I have tried to refrain from doing a post about the Palin family’s drunken brawl of last week (though I did mention how it was ignored when Palin subsequently appeared on the Hannity show). However, the latest, family-approved version of events struck me as crying out for a mention that not a drop of personal responsibility can be seen from anyone in the family.

Megyn Kelly continued her smear mongering about radicals infiltrating academia last week with a series of interviews with former University of Colorado professor Ward Churchill. Sadly, Churchill – an obviously intelligent man who may well have lost his job as a result of being demonized by Fox – played right into The Kelly File agenda.

Fox & Friends knows that healthy school lunches are an affront to real Americans kids who should be able to stuff down as much fatty food as they can because freedom. Any attempt to provide healthy, nutritional food is seen as downright treasonous and, as such, is featured in the now patented Fox & Friends "Trouble with Schools" agitprop. The aganda behind Fox's opposition to the school lunch program seems to stem from the fact that the school standards are part of the First Lady's attempt to get kids to be healthy. But in an astounding and surreal moment of irony, this morning's Fox & Friends featured a guest who says that a one day meatless school lunch menu, done by a TX school districk to encourage healthy eating and environmental awareness, is an agenda driven conspiracy by nefarious anti-meat forces!

It's ironic. Mike Huckabee was shouting hosannas to the highest when the Supreme Court ruled that godly Christian companies, like the sacred Hobby Lobby, could prevent their slutty slut employees from getting their free birth control courtesy of their "Uncle Sugar" president. But now that various courts are ruling in favor of allowing the godless sodomites to marry, the Huckster is singing a different tune. In what appears to be a stunning example of a double standard, Huckabee told fellow American Taliban mullah Christian leader Rick Scarborough, that American Christians shouldn't accept court rulings that don't comport with Christian Sharia the Bible. 

In order to pander to its base of older, white, conservative Catholics, Fox News has aligned itself with the most regressive elements of the Catholic Church, such as Bill Donohue, the homophobic, anti-Semitic, and pedophile priest defending head of the Catholic League who sees offenses to Catholics at every turn. Donohue is pissed off because while there will be a gay contingent in the 2015 NYC St. Patrick's Day parade, there will be no Catholic pro-life group marching as allegedly promised. The parade organizers say otherwise. So who better to promote Donohue's allegation as yet another example of their patented memes about the persecution of pro-life Catholics and the evil gay agenda than Fox & Friends who, this morning, brought in their housepriest Fr. Jonathan Morris to bring his imprimatur to the Fox News propaganda points.

Today, on MediaBuzz, USA Today’s Christine Brennan righteously called out Fox & Friends’ offensive banter about Ray Rice’s knockout punch to his then-fiancée in an elevator. Host Howard Kurtz agreed that was a “misstep”  (though he never brought it up himself), then quickly said he was glad that the hosts later said “We didn’t mean to give the impression that we take this lightly.” The problem? They never said that.

Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) sounded nearly hysterical on Fox News Sunday today as he didn’t just blast President Obama’s strategy to combat ISIS but suggested we’re all about to die because of it.

Last week, Fox News executive vice president Michael Clemente said of an elevator video showing football player Ray Rice hitting his then fiancée that Fox would no longer air the video because “continuing to show it is simply overdoing it for shock value, and not for journalistic reasons.” Either Clemente was overruled or some of his underlings went rogue three times that same day.

It's just not Rick Santorum and Bill O'Reilly who think that legalization of same sex marriage will have some unexpected consequences. Joining those who use the specter of legalized interspecies coupling, in arguing against same sex marriage, is Fox News' Jesus loving, homo hating, and gay pride parade couture observing Todd Starnes. And it's just not same sex marriage that's a problem - equal rights for gays is leading to more persecution of Christians. And if Brooklyn's Park Slope ace Christian culture clubber Starnes says it's a slippery slope, it must be true.

No sooner had the news broken that ISIS had beheaded British aid worker David Haines than Fox was ready to blame President Obama for it.