Air America's Randi Rhodes Compares Judge Alito to Murderers of Hooker

Tasteless personal attacks are nothing new on Air America Radio, but some deserve special mentioning. Coming out of a taped skit at the beginning of the second hour of her afternoon show on Friday (January 13, 2005), here's the incomparable Randi Rhodes (emphasis mine / audiotape on file):

Washington Post Mocks Dems: Where's The Alito "Smackdown" You Promised

Oh No! Could Coulter be Going Mainstream

NY Times Sees Nothing But Storm Clouds Ahead For Republicans

Today’s New York Times featured a Carl Hulse article that depicted the future of the Republican Party as being almost as bright as Alaska for the next several weeks. In Hulse’s view, just about everything that has gone wrong in America in 2005 can be linked to Republicans, while, conversely, in a 27 paragraph piece, there was only one paragraph that suggested any problems for the party on the…

DNC Chairman Howard Dean on Today's "Meet The Press

Couric Finds McCain's "No Confidence" in Rummy "So Refreshing

Totenberg Calls Ginsburg a “Pretty Conservative Liberal” and Alito

On NBC’s “Meet The Press” this morning, host Tim Russert stocked his panel with three left-of-center journalists – Nina Totenberg of NPR, Ron Brownstein of the Los Angeles Times, and David Gregory of NBC News – to discuss the events of the week. When they got to the nomination of Samuel Alito to replace retiring justice Sandra Day O’Connor, Russert mentioned that when Bill Clinton was president…

Today: With 'Friends' Like Buchanan, Bush Doesn't Need Enemies Like De

CNN Well-Prepared to Attack Any Conservative Supreme Court Nominee

AP on Alito: He’s…Catholic

Is Alito's First Name "Conservative"? You'd Think so to Listen to Tod

On Day of Hope for White House, Today Show Sees "Nightmare" Scenario

Nixon/Bush White House Comparison Earns Ann Coulter Today Show Invitat

Scarborough Shows Why He's Today Show's Kind of Republican: Accuses Ch

In introducing Joe Scarborough this morning, Katie Couric described him a "former Republican congressman." After witnessing his performance, one is prompted to ask: was "former" intended to modify "congressman," or "Republican"? In any case, Scarborough was living proof of the adage that the kind of Republicans welcome on the Today show are those willing to take swipes at the Bush…