Piers Morgan Shushes Gun Rights Advocate: 'I Suggest You Keep Quiet

CNN's Piers Morgan bullied gun rights advocate John Lott on his Wednesday night show, repeatedly interrupting him and lecturing him. At one point Morgan told his guest, "I'm going to keep talking, so I suggest you keep quiet." This is typical Morgan behavior towards gun rights advocates, as he sets up a "debate" but proceeds to badger his guest as much as possible. An exasperated Lott asked…
Matt Hadro
February 28th, 2013 6:25 PM

Coulter Column | Liberals Need a New Hobby: Leaving Us Alone

Having given up on trying to persuade Americans that taking guns away from law-abiding citizens will reduce the murder rate, Democrats have turned to their usual prohibitionary argument: "Why does anyone need (an assault weapon, a 30-round magazine, a semiautomatic, etc., etc.)?" Phony conservative Joe Manchin, who won his U.S. Senate seat in West Virginia with an ad showing him shooting a gun…
Ann Coulter
February 28th, 2013 6:24 PM

Ed Schultz: Should Cardinals Ask Candidates for Pope if They're Gay

I haven't heard Ed Schultz this apologetic since he maligned Laura Ingraham as a slut and was booted off MSNBC for a week. On his radio show yesterday, Schultz was talking with Barry Lynn, executive director of Americans United for Separation of Church and State and a deeply spiritual man indeed, about Pope Benedict's resignation as the sex abuse scandal continues to roil the church. (audio…
Jack Coleman
February 28th, 2013 6:10 PM

MSNBC Features 'Berkeley Catholic' and NARAL Board Member Karen Finney

I don't know about you, but when I think about a person who has the moral standing to call out the Catholic Church for a lack of moral conviction, I think of abortion-on-demand advocate Karen Finney. Okay, not really, but apparently MSNBC does. On the February 28 edition of The Cycle, the former DNC communications director and current NARAL Pro-Choice America board member explained her…
Ken Shepherd
February 28th, 2013 5:53 PM

CBS Spotlights Arne Duncan's 'Exaggeration' on Sequester Effects; ABC

Thursday's CBS This Morning stood out as the only Big Three network morning newscast to zero in on Education Secretary Arne Duncan's false assertion about the sequester – that "there are, literally, teachers now who are getting pink slips; who are getting notices they can't come back this fall". Correspondent Bill Plante noted that "Duncan conceded he knew of only one county nationwide where…
Matthew Balan
February 28th, 2013 5:18 PM

Former Newsweek Editor: Robert Gibbs Sent Me 'Abusive Email' In '08 Fo

It appears with each passing day another member of the media is coming out to share unpleasant treatment at the hands of Barack Obama and Company. On Thursday, in an appearance on NewsMaxTV's Steve Malzberg Show, former Newsweek senior editor Jonathan Alter said that in 2008, Robert Gibbs sent him an "abusive email" as a result of an article he wrote about Obama and disinvited him to a dinner…
Noel Sheppard
February 28th, 2013 4:58 PM

Daily Kos Explodes, Says Bob Woodward Went 'Full Breitbart' On Sequest

Hold the presses! The far-left blog Daily Kos is insisting that liberal reporter Bob Woodard, in doing his job as a journalist, has gone “full Breitbart” with his coverage of sequestration. Just a few short years ago, the Kossacks loved when reporters "spoke truth to power" in confronting Republicans in the White House. But now that Woodward has gone on record saying that he received…
Matt Vespa
February 28th, 2013 4:45 PM

Bizarro World: Wash Post Mocks Politico's Fawning Interview With Bob W

The implied threat from the White House to Bob Woodward has thrown the liberal media for a loop. On Wednesday night, Politico published a fawning interview with Woodward. Writers Mike Allen and Jim VandeHei gushed over the "calm, instantly recognizable voice" of the journalist. On Wednesday, the Washington Post, which Woodward famously works for, mocked the Politico piece as nothing different…
Scott Whitlock
February 28th, 2013 4:37 PM

ABC: Pope Is ‘King, Attending His Own Funeral

Although the first pope to resign in 600 years, Pope Benedict XVI might as well be dead to the media as cardinals elect a new pope. On the day of the Roman Catholic pope’s resignation, February 28, ABC’s “Good Morning America” offered repulsive input and likened the monumental event to Pope Benedict XVI participating in his own funeral. A voiceover described how Pope Benedict XVI bade…
Katie Yoder
February 28th, 2013 4:20 PM

Politico’s Evan Thomas: Ted Cruz a ‘Potentially Dangerous’ Demag

The liberal media’s effort to demonize Sen. Ted Cruz continues. On last Friday’s episode of PBS’s Inside Washington, the mostly left-leaning panel of journalists piled on the criticism of the junior senator from Texas. The attacks were focused on Cruz’s questioning of Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel during Hagel’s confirmation battle. Moderator Gordon Peterson presented the topic like this: “The…
Paul Bremmer
February 28th, 2013 4:00 PM

NPR’s Farewell To Pope Benedict XVI Hypes ‘A Church Mired In Crise

In what NPR thought was a fitting tribute to the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI, the February 28 edition of Morning Edition sought to diminish the legacy of the pontiff emeritus by sharply criticizing his time in the chair of St. Peter.  Correspondent Sylvia Poggioli claimed that “while the cardinals publicly praise Benedict for his courageous act, privately many are reassessing his legacy…
Jeffrey Meyer
February 28th, 2013 3:43 PM

Jay Leno Presents 'Les Miserables' Style Sequester Negotiations

NBC Tonight Show host Jay Leno presented a great interpretation of the sequester negotiations Wednesday. In a mock video, many of our political leaders sang their views as if characters in the hit musical "Les Miserables."
Noel Sheppard
February 28th, 2013 3:16 PM

Jezebel Praises UK’s Rise in Abortions

Abortion is often a polarizing issue, but even the average pro-choicer would agree that it is a morally difficult issue to deal with. Not the “Shiny Happy Ladies” of Jezebel.
Kristine Marsh
February 28th, 2013 2:54 PM

As Cuts Loom and Public Shrugs, NY Times Suddenly Spins Other Way on S

Spinning the sequester in the New York Times. After weeks of cringing over the supposedly damaging federal cuts due to take effect tomorrow (even as the public shrugs them off) Jonathan Weisman made an 180-degree turn on the front of Thursday's paper: "Parties Focus On the Positive As Cuts Near." The text box: "An onerous possibility turns out to be not quite so onerous." Suddenly the Times…
Clay Waters
February 28th, 2013 2:45 PM