- Tommy Christopher @ Mediaite: Trump Rants in Dead Of Night He Needs FULL IMMUNITY — Even For EVENTS THAT CROSSED THE LINE.
- Sam Brodey and Riley Rogerson @ The Daily Beast: This GOP Rep.’s Anti-Abortion Stances Keep Vanishing From Her Website.
- Ron Dicker @ HuffPost: Steve Bannon Loses It After Mike Johnson Says Biden Presidency Is ‘God’s Will.’
- Troy Matthews @ MeidasTouch Network: Matt Gaetz Torched After Saying ‘Julios’ and ‘Jamals’ Can Replace ‘Karens’ in MAGA Movement.
- Angry White Men: Anna Perez Uses The N-Word While Discussing Black, Gay Conservative.
- Media Matters: Matt Walsh lashes out at conservatives criticizing a Babylon Bee post: “Old school ethnic stereotype jokes are almost always at least mildly amusing.”
Former President Donald Trump escalated his argument for “FULL IMMUNITY” with a late-late-night social media post likening presidents to the occasional “ROGUE COP” who must be shielded from prosecution for the greater good.
Rep. Monica De La Cruz (R-TX) initially ran for Congress with an unabashed anti-abortion stance. Ever since then, abortion has quietly been disappearing from her campaign website.
Former Donald Trump adviser Steve Bannon criticized House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) to the heavens Wednesday for declaring that Joe Biden is president because God wanted it that way.
Gaetz told host Carl Higbie that the MAGA movement doesn’t need women because, Gaetz claimed, “For every Karen we lose, there’s a Julio and a Jamal ready to sign up for the MAGA movement.”
On the Jan. 17, 2024 episode of her Rumble show, Wrongthink Primetime, Anna Perez defended a group of white supremacists who heckled Rob Smith — a Black, gay Republican influencer — with racist and homophobic slurs. Perez also repeated these slurs verbatim, and accused Smith of “whining to CNN” about it.
“Old school ethnic stereotype jokes are almost always at least mildly amusing. I don’t think I’ve ever heard one that wasn’t at least kind of amusing. It’s a classic. Like, these are classics for a reason.”
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