Wall Street Journal
WSJ: Obama's Medicare Contradictions are a Marx Brothers Routine
September 11th, 2009 3:44 PM
UPDATE at end of post: song from Marx Brothers "Duck Soup" eerily validates the Journal's position. While Obama-loving media gushed over the President's healthcare address Wednesday -- and, of course, chastised Rep. Joe Wilson (R-SC.) for his untimely outburst -- an inconvenient truth went largely ignored: the current White House resident was indeed playing fast and loose with the facts.On…
Palin Sticks to Her Guns in WSJ Op-Ed -- Says ObamaCare Would Give Gov
September 9th, 2009 7:48 AM
She's been ridiculed by the so-called masters of the universe in the mainstream media for warning President Barack Obama's health care proposals could result in one of one of her loved ones having to stand in front of one of "Obama's death panels" to determine their "level of productivity in society" to see if they are worthy of health care. But despite the criticism, she's not backing down from…
Economists Warn Obamanomics Could Create Depression; WSJ's Moore Respo
September 8th, 2009 11:27 AM
It's clear that President Barack Obama's $787-billion stimulus hasn't worked as advertised, but some economists are worried it could backfire and cause something much worse. According to a new study by economists Charles Rowley of George Mason University and Nathanael Smith of the Locke Institute and endorsed by Nobel laureate James Buchanan, the Keynesian tactics employed by Obama "will…
WSJ: Jones Resignation Deals Blow to Obama and the Left
September 8th, 2009 10:38 AM
While media predictably blame Obama adviser Van Jones's resignation on a right-wing smear campaign, the inconvenient truth is that this episode says a lot about the current White House resident and how he was just as poorly vetted by news outlets during the campaign last year as his administration members are now that he's the Commander-in-Chief.More to the point: if so-called journalists had…
Wall Street Journal Explains Why Football Coaches Vote Republican
September 2nd, 2009 10:34 AM
"In coaching, you've got to have more discipline and you've got to be more strict and just conservative, I think. It fits with the Republicans."So said longtime Florida State University football coach Bobby Bowden in an article published by the Wall Street Journal Wednesday titled "Why Your Coach Votes Republican." With the college football season just hours away from kickoff, and traditional…
Albright: Washington Times Makes Her 'Crazy', but Insists Press Must P
August 29th, 2009 7:42 AM
It's no secret the print newspaper industry is struggling. It's become all too common to hear that papers, like the Christian Science Monitor or the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, have ceased publishing a print edition and gone completely online. Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright addressed this challenge and its impact on a government at the Aspen Institute's Forum on Communications and…
VA's Denial-of-Care-Oriented 'Your Life, Your Choices,' Quashed Under
August 20th, 2009 3:16 PM
If you were a reporter trying to gauge the credibility of Obama administration protests that it is really serious when it says that it will honor patient, doctor, and family treatment wishes in serious illness situations if the government takes an exponentially greater role in health care, you might look into how areas of health care already controlled by the government are dealing with these…
Shocking Op-ed: 'We Don't Spend Enough on Health Care
August 17th, 2009 2:47 PM
As President Obama and his media minions try to convince the public we're spending too much on healthcare in this nation thereby necessitating draconian reform, a seemingly more logical yet elusive view is that we're not spending enough.After all, once you provide food and shelter for you and your family, what else should be more important than physical well-being?Given how well the healthcare…
What Media Won't Tell You About ObamaCare: It WILL Hurt Seniors
August 14th, 2009 10:05 AM
There's a dirty little secret about ObamaCare the Left and their media minions are immorally hiding from the public: the plan in its current form will definitely harm senior citizens.Of course, it's understandable politicians are comfortable not telling such a large voting bloc the truth. Just ask Machiavelli.But the facts revealed by the Wall Street Journal Friday would be in virtually every…
Two NJ Mayors Arrested in Major Bust, Party ID Ignored By AP
July 23rd, 2009 12:58 PM
This morning, some 30 people were arrested in New Jersey, the fruit of a two-year federal investigation into a international money laundering scandal. Among those arrested were Democratic Mayors Peter Cammarano III (Hoboken) and Dennis Elwell (Secaucus), as well as Democratic deputy mayor of Jersey City Leona Beldini and Republican state Assemblyman Daniel Van Pelt. But if you only got your news…
NBC News: California Offshore Drilling Possible; CNBC Says Not Likely
July 22nd, 2009 11:01 AM
It's one of the few times one can wish the reporting by NBC News was right and CNBC was wrong. A segment on the July 21 "NBC Nightly News" pointed out some of the key points of a budget deal reached between California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and leaders of the state legislature. The deal means some service cuts - but also includes the possibility of exploration and drilling for oil off the…
House Panel Votes Huge $500 Billion Tax Increase; Networks Couldn't Ca
July 17th, 2009 2:29 PM
The House Ways and Means committee approved a half-trillion dollar tax increase overnight, but the ABC and NBC morning news shows offered only a single sentence to the development, while CBS’s Early Show skipped it entirely.Neither NBC’s Today nor ABC’s Good Morning America mentioned the tax increases $544 billion price tag, as each newscast folded the development into larger pieces on President…
WSJ: RomneyCare's Failures in MA Not 'Widely Known'; I Wonder Why
July 12th, 2009 11:10 AM
An editorial in yesterday's Wall Street Journal bemoaned the fact that the state-run health system in Massachusetts is failing, and that its implosion isn't common knowledge.Formally known as CommonwealthCare, the Massachusetts scheme has the political name of "RomneyCare," in "honor" of the Bay State governor and former presidential candidate who championed its passage in 2006.The Journal…