Weekend Captionfest

Original caption: Moderator Chris Matthews opens the first republican presidential primary debate of the 2008 election at the Ronald Reagan Library, Thursday, May 3, 2007, in Simi Valley, Calif.
NB Staff
 

'Hate Crimes' Battle Labeled As 'Civil Rights Groups' vs. 'Staunchest

Tim Graham
 

Times Ignores Anti-War, Anti-Bush Rants of Arabic School Leader

"Where some see a bridge between cultures, others see an 'Islamist agenda.'" Guess which one the Times thinks you should see?
Clay Waters
 

British Reviewer Laments 'Sunday School Morality', American Flag in 'S

Ken Shepherd
 

GMA Attacks ‘Staggering’ CEO Salaries: ‘You Must be Kidding

Scott Whitlock
 

USA Today Wonders if Lady in Red Danced Off with US-Iran 'Detente

Ken Shepherd
 

Time's 100 'Most Influential' Loaded with Little Green Men (and Women

Julia A. Seymour
 

MSNBC's Matthews Rationalizes Clinton Question from GOP Debate

Brendan Jones
 

Liberal Radio Host on Death of Conservative Rival's Mother: 'It's the

Brandon Henak
 

Time's Klein: 'What Do You Dislike Most About America' the 'Question o

Ken Shepherd
 

Gore Gets a Little Too Religious for Liberal Enviro

Al Gore's prophecy tour of doom hit a snag the other day. Apparently, he caused a stir among some atheist environmentalists for stating that he believes in creation science. Amazingly, no one in the media has picked it up. The irony is especially delicious since many on the left are making fun of some of the GOP presidential candidates for having the same belief.One liberal Canadian blogger who…
Matthew Sheffield
 

Open Thread Friday

Today's joke is below the fold...
Matthew Sheffield
 

Al Qaeda Bombs Found at Iraq Girls School, Media Couldn't Care Less

Are the media intentionally downplaying or ignoring reports that indicate a growing al Qaeda involvement in Iraq? Late Thursday evening, CNN.com reported (h/t LGF, emphasis added): American soldiers discovered a girls school being built north of Baghdad had become an explosives-rigged "death trap," the U.S. military said Thursday.”This was a compilation of a report that CNN’s Wolf Blitzer did…
Noel Sheppard
 

Anatomy of a Palestinian Funeral

When a lie makes it into print once, it's happenstance. A mere accident, no doubt, due to a lapse of judgment in editing the news feed. What, then, is it called when a lie is repeated countless times without apology? Apparently, it's called "business as usual" for the media. Whenever a funeral is presented by photographers embedded in the Palestinian territories, we're faced with dozens of…
Brian C. Ledbetter