Megyn Kelly

Kelly’s attempt to put herself in the middle of the “discussion about sexual harassment” only undercuts its seriousness, reducing it to bickering among overpaid, egotistical celebrities. Lost in all the ponderous talk about the need for “systemic change” is the glaring irony that figures such as Megyn Kelly gained, not lost, jobs from that system. Were that system abolished, Megyn Kelly wouldn’t have a career.

Only two interviews into the inaugural run of NBC News’ “Sunday Night with Megyn Kelly,” the former rising star and Fox News host is being walloped by criticism from all corners. Kelly’s Alex Jones headache arrived on the heels of her controversial and underwhelming debut: her June 4 interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Her debut was largely panned as weak.

For the Far-Left, the “the Russians hacked the election” fake news story is a twofer. They now have control, through the federal government, of all the state and local election facilities that by their own admission were not hacked, and the Far-Left also benefits because President-elect Trump is being undermined.

In the case of Ms. Kelly, reality has become a twisted and perverse exploration of identity. But make no mistake, Megyn Kelly may be the poster child for this plague of self that is sweeping across the broadcast news industry, but the disease has gone viral, and unfortunately for all of us, there may no longer be any way to contain it.

There’s only one problem with attacking the legitimacy of Donald Trump’s election as tainted by a Russian disinformation campaign; a disinformation campaign is based on lies made to look like truth, and the hackers, be they Russians, Chinese or Americans, revealed the truth behind the Democrats’ lies.

Donald Trump’s cabinet is starting to take shape and it’s already an improvement over Obama’s. Plus, If Trump is true to his word he should have no problem keeping his voters happy; Give #NeverTrump a key to the conservative door, just be ready to change the lock, and, Trump visits the White House, prepares for the next phase.

Hillary and Obama scratched their names in the book of historic losers on Tuesday night. Plus, In dealing with #NeverTrump conservatives should remember Abraham Lincoln; Pollsters rival Clinton and Democrats for title of biggest loser, and, Trump well-wishers come out of the woodworks, but what are they really after?

On Election Day, Donald Trump overcame all the odds and his establishment naysayers to pull off a victory of epic proportions. Plus, Preliminary takes on the astonishing Donald Trump election.

There are literally thousands of reasons to vote for Donald Trump today, but here are five of the most important. Plus, Is this the last presidential election Republicans have a chance to win?; Hard as it is to believe, the election might not be over by tomorrow, and, Only Donald Trump has a shot at bringing the country together. Period.

#NeverTrump is making its closing pitch for conservatives and Republicans to stay home on Election Day. Plus, Will the electorate this year be more like 2012 or 2014?; Ben Carson touts Trump’s education plan for black communities, and, Experts admit Trump has a path to victory, but are they just covering for themselves?

Donald Trump can secure skeptical Republican voters by staying on message and continuing to serve as an alternative to the party establishment. Plus, Republican transition team readies for a post-election mission to stamp out Obama’s legacy; Clues to solving the mystery early on Election Night, and, Melania Trump can help Trump win over women voters.

Prominent #NeverTrumpers admit they voted for someone other than Trump, restarting the debate on what will happen after the election. Plus, Don’t give in to the temptation of dwelling on early voting reports; Early vote cancellation available in states crucial to Trump’s chances of success, and, Donald Trump still courting non-traditional Republican voters.

No single story or scandal is enough to bring either of the candidates down at this time, not even the reopening of the FBI investigation into Hillary’s emails. Plus, Pew poll shows most Hillary supporters don’t respect Trump voters; Trump defies conventional and consultant wisdom, campaigns all over the map, and, Trump goes all-in on making Obamacare repeal the centerpiece of his campaign.

The possibility that Huma Abedin was sharing top secret information with Islamic radicals may have triggered the FBI’s investigation into her laptop. Plus, Crooked Hillary’s Watergate-like scandal could end up being her own personal Waterloo; Polls were moving in Trump’s favor even before news of the FBI investigation came out, and, At long last, a Democrat jumps off the Hillary bandwagon.

The reopening of the FBI investigation into Hillary’s email scandal has the Democrats in a tizzy, but they have no one to blame but themselves. Plus, #NeverTrump thinks if Trump is elected, there’s always impeachment to fall back on; New Pennsylvania political ad deemed timeliest of the year, and, Evan McMullin wins prize for best Halloween costume, attacks Trump.

Donald Trump was the “outsider” the people wanted this year, a fact #NeverTrump can’t seem to comprehend. Plus, Beneath the media “sex” storm, Trump still offers real conservative ideas; Contrasting Melania Trump’s agenda with Crooked Hillary’s “bullying” nonsense, and, No matter what Hillary does, #NeverTrump would rather talk about something else.

No-name Evan McMullin is apparently challenging Trump for a win in Utah, a result that conservatives can and should work hard to prevent. Plus, Why Megyn Kelly should start wearing a “Stronger Together” campaign button; Whatever happened to Gary Johnson?, and, Trump finds a way to bypass the mainstream media on TV.

Wikileaks reveals Clinton did serious opposition research on Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio as well as Trump. Plus, Pundits battle over the meaning of the polls but the best answer is no one really knows; Despite media pessimism there are many positive signs for Trump, and, Just when you thought the Obamas were almost gone, think again.

Not only is it too early to declare Hillary Clinton the winner of the election, there will be no “negative mandate” for her. Plus, If foul language makes one unfit to serve as president, Hillary Clinton should be barred from office; No, Donald Trump is not trying to rig the election so Hillary can win, and, “Nasty” women to vote for Hillary, sensible women to choose Trump.

With two weeks to go until the election and most pundits already writing him off, Donald Trump should do something jarring to refocus the campaign on his message. Plus, Yes, #NeverTrump has suffered this election, but they’re not alone; The media downplays violence on the left to further the Democrat narrative, and, Gingrich says the polls are wrong, predicts Trump Brexit-like wave.