death threats to those whom he slandered. His latest, uh, misrepresentation is a story about how an evil public school teacher gave a nasty Nation of Islam "handout" to the students - except, of course, that's not true. Sweet mercy!

Yesterday, I wrote about Jesse Watters’ whitesplaining scold to African Americans for raising the “old, tired” subject of race. But even a quick look through the comments at Fox Nation, the website that Watters manages, proves that racism is alive and well right under Watters’ nose.

Apparently, Sarah Palin is ready to quit her quitting of politics. She doesn’t know what job she wants but she told Sean Hannity tonight that she “would love to” get back into the field.

The Five “celebrated” the increase of diversity in the Republican House and Senate yesterday by race baiting African American Democrats. And I’m sorry, but Bob Beckel didn’t really help by flipping a middle finger at Jesse Watters. Oh, he deserved it but he deserved so much more, too.

Last night, I wrote about condemnations of Fox psychiatrist Keith Ablow by medical professionals. They blasted Ablow's diagoses-without-examination of President Obama as "shameful" and "irresponsible." Today, Ablow issued a statement in which he doubled down on both his methods and his conclusions.

It turns out that medical professionals take the same dim view of Dr. Keith Ablow’s diagnoses-without-examination of President Obama as we do. Some of them have blasted Ablow in an Associated Press article earlier today.

Check out what our favorite Foxies were wearing this Halloween. Projecting his super machismo with some artificial six pack abs, Tucker Carlson was The Incredible Hulk. Projecting his super patriotism with his red, white and blue shield, Steve Doocy was Captain America. (One assumes the "A" on the headgear is for America and not a body part?) Projecting her feminine (Not feminist, thank you) superpowers, Kimberly Guilfoyle was Wonder Woman in an outfit that, I must say, was quite conservative in comparison with the real Wonder Woman and the real Kimberly Guilfoyle. Anyway....

Bill O’Reilly gave colleague Mike Huckabee six friendly minutes on Fox’s highest-rated program to promote his potential 2016 presidential run.

There was a blatant Love fest between Republican Mia Love and Sean Hannity last night on Fox News. Hannity spent more time harping on his chumminess with Love than on anything she had to say about her historic election as the first GOP black woman in Congress or from Utah.

I never thought I’d see Charles Krauthammer sink to the level of Fox’s Dr. Keith Ablow and start diagnosing President Obama without examining him.