During a report on Wednesday's NBC Today about an upcoming Netflix documentary of Mitt Romney's two presidential runs, New York Times reporter Ashley Parker scratched her head over the footage ...
Congressional reporter Ashley Parker, almost ignoring the burgeoning scandals overwhelming the White House this week, focused on poor abandoned Obama in a nytimes.com clip: "I mean, if I were him, ...
Times reporter Ashley Parker: "...[Sen. Jim] DeMint] earned a reputation as
something of a smiling assassin -- a mild-mannered legislator with a
soft Southern drawl who could be a ...
The Times uses odd phrasing to hype the crowd figure for a rally for illegal immigrants in Washington as "several tens of thousands of immigrants," while an editorial headline captures the paper's ...
Ashley Parker and Michael Shear stand with Rand, at least on immigration: "Republican sentiment for a more liberal immigration policy has been
building in the aftermath of last year’s election. ...
Barack Obama simply can do no wrong. Reporter Ashley Parker: "As senators gathered Wednesday for the first hearing on the proposed
sweeping changes in immigration law, they said the president’s ...
From Sunday's New York Times. Jeff Zeleny: "The biggest donors in the Republican Party are financing a
new group to
recruit seasoned candidates and protect Senate incumbents from
challenges ...
Jeff Zeleny: "The biggest donors in the Republican Party are financing a new group to
recruit seasoned candidates and protect Senate incumbents from
challenges by far-right conservatives and ...
Ashley Parker's cheery piece on immigration "reform" was
marked with labeling bias, pitting opponents as "conservatives" and
"the right," up against unlabeled supporters of amnesty proposals ...
After five years of ignoring it, the New York Times finally
acknowledged the annual March for Life with a story this year -- only to
bury it on page 9, underneath a story criticizing the ...
