NY Times Reporters At It Again On Facebook: Mitchell Says NB Contribut

Matthew Vadum (Right) Speaking Truth to Flower PowerAs Bill Cosby said via Fat Albert and the Gang, it's like school on Saturday: No class.NewsBusters.org Contributor, the estimable Matthew Vadum of the Capital Research Center, made an October 30th appearance on Comedy Central's The Daily Show, during which he discussed the many illegal activities of the community organizing group Association of…
Seton Motley

Video of Obama's Bankrupting Coal Industry Remarks

On Sunday, my colleague P. J. Gladnick helped break the story about Barack Obama discussing how his carbon cap and trade proposals would bankrupt coal-fired power plants.Hot Air's Ed Morrissey has found a video of that interview with the San Francisco Chronicle (embedded right).Sunday evening, the Chronicle's Carla Marinucci refuted claims that she and her paper did anything to hide this…
Noel Sheppard

Krugman: GOP 'A Haven For Racists And Reactionaries

Mark Finkelstein

Suddenly Incurious Katie

When Katie Couric was trying to pin Sarah Palin down on examples of John McCain having promoted increased government regulation of business, the CBS anchor, after her initial inquiry, posed no fewer than three follow-up questions, even breaking out the old "not to belabor the point" line as she did just that.But when the man perhaps poised to become the most powerful person on the planet, with…
Mark Finkelstein

Gore Vidal Signs Open Letter to Obama Urging Him Not to Concede Even I

If Barack Obama loses the election, will he graciously concede? According to an open letter signed by author Gore Vidal and a gaggle of leftists, Obama should not concede under almost any conditions. If Jon Voight had signed an open letter to John McCain asking him not to concede, that would be big news. So far the only sound from the mainstream media to Gore Vidal's dangerous request is the…
P.J. Gladnick

Open Thread

NB Staff

Newsweek CW Shrugs Shoulders at Biden Gaffes, Scoffs Palin's 'Lack of

In the last Conventional Wisdom feature before the election, Newsweek magazine assigned a sideways arrow for the Democratic vice presidential contender while giving the thumbs down to Gov. Sarah Palin for "sink[ing]" the campaign with a "lack of gravitas."In doing so, the CW feature dismissed the damaging impact of Sen. Joe Biden's "rhetorical flourishes." Yet among Biden's recent foot-in-mouth…
Ken Shepherd

Sexy TV Shows, Violent Video Games Linked to Teen Sex, Aggression

Two studies published by Pediatrics find that sexy TV shows are associated with higher teen pregnancy rates, and violent video games with increased hostility in children.
Kristen Fyfe

Obama: Energy Prices Will Skyrocket Under My Cap and Trade Plan

 P.J. Gladnick's post regarding the audio of Barack Obama telling the San Francisco Chronicle he will bankrupt the coal industry has already elicited the response of : "unbelievable" from a West Virginia coal official. Governor Palin included the issue in a speech at a rally in Ohio today as well. During Obama's January 2008 talk with the San Francisco Chronicle, he also mentions how…
Kerry Picket

CNN Spins Obama Wanting to Bankrupt Coal Industry as Old News

In reporting the speech by Gov. Sarah Palin in Ohio today, CNN’s Political Ticker tried to spin her question about Obama’s coal comment as old news when it clearly isn’t. Palin asked why we are just now finding out about the interview where Barack Obama said he had hoped to bankrupt the coal industry but CNN termed this interview and Obama’s startling admission as “months-old coal comments” in an…
Warner Todd Huston

Lib Radio Host Karel Calls For Joe Wurzelbacher's Death In On-Air Obsc

Kerry Picket

Halloween Funnies: No Treats For Obama Supporters

For your Sunday entertainment pleasure, a woman in a Detroit suburb on Halloween refused to give candy to trick or treaters that didn't support McCain:
Noel Sheppard

Deepak Chopra, Conservative-Bashing Guru of the WaPo

Tim Graham

Will Doonesbury 'Obama Victory' Wednesday Strip Become the 'Dewey Defe

It has become perhaps the most famous political photo of all time. President Harry Truman, on the heels of defeating opponent Thomas Dewey in the 1948 presidential campaign, gleefully holding up a copy of the Chicago Tribune with the overconfident but incorrect headline of "Dewey Defeats Truman." Will history repeat itself this Wednesday when the Doonesbury comic strip is published which assumes…
P.J. Gladnick