Ouch! New York Times reporter Fernanda Santos on Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer: "she was repeatedly called 'compassionate,' not a word often used to describe her." Santos also called two groups ...
A tale of presidential inaugurations during wartime and strife. In 2005, the year of President George W. Bush's second inauguration, the New York Times was "question[ing] the propriety of a lavish ...
A panel discussion on Monday's NBC Today on President Obama's
second term quickly devolved into anti-Republican ranting, with
correspondent Andrea Mitchell proclaiming: "It's been so toxic ...
Four years ago, ABC journalist Bill Weir swooned that "national pride" made the cold of Inauguration Day seem warmer and that even the seagulls were "awed." On Monday, the reporter was at it ...
New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd spoke in such illustrious language about the "brilliant" president and his "super-brain" that she even bowled over Obama fan Mika Brzezinski who exclaimed: ...
Conservatives have long joked that the national press corps see Barack Obama as the second coming of Jesus Christ. Today, Newsweek – at least what’s left of it, an online product for tablets and ...
All three broadcast network evening newscasts on Friday night ran short
items on the federal corruption indictments against the bumbling former
Mayor of New Orleans, Ray Nagin, but skipped his ...
Even though the Romney campaign correctly said that Obama sold Chrysler to Fiat which
would be making Jeeps in China instead of America, the media disparaged that case with PolitiFact going
so ...
