TimesWatch

"Mr. Bush's Hard-Hearted Calls to Freeze Domestic Spending"

Special bonus insult in Friday's editorial: Republicans concerned about illegal immigration are "xenophobic."

Former NYT Editorial Page Editor on GOP: "These People Are Nuts"

Gail Collins makes this astute observation: "Meanwhile, the Republican far right has fallen into a remarkable snit over John McCain's march to the nomination. Rush Limbaugh is virtually gnawing ...

Times Reporter Salutes Disgraced Sandy Berger as "on Top of al-Qaeda"

In an interview on his book on the 9-11 commission, Philip Shenon defends Clinton's disgraced national security adviser Sandy "Burglar," as well as Clinton partisan Richard Clarke.

Ex-Editor Howell Raines Lashes Out at "Petroleum Republicans" & Romney

The Republican Party and Mitt Romney come in for more abuse by the Times' always classy ex-executive editor Howell Raines.

No Liberals Among the Dems, But Plenty of Conservatives on GOP Side

A stark double standard on pinning ideological labels on the parties.

Economics Reporter Sniffs at U.S. Consumerism, Harkens Back to 80s "Age of Greed"

Peter Goodman revives a golden oldie in his dismissive take on American spending habits: "The Me Decade was declared dead in the recession of the early 1980s, only to yield to the Age of Greed and ...

Luo Mocks "Buttoned-Down Multimillionaire" Mitt

To reporter Michael Luo, Mitt Romney is a "buttoned-down multimillionaire" and a "one-time leveraged-buyout artist" who is "lobbing conservative grenades once again."

Bush to "Sharply Reduce Domestic Spending"? Where?

A Times' reporter's claim of sharply reduced domestic spending is contradicted on the same page of his own paper: "...this year's budget limits the growth of all federal programs, other than the ...

A Double Standard on Political Slurs?

An incident where Hillary Clinton was called a "bitch" in front of John McCain has gotten far more attention than when someone laid into "Bush the bastard" at a Hillary event.

What? Times Thinks McCain's Summer Meltdown Caused by Moves to the Right

According to Elisabeth Bumiller, the McCain campaign collapsed last summer because he ran to the right on tax cuts and religion - but she doesn't mention how McCain's stance on amnesty for ...
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