Antiwar Tidings in AP’s Top News Stories of

It's Christmas, the surge is undeniably working, and December, 2007, could end up being the least violent month in Iraq since America invaded in March, 2003. Despite all that, the Associated Press, in an article published Thursday dealing with the top news stories of the year, couldn't restrain its antiwar proclivities, and, instead, chose to put a lump of coal under everybody's tree. Bah,…
Noel Sheppard

Headline: ‘Romney Praise of Bush Proving a Key Strategy

NewsBusters readers are painfully aware of the media's utter disdain for President George W. Bush, and their ad nauseum ad hominem attacks on his intellect, his oratory skills, and his policies. Since the 2008 presidential campaign began on November 8, 2006, you haven't been able to swing a dead cat without hitting a press report about Republican candidates needing to do everything within…
Noel Sheppard

Open Thread

For general discussion and debate. Possible talking point: Harry Reid takes credit for the surge working:The people of this country recognize that the war in Iraq was the worst foreign policy blunder in the history of this country. And we've done everything we can to support the troops. It was us, the Democrats, who realized that parents shouldn't be buying armor and sending it to Iraq for their…
NB Staff

Rush Limbaugh Goes Off About Huckablunder

John Stephenson

Foreclosures and Housing Crisis Cause 'Tent City' -- Well, Not Really

D. S. Hube

Carlson Backs Moran Down on Bush=Hitler Card

If whoever plays the Nazi-analogy card first loses, then Rep. Jim Moran (D-Va.) is a double loser. First, for having played the Bush = Hitler card, second, for lacking the courage to stick by his slander.Moran, a member of Congress' Out-of-Iraq Caucus, was a guest on this evening's Tucker. The eponymous host was hammering him over the fact that despite all their inflamed anti-war rhetoric, the…
Mark Finkelstein

Weekend Captionfest

      Hillary Clinton's varying facial expressions during a Morning Joe interview of December 17, 2007 from a diner in Des Moines, Iowa.
NB Staff

MSM Exaggerates American Indians Claims of Seceding From USA

Warner Todd Huston

‘World News’ Uses Scare Tactics to Push Socialized Medicine Agenda

Jeff Poor

CBS Candidate Christmas List: Romney's Hair 'Too Perfect,' Hillary Nee

On Friday’s CBS "Early Show," co-host Harry Smith and Political Correspondent Jeff Greenfield put together a Christmas wish list for the various Republican and Democratic presidential candidates. Of Mitt Romney, Greenfield said the Massachusetts Governor could use voters having "buyers remorse" about Mike Huckabee and:I have a second gift for Mitt Romney, which is somebody to muss his hair. It's…
Kyle Drennen

The NYT's Dogs Aren't As Cute As You Thought

Stuart James

NPR DC Station's 'Luxurious Cruise' of Europe

Tim Graham

'World News' Blasts Medicare Competitors in One-Sided Story

ABC continues to make case for public-controlled health care, this time by bashing private Medicare plans and scaring seniors.
Jeff Poor

Gore: Scientists Disagreeing with Climate Alarmism Tied to Big Oil

As NewsBusters reported Thursday, over 400 scientists in 2007 "voiced significant objections to major aspects of the so-called ‘consensus' on man-made global warming." Predictably, Nobel Laureate Al Gore dismissed this historic Senate report by stating through a representative that some of these esteemed scientists from around the world have connections to Big Oil, and, therefore, their…
Noel Sheppard