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Social Liberalism, Everywhere in the New York Times
Here's proof that declarations of social liberalism are everywhere in the New York Times. Erik Piepenburg has an article on fans of the cult horror movie "The Evil Dead." The star of that 1981 film, Bruce Campbell, is behind a new, different version. But "For some fans no remake is worth their attention."
The star of the article is Zack Carlson, a writer for the horror movie Web site Bleeding…
April 2nd, 2013 6:55 AM

Leno: 'NBC and I Have Reached a Peaceful, Amicable Agreement...April F
Tonight Show host Jay Leno continued his string of comedic attacks on NBC Monday.
This time he began his opening monologue saying, "Before we get started, let me say NBC and I have reached a peaceful, amicable agreement that is both beneficial to both sides.”
April 2nd, 2013 1:24 AM

Civil Rights Attorney Calls Ben Carson 'A Puppet of Sean Hannity' - 'Y
Civil rights attorney and talk radio host Leo Terrell got into quite a heated exchange with Sean Hannity Monday evening.
During a segment about the double standard by which African-American conservatives and liberals are treated by the media, Terrell called Dr. Ben Carson Hannity's "puppet" telling his host, "You created a monster" (video follows with transcribed highlights and commentary):
April 2nd, 2013 12:56 AM

Chris Hayes Uses Louisville Basketball Player’s Horrific Injury to A
Louisville Cardinal basketball player Kevin Ware had a horrific leg injury during a nationally televised NCAA game Sunday.
For some reason, MSNBC’s new primetime anchor Chris Hayes, in his first All In program, decided to exploit Ware’s injury to rail against unpaid student athletes and what he called the "NCAA cartel" (video follows with transcript and extensive commentary):
April 1st, 2013 10:46 PM

On Easter, MSNBC's Harris-Perry Calls Babies 'Things' Again, Invites A
ABC wasn’t the only network to turn to atheist on Easter morning for some acidulous religion-bashing. MSNBC’s Melissa Harris-Perry turned to feminist Katha Pollitt to rip apart religions as “all invented by men for men” to repress women.
That came after Harris-Perry somehow compared the morality of abortion as a less weighty matter than access to water in the Third World. Once again, like…
April 1st, 2013 10:11 PM
Michelle Malkin Column: The Bloody Company Hollywood Keeps
Bleeding-heart liberal Robert Redford is already the subject of early Oscar buzz. His much-hyped new film glamorizing the lives of Weather Underground domestic terrorists, "The Company You Keep," will be released in the U.S. next week. But peace-loving moviegoers should save their money and take a stand.
Hollywood's romanticizing of murderous radicals is an affront to decency. Redford and…
April 1st, 2013 7:03 PM
Rasmussen Column: What Happens After Immigrants Arrive Is Important To
Sixty-eight percent of voters believe that, when done legally, immigration is good for America. Most voters for years have favored a welcoming policy of immigration. Unlike many issues these days, there is virtually no partisan disagreement.
These facts raise a question that should make everyone in official Washington uncomfortable. If immigration is good for America and there is support…
April 1st, 2013 6:57 PM

Matthews Actually Says 'Racism is the Belief That One Race - Whites
MSNBC’s Chris Matthews seems to think that only white people can be racist.
On Monday’s Hardball, he actually said, “Racism is the belief that one race - whites - should rule all others” (video follows with transcript and commentary):
April 1st, 2013 6:28 PM

Chris Matthews Gushes: Hillary in 2016 Will Have the Most Impressive B
Does Chris Matthews have a new Democrat to give him a "thrill" up his leg? On Monday, the Hardball anchor praised Hillary Clinton's stature leading up to a hypothetical 2016 run as the most impressive since General Eisenhower in 1952. Dwight Eisenhower was the Supreme Allied Commander in World War II, oversaw D-Day and defeated the world-wide threat of the Nazis. Clinton, on the other hand,…
April 1st, 2013 6:04 PM

NPR Mentions 'Serious' GOP Opposition to Gun Control, Saves Senate Dem
If we're going to have our tax dollars spent on NPR covering political news, can't we at least insist that they report the news accurately?
On Friday's All Things Considered, co-Host Audie Cornish opened an eight-minute segment by saying, “the gay marriage debate arrived at the Supreme Court, and White House efforts to tighten the nation's gun laws ran into serious Republican opposition.”…
April 1st, 2013 5:25 PM

ABC's Matt Dowd Continues His Leftward Drift, Shocked Court Isn't Eage
ABC political analyst Matt Dowd on Sunday continued his evolution to the left, complaining about how disconnected the Supreme Court is from public opinion on gay marriage. Dowd, who worked for the Bush administration, appeared on This Week and chided, "To me, it's actually surprising that the Supreme Court is that actually far out of tune where the country is."
He pushed, "So, the country is…
April 1st, 2013 5:08 PM
Peggy Noonan Interrupts Blackout as Networks Continue to Ignore Aborti
The Big Three networks' morning and evening newscasts still haven't covered the murder trial of Dr. Kermit Gosnell as of Monday morning. ABC, CBS, and NBC have maintained their coverage blackout despite the graphic witness testimony and the in-your-face courtroom antics of Dr. Gosnell's defense attorney during the first two weeks of the proceedings. The Philadelphia physician is charged with…
April 1st, 2013 4:48 PM
MSNBC Gives Platform to Guest to Charge Walmart Like A ‘Sharecropper
There never seems to be a shortage of extreme and vitriolic language spewing out of the folks at MSNBC. The latest example of the extreme rhetoric appearing on MSNBC programming comes from a guest on the weekend show Melissa Harris-Perry.
Appearing as one of Ms. Perry’s guests was Anthea Butler, associate professor of religious studies at the University of Pennsylvania, who, when discussing…
April 1st, 2013 4:26 PM

Shields and Brooks Split With Progressives, Urge Caution on Same-Sex M
The PBS NewsHour went into everyone’s favorite subjects last Friday, gays and guns, and discussed the overwhelming cultural shift concerning gay marriage. New York Times columnist David Brooks and syndicated columnist Mark Shields both commented on how this shift could be irreversible, but noted that the Supreme Court could “Roe v. Wade” the decision. That is, the faux conservative and the…
April 1st, 2013 4:24 PM