Politics

On Tuesday night, Fox News host Bill O'Reilly attacked African-Americans yet again, saying that groups working for equal rights in the U.S. are a "hustle," and exhorted National Urban League President Mark Morial to "stop the B.S., stop the diversions" and admit that he is right, that there is something fundamentally wrong with "black culture." O'Reilly was enlarging upon themes he brought up in his racist rant from Monday night's "O'Reilly Factor," in which he blamed single African-American women who have children for "the black crime problem."

A Republican congressman and chaplain in the United States Air Force Reserves told Fox News on Tuesday that atheists were trying to subvert military chaplains.

A newspaper in Virginia on Tuesday said that it would apologize after protesters demonstrated outside of its offices on Monday over anonymous racist comments that were recently printed.

Fox News on Tuesday extended a story about former neighborhood watchmen George Zimmerman's rescue of passengers in an overturned truck into a second day by taking on what they called "car crash truthers."

Apparently global warming wasn't the only thing on CNN host Jonathan Mann's mind when announced that humans had "hunted the dildo into extinction" during segment last week.

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) is predicting that tolerance of equal rights for LGBT people will result in Christianity being defined as "hate speech."

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) on Monday told activists that Democrats had a better chance at maintaining a majority in the Senate because Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) had "tried to make love to the tea party, and they didn't like it."

During a Monday night rant on the conservative Fox News Channel, Republican opinion host Bill O'Reilly personally diagnosed the black community's problems, lecturing that violent crime rate is due to "personal" choices made by single black mothers and insisting that more parental discipline and increasingly harsh penalties for drug crimes would be his preferred response.

On Monday night's edition of "The Rachel Maddow Show," host Rachel Maddow discussed a federal judge in North Dakota's decision to overturn the state's draconian new anti-abortion law. The judge wrote that the ban on abortion after 6 weeks of pregnancy is a “blatant violation of the constitutional guarantees afforded to all women" and that the law runs directly afoul of an "unbroken stream of United States Supreme Court authority."

Conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh on Monday said that he was done with "white guilt" because white people had done more to end slavery "than any other race."