Welcome, GOP! This week's New York Times Sunday Review was crammed with articles, interviews, and features hostile
toward the "radical," angry, "herd" of Republicans gathering in Tampa.
Arthur Brisbane, public editor, takes a parting shot at the paper's hive-mind progressivism on political issues: "Across the paper’s many
departments, though, so many share a kind of political ...
Michael Shear piles on Romney's choice of Paul Ryan as running mate and again links him to Rep. Todd Akin: "In the two weeks
since Mr. Ryan joined the Republican ticket, his work in the
House ...
Liberal reporter turned left-wing Times columnist Timothy Egan brings his usual measured response to matters of the day in his latest column "The Crackpot Caucus," laying into the "stupid party" ...
The Times again covers Obama's left-flank, this time on his weakening of welfare reform: "Mr. Clinton could help blunt what Obama campaign officials say is a calculated effort by Mr. Romney to ...
The New York Times proves how the same data can be interpreted in politically slanted ways. The Times pushed on the front page its poll showing how "deeply unpopular" is the Republican plan to fix ...
Michael Shear and Jonathan Weisman do their best to link Todd Akin with Paul Ryan and the party's pro-life platform plank: "The advisers conceded that [Todd]
Akin’s comments last weekend had ...
The Times' Trip Gabriel accuses GOP of "misrepresentation" of Obama's infamous "You didn't build that" remark: "The
story vaulted from local news to the Drudge Report and conservative
blogs, ...
Times reporter Jonathan Weisman sees a sinister connection between Rep. Todd Akin's offensive comments on abortion and rape and the GOP's traditional pro-life platform plank: "The congressman’s ...
The New York Times is extending the controversy over offensive
comments made by U.S. Senate candidate Rep. Todd Akin to
indict the entire Republican Party, misleadingly conflating Akin's ...
