CNN Uses Suspicious Newsweek Poll to Boost Democratic Congress

Already being suspicious of media polling, my eye was caught by the CNN.com article titled: "Approval of Congress at 22 percent." The article begins by stating that:A CNN/Opinion Research Corporation poll released Friday shows the approval rating for all members of Congress sits at a dismal 22 percent, while 75 percent of those surveyed disapproved of the way Congress is handling its job. This…
Jason Aslinger

Bozell Column: 'Bella' and the Pro-life Movie Trend

In a political act loaded with cultural symbolism, Senator Hillary Clinton endorsed an effort to earmark a million taxpayer dollars for a museum in Bethel, New York celebrating the circus of 1969, the Woodstock music festival. Other senators smelled the pork and successfully voted to remove it. The tie-dyed, drug-soaked post-war babies that populated that muddy plain are now approaching Social…
Brent Bozell

Weekend Captionfest

News item: Maria Shriver is shown in this 2004 file photo in Berkeley, Calif. Shriver said she won't resume her TV news career after witnessing the media spectacle surrounding the death of Anna Nicole Smith.
NB Staff

CNN’s Chetry Slams Insurers: If the Fires Don't Take It, 'Insurance

Jeff Poor

CNN's Chetry: If the Fires Don't Take It, 'Insurance Companies Just Mi

Even before the last California fire has been put out, 'American Morning' launches assault on business.
Jeff Poor

Sen. Inhofe Slams Gore and Climate Alarmism in Historic Two Hour Speec

Sen. James Inhofe (R-Okla.), the Ranking Member of the Environment and Public Works Committee, delivered a startling and historic two hour speech on the Senate floor Friday about "recent developments which are turning 2007 into a ‘tipping point' for climate alarmism." The Senator cautioned that bills being proposed by various members of Congress "come at a time when the science is overwhelmingly…
Noel Sheppard

CNN's John Roberts on Energy Business: 'If They Can Make a Buck, They

'American Morning's' Velshi offers long-term view of oil prices, but co-anchor doesn't buy it.
Paul Detrick

CNN Calls Rangel’s $3.5 Trillion Tax Hike a ‘Reform

Despite CNN “American Morning” anchor John Roberts asking tough questions about tax increases from liberal Democrat Rep. Charles Rangel’s tax bill, but an onscreen graphic read “Major Tax Reform,” suggesting the network viewed it differently. Rangel appeared on the October 26 “American Morning” to defend his so-called “tax reform proposal,” but he dodged questions when pressured to admit it…
Jeff Poor

The 'So-Called Free Trade' of Lou Dobbs

Despite Lou Dobbs's absence from broadcasts, and with his return, 'Lou Dobbs Tonight' continued its crusade against 'so-called free trade.'
Genevieve Ebel

'Mother of All Tax Hikes' Not Exactly Reaganite Reform

CNN graphic calls Democrat's plan 'tax reform,' but anchor asks tough questions about tax hikes.
Jeff Poor

BMI on TV: Businesses Stepping Up to Help Calif. Fire Victims

Business & Media Institute Director Dan Gainor appeared on the Fox Business Network October 25 to talk about business contributions to victims of the Southern California wildfires:Every time there's a disaster, when we had Katrina and now with this disaster - [Businesses] immediately take out all the stops. Already I've seen at least $4 million contributed from charity from Wal-Mart, from…
Paul Detrick

Whoopi Compares America to Nazi Germany

The Nazi comparison is often cited too casually particularly on "The View" where Joy Behar compared former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld to Hitler. The October 26 edition was no exception. In an unusually deep and interesting conversation about forgiveness, Whoopi Goldberg, who took the redemption side, pulled the Nazi comparison to 21st century America. Apparently those who want an…
Justin McCarthy

WaPo Downplays Biden's Latest Racial Blooper; NYT, LAT Ignore It

It's time for a TGIF edition of one of our favorite games: WIARHSI. For you beginners, that's "What If A Republican Had Said It?"What if a Republican had said, in explaining why schools in Iowa are performing better than those in Washington:There's less than one percent of the population of Iowa that is African American. There is probably less than four of five percent that are minorities. What…
Mark Finkelstein

New Republic: We Still Believe

After weeks of saying nothing, the editors of the New Republic magazine have stepped out of their batcave to inform the world that they still believe in Scott Beauchamp's "reports" from Iraq.For his part, Beauchamp is starting to look more and more like Memogate's Bill Burkett, the Texas moonbat who repeatedly told different versions of his story to Dan Rather and Mary Mapes:Beauchamp’s refusal…
Matthew Sheffield