New York Times reporter Neil Gough pumps up the Occupy movement in the alleged capital of "pure...unfettered capitalism," an administrative region of Hong Kong, but then contradicts himself: "At ...
By "advocacy groups" and "campaign finance watchdogs," the New York Times Jonathan Weisman means partisan liberals and Democrats: "To Democrats and some campaign finance watchdogs eager to force ...
Keller on the idea that Obamacare is a federal takeover of health insurance: "The word for that is 'lie.' The
main thing the law does is deliver 30 million new customers to the
private ...
Sunday's New York Times celebrated the left-wing Occupy movement in four separate stories, including this peculiar compliment to the police from Ginia Bellafante: "In the era of stop-and-frisk ...
Veteran New York Times reporter Erik Eckholm again dismisses concerns about fetal pain during abortion as unscientific, while slapping ideological labels on abortion opponents and tilting his ...
Reporter turned columnist Timothy Egan: "But Romney has a longer list of people who may be disinclined to
vote for him. Latinos. Gays. Gay soldiers. People who were bullied as
kids. Dog ...
Bill Keller, former executive editor for the Times, on voter ID laws: "Well I think what you're getting at is this is not about voter fraud.
It's about disenfranchising specific constituencies ...
Former Times Supreme Court reporter Linda Greenhouse suspects she knows why Roberts may have changed his mind on Obama-Care: "I doubt there was a single reason for the chief justice’s ...
Does the New York Times think Mitt Romney should "leaven his harsh criticism of President Obama" or deliver "powerful counterpunch"? It depends on which Times article you read. A July 12 headline: ...
NYT's Ashley Parker hits Romney on faith and obscure state government issues to suggest he's racially suspect: "In recent national polls, Mr.
Obama still overwhelming leads Mr. Romney among ...
