Media Use Katrina to Lobby for Higher Taxes

NY Times’ Bumiller Continues With Hurricane Recovery’s Racial Over

The New York Times’ Elisabeth Bumiller has an article today that continues to dwell on the supposed impact that racism had on the immediacy of hurricane recovery efforts, and how this is hurting the president as well as Republicans:“The storm also appears to have damaged the carefully laid plans of Karl Rove, President Bush's political adviser, to make inroads among black voters and expand the…

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Geraldo Rivera Claims The New York Times Lied

A Truly Shocking NY Times Op-Ed

For almost two weeks since Katrina devastated New Orleans, America’s media have been lambasting the president for not properly funding the Army Corps of Engineers. An article at CNSNews this week deals specifically with a NY Times hypocrisy in this regard.This morning, NY Times columnist John Tierney has an op-ed suggesting that much of the media – including the Times – might have no clothes on…

Bush on Katrina: Visionless Conservative Hypocrite

Cheering the Media's Bush-Bashing "Passion

Eurobias: Houston's "Scramble to Profit" from Katrina

Gov. Haley Barbour's Suspicious Non-Bashing of Bush

Rivera, O'Reilly Blast NYT Over 'False' Report

Media Use Katrina to Predict Economic Downturn

Suggesting N.O. Officials Share Blame for N.O. Flooding? How Rovian

NY Times Pumping Up the Clintons at the Bushes’ Expense

The NY Times today seemed so excited to see former President Clinton involved in hurricane relief that it practically ignored his partner in this pursuit, former President Bush.  In fact, this article refers to Mr. Clinton by name at least 17 times, his wife five times, while the former President Bush is actually only named twice.  From this, one would think that he’s such an afterthought that…

Has David Brooks Been at the NY Times Too Long

When David Brooks first joined the NY Times in September 2003, it initially seemed that he was going to be able to keep his conservative leanings, and would be a fine replacement for William Safire once the latter had retired.  However, lately it seems that Mr. Brooks is being co-opted by others on the Times editorial staff.In fact, his latest op-ed sounds like it could have been written by…