New York Times columnist Paul Krugman, keeping things civil: "Republicans go wild at this
analogy, but it’s unavoidable. This is exactly like someone walking into
a crowded room, announcing ...
Paul Krugman, keeping things civil: "Republicans go wild at this
analogy, but it’s unavoidable. This is exactly like someone walking into
a crowded room, announcing that he has a bomb strapped ...
Double standards on race and religion in the New York Times. The paper's liberal concerns about racism in voting patterns or separation of church and state, so prevalent when discussing white ...
Former Times reporter Timothy Egan: "A new Congress, sworn in Thursday, will be less crazy than the old one by only a few degrees of wacko. Gone, at least, are a deadbeat dad and a longtime ...
Despite John Boehner receiving overwhelming support from the Republican
caucus to be reelected as Speaker of the House, NBC Capitol Hill
correspondent Kelly O'Donnell hyped dissension in the ...
In a pair of back-to-back stories leading off Wednesday's NBC Nightly News,
House Republicans were painted as villains for briefly delaying a vote
on Hurricane Sandy relief. First, Capitol ...
Over 13 months ago, the NBC, CBS and ABC newscasts touted Barack Obama as a tough talker who wouldn't back down on threatened spending cuts. Now, that he's backed down, the same networks have ...
At the top of Thursday's NBC Today, co-host Matt Lauer teased
an upcoming interview with New York Congressman Peter King by seizing on
House GOP disagreement over when to schedule a vote on a ...
New York Times reporter Jonathan Weisman can't understand why the House GOP didn't embrace the fiscal cliff agreement, and wonders why they cling to their bizarre opposition to tax hikes on the ...
After worrying on Tuesday's NBC Nightly News
about possible House GOP "shenanigans" preventing a fiscal cliff deal,
on Monday's Today, chief White House correspondent Chuck Todd breathed a
...
