‘ER’ Goes Anti-Bush, Antiwar, and Anti-Counterterrorism in the Sam

May 18th, 2007 12:37 PM
A television program came out strongly against the war on terror and the war in Iraq Thursday evening, but Katie, Charlie, Brian, and Wolf weren’t involved.Video (1:42): Real (1.23 MB) or Windows (1.04 MB), plus MP3 (1.12 MB).In this instance, it was NBC’s hit series “ER,” and the show – about doctors, nurses, and patients in a hospital emergency room if you couldn’t guess – didn’t wait very…

Bill Maher Knows More About What’s Going on in Iraq Than Our Troops

May 17th, 2007 6:28 PM
HBO’s Bill Maher is quickly becoming a walking billboard for the concept that hate is blinding. In a blog published at the Huffington Post Wednesday, Maher actually implied that he knows more -- from his residence in Southern California -- about what’s going on in Iraq than America’s troops that are risking their lives there (emphasis added throughout):Since this war began the number of soldiers…

Rosie Equates USA with Terrorists; Joy Hails 'Blame America First' GOP

May 17th, 2007 3:20 PM

TV News Political Editor: ‘How Come We’re Not Hearing More [Iraq W

May 17th, 2007 11:07 AM
It goes without question that the San Francisco Bay Area is infamous for its extreme liberal views. Having lived here for 28 years, I know this to be a fact that most residents consider a badge of honor.Sadly, in the middle of this leftist motif is KTVU’s “Ten O’Clock News,” an award-winning program that often is so liberally biased that it’s unwatchable.Such was certainly the case Wednesday…

Matthews Rips GOP Candidate’s Edwards Jibe: ‘Stupid' and 'Embarras

May 16th, 2007 5:46 PM
Proving that he's not a fan of Republicans, "Hardball" host Chris Matthews slammed 2008 GOP contenders on Wednesday for running a "mordant," "negative campaign." Sounding like a Democratic activist, he appeared throughout the day on MSNBC and, at one point, bitterly complained about former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee’s jibe that Congress spends money "like John Edwards at a beauty shop." Mr.…

Military BansYouTube, MySpace, MTV and Other High-Trafficked Sites

May 15th, 2007 6:28 PM
Updates at bottom: I want my MTV! Somewhere a soldier or sailor in Iraq or Afghanistan is probably thinking that today. According to the AP, on May 14, the Department of Defense blocked “worldwide” the US troops who use its networks and computers from accessing 12 popular websites that include, YouTube, MTV, MySpace, Blackplanet and Photobucket. The Defense Deparmene which the DoD said“take up a…

Contrary to Liberal Myth, Pre-War Media Were Fierce Critics, Not Bush

May 15th, 2007 4:42 PM

Is Bush Mentally Ill? Newsweek Says Yes

May 14th, 2007 11:46 PM

CBS's Wallace to Romney Sons: 'Not One Agreed or Thought About Serving

May 14th, 2007 5:23 PM

CBS: Wait for Couric Success But Don't Wait for Iraq

May 14th, 2007 12:10 PM

On CNN, Bill Press vs. The Press, Which 'In Large Part, Gave Us This W

May 14th, 2007 7:01 AM

If Al Qaeda are Planning a Militant Islamic State in Iraq, Should Medi

May 13th, 2007 3:16 PM
The Sunday Times published a rather shocking article on May 13 with the headline, “Al-Qaeda Planning Militant Islamic State Within Iraq” (h/t LGF, emphasis added throughout):A RADICAL plan by Al-Qaeda to take over the Sunni heartland of Iraq and turn it into a militant Islamic state once American troops have withdrawn is causing alarm among US intelligence officials. A power struggle has emerged…

David Gregory: Bush Was Right About Mideast Needing Transforming After

May 13th, 2007 1:06 PM
Regardless of what you might think of MSNBC’s Chris Matthews, his syndicated Sunday talk show is a must-see due to the unscripted statements that often emanate from those not used to being so unfettered.Such was certainly the case Mother’s Day when NBC’s Chief White House correspondent David Gregory made some extraordinary assertions about the “big bad threat of Islamic fundamentalism” and that “…

Will ’60 Minutes’ Report ‘Appeal for Courage’ Pro-Iraq War Pet

May 13th, 2007 3:20 AM
In February, CBS’ “60 Minutes” did a segment gushing over an anti-Iraq war petition called “Appeal For Redress” signed by about a thousand members of the military. On Wednesday, members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars presented Congress a petition signed by 2,700 current and former service members expressing support of the nation’s actions in Iraq.As this movement was in direct response to "…