Matt Damon Insults Military, Thinks Bush Twins Should be in Iraq
December 16th, 2006 11:28 AM
Remember when the media claimed that Sen. John Kerry “botched a joke” when he suggested that if you don’t do well in school, you’ll end up in the military? Or when Rep. Charlie Rangel said that people only volunteer for such service because they're poor and basically have to? Well, it seems that such statements do indeed have an impact on how others view things, for in an interview that is going…
Wednesday Night Fights: David Duke Calls Wolf Blitzer an 'Israeli Agen
December 13th, 2006 10:41 PM
For those who enjoy watching a well-known racist and unapologetic anti-Semite get beat up by a television anchorman, CNN’s “The Situation Room” was the place to be Wednesday. Host Wolf Blitzer invited former Ku Klux Klan member David Duke on to discuss the Holocaust conference in Tehran, and the fireworks started immediately. After being introduced, Duke came right out of his corner, and attacked…
Media Shocker: Time Recognizes ‘The Big Lie About the Middle East
December 13th, 2006 1:45 PM
This one caught me quite off guard: a major American magazine recognizing that all of the problems in the Middle East can’t be tied directly to the never-ending standoff between Israel and the Palestinians. This was even more shocking given the recent suggestions by the Baker-Hamilton commission that the problems in Iraq would be lessened by a resolution of this seemingly extraneous conflict.Yet…
Lies of Omission: A Simple Test for Media Bias
December 13th, 2006 12:59 PM
Yesterday Howie, one of my co-bloggers at The Jawa Report conducted what he describes as a "simple test" for mainstream media bias against reporting positive news from Iraq. Howie posted about three separate stories from Iraq, one positive, one mostly positive, and one negative, then tracked the amount of play each story got in the MSM via Google's news search function.
Neck Deep
December 13th, 2006 12:54 PM
In a column published last night, Eric Boehlert does an excellent job of showing why David Brock's Media Matters
should be regarded as the alimentary canal of punditry; on one end it's
good at regurgitation, and on the other, the finalized product is
consistently something better flushed.
In Michelle Malkin fiddles while Baghdad burns,
Boehlert dishonestly addresses the continuing Associated…