Finally! LA Times Reports Hillary's "Plantation" Remark

Dave Pierre

Belafonte Blurs Bush With Planners of 9/11, Media Ignore Hillary Conne

Harry Belafonte recently compared George W. Bush and the architects of the Iraq war to those who planned the terrorist attacks of 9/11. In a speech on Sunday, January 15, he said: "Killing is our easiest tool....It is an act that has driven fear and terror into the hearts of the American people. What is the essential difference in quality of our humanity for those who would do the cruel and…
Scott Whitlock

Kennedy's Ties to Men-Only Owl Club? Burk-Obsessed Times Doesn't Give

Ken Shepherd

USA Today, Washington Post Repeat Inflation Concerns

But big story in 2005 was how economy weathered energy prices, says economist.
Ken Shepherd

“Brokeback” Wins Oscars at the New York Times

Clay Waters

New York Times: Less Communism = Bad News

Rich Noyes

NYT Whitewashes the Barrett Report

Eric Arr

Media Bias Fight: Alterman’s “Verifiable Facts” vs. Tucker’s

Tim Graham

NY Times Restricts Who Can Contact Columnists

Greg Sheffield

AP Headlines Bush Slip Of The Tongue: Saddam the "Butcherer

The President met at the White House today with Iraqi victims of the regime of Saddam Hussein. After spending an hour or so with the victims, and families of victims, he allowed the press in for a couple of minutes. The AP decided that the most worthy piece of information on the day, the thing that belonged in the headline, was the fact that the President either mispronounced or stumbled on the…
Lyford Beverage

MoveOn's Panic-Stricken E-Mail Campaign: "Stop CNN From Becoming Fox N

Tim Graham

Ted Rall: Assassination by Joystick

Robin Boyd

Mitchell On Hillary: Foes Will "Bludgeon" Her, She's The "Opposite of

After NBC's Andrea Mitchell attacked Laura Bush when she called her a "potent political weapon" and says that Bush can say "partisan things without appearing partisan", she defends Hillary Clinton's recent comparison of the House with a slave plantation. Mitchell says that Republicans, specifically Newt Gingrich, can "get away with it", while Clinton "can say the same thing" and anything "…
Ian Schwartz

A Classic Labeling Imbalance: In Oregon Case, "Patients" vs. "Conserva

Tim Graham