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Take a look at this video and tell me with a straight face that these two bufoons report news fair, balanced, and unbiased.

With Hillary Clinton receiving the most popular votes during the Nevada caucuses Saturday, it seems a metaphysical certitude media members will crown her the victor. However, due to apportioning rules, Barack Obama actually won more delegates. Which will get more attention from press members in the next 24 hours? While you ponder, Obama made the following statement at his website moments ago:

A thread and a chat for those wishing to discuss the primary news of the day.Nevada news has already come in with Clinton and Romney winning the less-contested state. South Carolina still waiting... Update 22:09. McCain wins it. Or is it just that the anti-McCain vote was divided?

On Tuesday, in a report concerning MSNBC's Keith Olbermann publishing his first article at the liberal website Daily Kos, NewsBusters pointed out that the "Countdown" host certainly "knows exactly who his audience is, and exactly what they want." This observation was demonstrably confirmed by Olbermann himself on Friday when in his second posting at DKos, he actually apologized to readers for…

People that watch HBO's "Real Time with Bill Maher" are infinitely aware that the host is not only an atheist, but is also an antitheist, meaning that he hates religion. No finer example of Maher's disdain for theism and Judeo-Christian principles occurred on Friday's installment of "Real Time" when he actually declared, "At least half of the [Ten] Commandments are stupid!" This came moments…

Fortunately, most people will likely be watching the Giants-Packers game Sunday evening, and will therefore miss the one-sided hysteria. However, for those that mysteriously don't switch channels after the Chargers-Patriots game, CBS will offer a special about global warming this Sunday instead of "60 Minutes." How marvelous. The CBS News website hysterically described this installment of "…

With all eyes on tomorrow's NFL conference championships, is there anything occurring today besides my son's first official track meet as a Husker that folks would like to talk about?Australian Open Tennis?NBA?College B-ball?Or, do we just want to start talking about tomorrow's games, and whether all of this is a bloody waste of time because NOBODY can beat the Patriots?

For general discussion and debate. Possible talking point: the economy and the markets.It's been an absolutely horrible start to the new year for stocks. I heard yesterday that if the market doesn't rally in the next two weeks, this will be the worst January since 1950.YIKES! Of more immediate concern is the following chart:

H/t David Shuster. What's that? David Shuster, liberal MSNBC avenger, now a NewsBusters source? Not exactly, but read on . . . Watching a special Saturday-morning edition of Morning Joe, I was surprised by CNBC chief DC correspondent John Harwood's willingness to pronounce Fred Thompson's political epitaph even before voters went to the South Carolina primary polls today. Shuster was similarly…

In a series on distinctions between the sexes, Nightly News anchor Brian Williams demonstrates how facts can be controversial to the liberal mind.