Washington Post Befuddled By GOP Electoral Optimism

Wash. Post - Fearmongering Over 'Secret Line of Succession' for Presid

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Washington Post: Democrats Are, Like, Way Cuter

NY Times Editorial Page: All Quiet on the Sen. Reid Front

WashPost Political Editor: Focusing on Clinton Legacy an Astonishing

Edsall's Stand for Shades of Grey

It's not something you often see talked about but there's basically an unwritten assumption in national political circles that if you're a political liberal and you're also a reporter, you should be willing to be a "team player" and not admit that you even are one.This point is important, you see, because conservatives are liars bent on "hurting America" (to use Jon Stewart's phrase), so…

Woodward Changes Tune, Finds Quotes to Match It

WashPost Analysis: Bush's Axis of Evil Phrase 'Comes Back To Haunt Uni

Washington Post/ABC News Poll Tremendously Skews Democrat Respondents

David Broder and Dan Balz wrote a rather lengthy, front-page story for the Washington Post this morning with the cautionary headline “Poll Shows Strong Shift Of Support to Democrats.” However, Broder and Balz chose not to share some key information from this poll with their readers, the most important of which being the political breakdown of those questioned. In fact, the meager percentage of…

Newspapers Nuke Bush, China on Handling of North Korea

Everybody's got an opinion about what should've been done, and what needs to be done, about North Korea's nuclear weapons tests - especially, newspapers. An article by Susan Jones of CNSNews.com recaps how papers are blaming Bush and China, and providing foreign affairs advice about how to defuse the situation.