Bozell Column: A Macaca Majority

Washington Post Discovers Democratic Corruption, Now That the Election

The Washington Post, this morning, is demonstrating that they aren't biased in favor of liberals, nosirree. What, just attack Republicans? Us? No way! This fascinating column by Ruth Marcus, prominently positioned on page A21, demonstrates that they aren't going to just roll over on corruption just because it's a Democrat being talked about! Nope, Marcus is actively going after Jack Murtha, going…

NY Times Frank Rich on 'Callous Conservatism' and Racist Republicans

Despite Rubin Plea for Tax Hikes, Dems Want AMT Breaks for 'Their' Ric

WashPost’s Sally Quinn: Bush ‘Relieved’ About Losing Congress

"Washington Post" reporter Sally Quinn appeared on Monday’s "American Morning," ready to psychoanalyze President Bush in the wake of last week’s midterm defeat. Quinn discussed the resignation of Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, the hiring of Robert Gates as a replacement, and how President Bush is secretly "relieved" over the drubbing the GOP received. Now, either Ms. Quinn has become a…

Pelosi Sexism Alert: WashPost Offended by Bush's 'Disparaging' Decorat

WashPost: 'Is America Too Racist for Barack? Too Sexist for Hillary

WashPost Obit Recalls 'Charming' E. German Spymaster, Ignores Support

Post Puffs Pelosi In Two Style Section Smooch-Pieces

NPR Complains About John Kerry Coverage, Post Political Editor Boasts

Tom Shales Likes TV Coverage, But Wanted More 'Shining' Bill Clinton A

Michael Steele Takes on Washington Post

Michael Steele, the Republican candidate in Maryland's Senate race, victim of the Washington Post's desire to keep him out of the Senate tore into the liberal newspaper on "Fox News Sunday."Transcript continues below the fold. Video available here.WALLACE: Lieutenant Governor, the Washington Post endorsed your opponent, Ben Cardin, over the weekend, and they had some very harsh words for you.…

Washington Post Acknowledges Troops in Iraq Support Bush Policy, Oppos

Ombudsman Identifies Pre-election Political Bias at the Washington Pos

Somehow, in the midst of all the surprising polling data released on Sunday, this article by Washington Post ombudsman Deborah Howell went unnoticed. In her piece entitled “Balance and Bias on the Political Beat,” Howell pointed out some problems with the paper’s coverage of Sen. George Allen (R-Virginia) and senatorial candidate Michael Steele of Maryland (emphasis mine throughout):Allen…