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Former White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card recalled on Monday that the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 had been a "spectacular day" for President George W. Bush.

Left-leaning Fox News contributor Julie Roginsky lashed out at her co-hosts on Monday after they complained that President Barack Obama did not deserve to nominate a Supreme Court justice to replace Antonin Scalia because he only had 11 months left in office.

Alberto Gonzales, Attorney General of the United States under President George W. Bush, said on Monday that President Barack Obama had an "obligation" to fill a vacancy on the Supreme Court.

CNN media correspondent Brian Stelter and Baltimore Sun media critic David Zrawik blasted MSNBC host Joe Scarborough over the weekend for his "unashamed" bias in favor of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.

Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio argued on Sunday that Barack Obama should not be able to replace Justice Antonin Scalia in his last year in office because he was a second term president with only a "few months" left.

Conservative radio host Laura Ingraham warned Republican presidential candidates not to defend President George W. Bush's Iraq war because "millions and millions" of GOP voters view it as a "disaster" for the country.

Televangelist Pat Robertson asserted this week that women who wanted to serve their country in combat roles were probably sexual deviants inspired by the movie "Fifty Shades of Grey."

Two black men said this week that Donald Trump's campaign ordered Secret Service and law enforcement officers to remove them from a rally in Clemson, South Carolina for no apparent reason.

Tomi Lahren, host of Glenn Beck's The Blaze network, argued this week that Beyonce's tribute to Black Lives Matter and the Black Panthers at the Super Bowl was unfair to "little white girls" who like her music.

A high school basketball coach in Portland, Oregon came under fire this week after he allegedly objectified two black players by demanding white players touch them so that fear of black skin would not affect game play.

MSNBC host Chris Matthews argued on Wednesday that Ted Cruz appealed to some Republican voters because he had a "troll-like quality" and operated "below the level of human life."

Candace Cameron Bure told the hosts of Fox & Friends that jokes about hell should be out of bounds because the Bible described it as a "disgusting" place.

Fox Business host Stuart Varney praised Georgia lawmakers on Tuesday for bringing the state "back to the era of sanity" with a plan to legalize school-approved prayer.