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ABC's Gibson Discusses Media Bias on 'The View,' Behar Rants Against t
ABC World News anchor Charles Gibson visited the ladies of The View Wednesday morning to discuss a range of topics, from next week’s midterm election and John Kerry’s controversial remark to liberal media bias. Gibson argued that the controversy surrounding Senator Kerry’s recent statement that those who fail to make use of their education will end up "stuck in Iraq," was in reference to…
CNN Is All Wet When It Comes to Economy
Drip, drip, drip of economic coverage used to attack conservatives, business.
USA Today Pumps Up Inflation Fears, Downplays Strong Wage Growth
But even a liberal pundit quoted in cover story admits middle class better off now than years ago.
More Republicans Use the Internet Than Democrats
Despite the fact that former Vice President Al Gore invented the information superhighway, Market Wire reported Wednesday that more Republicans use the Internet than Democrats (hat tip to Drudge): “Nielsen//NetRatings (NASDAQ: NTRT), a global leader in Internet media and market research, announced today that 36.6 percent of U.S. adults online are Republicans, 30.8 percent are Democrats and 17.3…
Open Thread
Today's starter: Our friends at Olbermann Watch have prepared a lexicon of the far left's favorite "news" anchor, made up entirely of actual Olbermann usage.
The Anatomy of a Stunt
Writing at National Review, Byron York recounts the story behind the recent incident where a left-wing activist was tackled at a George Allen campaign event after asking a question about the senator's ex-wife:The question might not make much sense to
anyone who hasn’t kept up with both the race between Allen and Democrat
James Webb and the commentary of the left-wing blogosphere. If you have…
N.Y. Times: Kerry's Remarks Are Only Bush's Problem
Since Kerry's "the troops are stupid" remarks were reported on Newsbusters yesterday, the story has truly grown some legs. This has caused the MSM to bend themselves into pretzels to explain away Kerry's typically anti-military remarks and leading the pack, as always, is the "Paper of broken record", the New York Times. In a piece titled ”Bush Attacks Kerry for Remarks on Iraq Troops”, the Times…