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Olbermann Demonstrates Either Unbelievable Idiocy or Shameful Dishones
Those who bother analyzing the drivel regularly emanating from MSNBC’s “Countdown” never cease to be amazed by how low the star will go each night. On Tuesday, Keith Olbermann moved ever closer to journalism’s abyss.In his “Worst Person in the World” segment, Olbermann gave the gold medal to Accuracy in Media’s Cliff Kincaid for his coverage of Sen. Joe Biden’s potentially racist comments…
Jimmy Carter Accuses Jewish Organization of Slandering Him to Raise Mo
Former President Jimmy Carter has gotten himself into more hot water, although it seems quite unlikely that any in the media will pay much attention to this recent faux pas (h/t LGF).In a seemingly absurd response to a call by The Simon Wiesenthal Center for members and supporters to send letters to Carter concerning his book “Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid,” the former president penned a…
ABC's Avila Throws Book at Wal-Mart over Class Action Case
Reporter leaves out argument that 9th Circuit ruling flies in face of standing precedent and could hurt business.
Air America Radio Sold For Only $4.25 Million
How much value do people put in a liberal radio network? Well, judging from the top bid garnered by Air America Radio during bankruptcy proceedings, the answer is clearly “Not very much!”As reported by The Smoking Gun (emphasis mine throughout, h/t Drudge):Bankrupt and about to lose Al Franken, its marquee star, Air America Radio is set to change hands for the bargain price of $4.25 million,…
On CNN, Ralph Nader Again Promotes Moyers for President; Blitzer Gushe
On Sunday’s "Late Edition," CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer conducted a syrupy interview with consumer advocate and frequent presidential candidate Ralph Nader. Blitzer allowed the former Green Party standard-bearer to once again promote left-wing PBS host Bill Moyers for President in 2008. The CNN anchor also gushed over Nader’s new work of non-fiction, "The 17 Traditions," a liberal tome about rasing…
Repeat Offender: NBC's 'Law & Order: SVU' Slams Businessmen in Februar
In 2006 study, crime drama was found to blame businessmen for nearly 50 percent of show's felonies.