NBC's Jonathan Alter Shoe-Horns Bush Slam Into Don Imus Debate

Geoffrey Dickens
 

CNN Pumps Up Inquiry into Gas Prices

Anchor Miles O'Brien shows more support for left-wing attack on Big Oil.
Dan Gainor
 

Media Ignore Ford Boycott

As sales plunge and the automaker cuts jobs, the year-long action by a major pro-family group goes unreported.
Colleen Raezler
 

After Bush-Assassination 'Documentary,' N.Y. Theater Stages A Bush-'Wh

Tim Graham
 

Rosie on Imus: 'Thought Police' Are Coming

Justin McCarthy
 

Media Amnesia Strikes on AMT Reform

AMT Mess: Media blame Bush tax cuts, not politicians who neglected to index the tax to inflation.
Julia A. Seymour
 

Couric Vlog the Result of Producer Plagiarizing Wall Street Journal

Ken Shepherd
 

CNN’s Miles O’Brien: Democrat-Run Congress 'Riding Pretty High' at

Matthew Balan
 

Media Amnesia Strikes on AMT Reform

BMI Staff
 

How High Can You Stand for Your Taxes to Go

Democrats won't go on TV to defend their sly plan: a $2-trillion tax increase.
Herman Cain
 

NY Times Columnist Selena Roberts' Huge Hypocrisy on Rutgers-Imus Flap

After sliming the Duke lacrosse players falsely accused of raping a stripper, Times sports columnist Selena Roberts returned to school on Wednesday with "A First Class Response to a Second-Class Putdown," about the Don Imus-Rutgers University women's basketball team controversy, in which the talk radio host denigrated the team by referring to them as "nappy-headed ho's." Roberts gushed about the…
Clay Waters
 

Greenfield: Hypocrisy and Cowardice For Long-Time Guests To Boycott Im

Jeff Greenfield has called it "the ultimate act of hypocrisy and cowardice" for long-time guests of the Imus show [file photo] to stay away now. Greenfield, who is leaving CNN to return to CBS as Senior Political Correspondent, appeared on this morning's "Early Show" and was interviewed by co-host Julie Chen.CHEN: Did you hesitate to go on the show yesterday?GREENFIELD: No. If you have the…
Mark Finkelstein
 

The Vulgarity Double-standard

No matter how deplorable and terrible you think Don Imus's remarks about the Rutgers women's basketball team are, the fact is, that his statements pale in comparison to the stuff pumped out daily by the American music industry.Michelle Malkin has a big list of the various vulgarities that are routinely tolerated by the same media that is currently up in arms about Imus. Here's just one song:…
Matthew Sheffield
 

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