State Department Asks Anti-Tea Party NYT Reporter to Brief Foreign Pre

When seeking political neutrality in a discussion of the Tea Party movement, it's probably best to avoid including - let alone promoting - a reporter who consistently suggests that racism undergirds the movement. But that is exactly what the State Department did in selecting New York Times reporter Kate Zernike to brief foreign journalists on the Tea Party last Friday.
Lachlan Markay

Leave It to Becky: In AK Senate Race, AP's Bohrer Ignores Murkowski's

Clearly, Becky Bohrer at the Associated Press is very picky about what she'll report. In her story datelined early this morning ("Senate race in Alaska is bitter and unpredictable"), she played the "any Tea Partier whose family or extended family has ever taken a government benefit is automatically a hypocrite" card. She made sure readers knew about Republican candidate Joe Miller's…
Tom Blumer

CNN Anchor Claims Christine O’Donnell is ‘Arrogant’ For Praying

Conservative Delaware Senate candidate Christine O’Donnell (R), a popular target of the mainstream media, was questioned on CNN’s “American Morning” for her statements about faith and prayer in her interview with Christian Broadcasting Network White House Correspondent David Brody. The Christian candidate cited prayer as playing a central role in her campaign, and her comments drew raised…
Erin R. Brown

John McCain on CBS Dismisses 'Attacks of the Liberal Media Against' Sa

Appearing on Tuesday's CBS Early Show, Arizona Senator John McCain spoke of his admiration for Sarah Palin and criticized continued media efforts to go after his former running mate: "I continue to hold her in the highest regard and continue to be entertained by the attacks of the liberal media against her. It's very entertaining to watch." McCain made the comment as part of his response to…
Kyle Drennen

America Sees Through Jon Stewart: Obama’s Clown No Longer Fooling An

I have no obligation to the Democrats or progressives or unions. We’re not warriors in their cause[.] – Jon Stewart defending his anti-Beck rally You work on the message, I’ll work on the logistics. — Arianna Huffington to Jon Stewart regarding her offer to provide buses to his rally. Jon Stewart always tries to make it seem like he rises above it all, and that’s not the case. He certainly…
John Nolte

Joy Behar Declares Sharron Angle a 'Bitch' Who Will 'Go to Hell' for C

Comparing her latest campaign spot to a "Hitler Youth commercial," "The View" co-host Joy Behar angrily pronounced that Nevada Senate candidate Sharron Angle (R) is a "bitch" who will "go to Hell" for her ad. While none of the four co-hosts agreed with the tone of Angle's ad, Behar was the most vicious in her attack on Angle, calling her a "moron" and insisting she should try out her campaign…
Ken Shepherd

Joy Behar: NPR Not Liberal Because 'Objective' Media Matters Says So

If you were wondering just how far to the left Joy Behar's political views skew, wonder no more. Discussing National Public Radio's firing of Juan Williams, Behar pitched the tired line that NPR is actually a middle of the road news organization. Her logic (I use the term loosely): "NPR has been vetted by objective Media Matter-type people and they have found that…NPR is very balanced." You…
Lachlan Markay

Newsweek's Idea of a Moderate Democrat: Liberal North Dakota Congressm

Update (15:20 EDT): Fargo, N.D.-based radio host  friend of NewsBusters Rob Port takes on this Newsweek item on his Say Anything blog today and eviscerates David Graham's article as error-laden and grossly misleading. Newsweek -- the floundering weekly news magazine that was recently sold for the princely sum of $1.00 -- apparently assigns a pretty low value on the intelligence of its readers…
Ken Shepherd

Clueless AFP Portrays Coffee Party as a Major Political Force

Somebody should send a message to the absolutely clueless AFP (Agence France-Presse) news agency: the Coffee Party today is about as signficant a political force as the Prohibition Party. However, in this AFP story by Edouard Guihaire the Coffee Party,  which pretty much died almost at birth, is portrayed as a major political force on a par with the Tea Party. Perhaps Guihaire is new to America…
P.J. Gladnick

NY Times Reveals 'Disturbing First Glimpse' of Bullhorn, Saddam Pistol

Former president George W. Bush can’t even put exhibits in his own presidential center without offending some easily frightened leftists. New York Times reporter Michael Brick handed some at Southern Methodist University in Dallas a megaphone to complain about the megaphone Bush used to address rescue workers from the rubble of the World Trade Center in moving fashion three days after the…
Clay Waters

Congress' Thirst For Spurious Spending: $200,000 for Bottled Water

The Congressional Budget Office just reported that in the past two years since President Barack Obama took office, federal spending is up 21.4 percent. The national deficit was $1.29 trillion in 2010 (second to the $1.4 trillion in Obama's first year in office, 2009), which means that for every $1 the federal government spent this past year, it borrowed 37 cents of it! The feds will tell…
Chuck Norris

Hypocrisy: NPR's Long War against Fox News, Conservatives

Reporters called conservatives 'tea-baggers,' 'extremists.'
Alana Goodman

CNN Anchor Claims Christine O'Donnell is 'Arrogant' For Praying Over C

American Morning anchor Kiran Chetry challenges the spiritual motives of Delaware Senate Candidate Christine O'Donnell.
Erin Brown

Chris Matthews Lets Jimmy Carter Blame Loss to Reagan on Third Party C

 Chris Matthews on Monday participated in a little bit of revisionist history for the benefit of his former employer Jimmy Carter. As the "Hardball" host brought up the possibility of New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg running as a third party candidate in 2012, the former President actually said that this was why he lost to Ronald Reagan in 1980 (video follows with transcript and commentary):
Noel Sheppard