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(CNN/Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) CNN journalist Don Lemon emotionally rebuked Republican Tim Scott after the politician claimed that “woke supremacy” is just as bad as white supremacy. Scott, who is the only Black Republican senator in office currently, was interviewed on Fox News after the FBI director announced there was a serious threat with white supremacist groups in the US, specifically after the Capitol riots that took place on 6 January. But Scott declared: “Woke supremacy is as bad as white supremacy. We need to take that seriously.” On CNN Tonight with Don Lemon, the jo...

(OAN/Handout/Biden Inaugural Committee via Getty Images ) A Conservative news network seems to genuinely think the “woke folks on the left” are going to cancel International Women’s Day because Demi Lovato said gender reveal parties are transphobic. In an episode of Real America with Dan Ball, presenter Dan Ball said the show would be celebrating International Women’s Day (IWD) by showcasing “strong Conservative females”. He then explained this was important to do because the “woke, cancel culture mob” might “get rid” of IWD in the future because the “science” around ...

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Molly Butler / Media Matters A devastating Saturday report in The Washington Post revealed that the rise of freshman Rep. Madison Cawthorn (R-NC), a right-wing media star, has been fueled by his willingness to distort aspects of his life story and his ability to dodge reports of sexual misconduct. But that story has received scant attention on right-wing cable news networks, which have continued to host and toast him without mentioning it. The Post reported that a key biographical claim the 25-year-old congressman used in his campaign -- that a car wreck that left him partially paralyzed had ...

Timothy Denevi Wanders the Backwaters of the New Conservatism February 27, 2021 It’s Friday morning, the kickoff to the 2021 Conservative Political Action Conference, and one thing is clear from the start: the Orlando resort hosting this year’s event is teeming. Conference-goers crowd the Hyatt Regency’s air-conditioned hallways. In the lobby, recent arrivals wait impatiently with their bags. The line I’m moving through is progressing swiftly into the ballrooms and hallways where the conference is being held. (The venue was changed at the last minute from its usual locale, at the Nati...