CNN is so anti-Republican, and Blitzer and his henchman Cafferty lead the charge. I just found the headline "" under the "Latest News" section of CNN.com. Here's what Cafferty says, in part (emphasis added):

This week the Republicans gather for their convention. For four days, they will labor under the illusion their party is still relevant. It's not.

It is entirely fitting that the headliner for this masquerade is a feeble looking 72-year-old white guy who doesn't know how many homes he owns.

It's more than symbolic that when a million Americans are losing their homes to foreclosure, the Republican candidate for president has lost track of his holdings.

McCain surrounds himself with people like former Republican Sen. Phil Gramm who called America a "nation of whiners" and said we are only suffering a "mental recession."

That's the same problem the Republican Party has. It has lost track of what it used to stand for: small government, a disciplined fiscal policy, integrity.

In a way, the perfect storm of a rapidly changing population -- old white people aren't going to be in the majority very much longer (and isn't that who most of the Republicans are?) -- has combined with the total abdication of principles, Republican or otherwise, of arguably the worst president in the nation's history to mark the beginning of the end of the Republican Party as we know it.

This is what CNN calls news?  This is what I call bias of the worst type.

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If you can read this, thank a teacher. If it is in English, thank a Soldier. - My barber

Either Wolf Blitzer is stupid or he is a liar.

I've never had a lower opinion of the news media than I do today. The next time I see one of my journalist friends I'm going to punch him in the mouth.

It's my intuition that the media will regret this horrific coverage of Governor Palin's daughter's pregnancy.

I heard a report on CBS radio this afternoon that included information about the father of the child. He likes hockey. CBS, apparently, has perused the guy's website.

So, that's it. We know about a teenage father in Alaska. If I depended on the MSM for information, I'd know more about that kid than I would about the relationship between Barak Obama and William Ayers.

Q: What does Barak Obama have in common with Osama bin Laden?

A: They both have friends who have bombed the Pentagon.

Speaking of lack of scrutiny, Baracks recent comments that he instructed General Petreus during his visit to theater to remove troops from Iraq and send them to Afghanistan is laughable, but receiving virtually no coverage.

Ralph Peters has the best summation in his column in the NY Post.

No matter who wins in November, we Americans must always be grateful to Sen. John McCain for pushing for the surge that gave Iraqis the confidence to reject extremism. The media's preferred candidates were 100 percent wrong.

Even now, Obama shamelessly claims that the surge didn't make any difference, that Iraq turned around because he opposed the surge. According to the Obama Politburo's rewrite of history, his "courageous stand" frightened the Iraqis into good behavior.

(One pictures Anbar's leathery sheiks shuddering and crying, "Allah have mercy! Barack Obama is displeased with us! We must shape up!").

Now Obama's line is that, during his brief-as-a-Brazilian-thong visit to Iraq a few months back, he instructed Gen. David Petraeus on the proper military strategy for the future - directing the most successful general of our time to shift troops to Afghanistan.

That's egotism and falsity worthy of a North Korean dictator. Our military's been discussing a shift of troops to Afghanistan for over a year. Senator, have you no shame?

So, Wolf, where is the scrutiny?

I love it. Bravo Mayor! Greet the media's (including stuffed shirt Blitzer's) ridiculous solemn claims of balance and objectivity with the scornful laughter they deserve. Treat them like a joke - because that's what they've become. Perfectly handled!

McNotObama '08

Rudy just handed Wolfie's head to him...he doesn't even know it...

Stupidity in the msm...runs rampant.

"America isn't the problem...America is the solution." ~ Rush Limbaugh

 Two of the best lines I've heard this campaign:

" We have the ticket in the right order. We've got the most experienced candidate on the top. They've got a candidate with, all right, no experience or little experience on the top..." - Rudy Giulianni

"Sarah Palin has spent her time in the governor's office reforming government. Barack Obama has spent his time in office running for president." - John McCain 

McNotObama '08

Ah yes, the New York Times.  The Holy Bible of journalism.  Of course they covered it, in section G page 26 next to the ad for used cars.

Are we getting a live chat tonight?

Has Blitzer gotten around to covering Biden's 5 military deferments yet? Since libs give Cheney so much hell over his, that should have disqualified Biden from start.

Tom trotted out his bizarre "but Barack HAS experience...by running for President!" line again to Guliani. Rudy dismisssed it totally. Good for him. Btw, I would have been happy with Rudy as VP too. He's a good man.

Just when you think things can't get any more surreal...

Anyone else seen the latest laughable, risible even, Obama campaign claims regarding his "experience"?

It's clearly where they MSM is getting its talking point about his "campaign," as he is now claiming that his CAMPAIGN for the presidency gives him more"executive"  experience than Sarah Palin when she was a mere MAYOR.

Not kidding. A campaign spokesbod has produced EMPOLYMENT figures and BUDGETS of his campaign as a comparison with Mayor Palin's time in Wassila (1996-2002).

I know, its hard to believe that a man running for PRESIDENT is comparing his campaign experience to that of the candidate for VICE PRESIDENT when she was a Mayor.

The McCain campaign have responded with derision, pointing out that as Governor, Palin is dealing with thousands of State employees, with budgets in BILLIONS.

But I repeat... Obama is now running against PALIN!

Vote 4 change. Vote 4 anything. See Jack & Mr Shy's first campaign ad for the ONLY viable 3rd party candidate.

Blitzer is such a light weight...Mr. Mayor handed him his a**

But who says he's [Obama] been getting a pass? He's been scrutinized for months and months and months.

  I don't think forcing obama to walk on rose petals spread in his path by the media is 'scrutiny'.

...to get on board with the John Edwards "love-child" story.  Convince me they were just looking for a long enough 10 foot pole to touch it.

This is really getting delicious.  How long before these fools' heads explode?