The usual pro-Obama tilt in postings to the New York Times' political blog was even more pronounced during the week of
May 21-25. As of
noon Friday, out of 23 matching posts, the headlines ...
Times reporter Michael Shear rips into Drudge, Breitbart for reporting news: "But the issues of race and religion never go completely away, at least in some extreme quarters of the American ...
Parker and Kantor tag-team Mitt Romney on alleged anti-gay high-school bullying from a half-century ago: "The day after President Obama
endorsed gay marriage, Mitt Romney found himself ...
Times reporter Monica Davey on Wednesday's front page: "Richard G. Lugar, one of the Senate's longest-serving members, a
collegial moderate who personified a gentler political era, was turned ...
New York Times columnist Gail Collins, who has obsessed over Mitt Romney's dog Seamus, strapped in a crate on the roof of a car during a family vacation decades ago, reluctantly brought up Obama's ...
The campaign's just started, but already the Times finds Mitt Romney being too harsh on President Obama. Michael Barbaro writes: "Republicans have a message for Mitt Romney: it’s time to go ...
New York Times reporter Helene Cooper seemed comfortable
broadcasting broad anti-Romney insults: "So long, flip-flopper. Hello, right-wing extremist. Mitt
Romney may be inclined to start ...
Times media reporter Brian Stelter was the latest to downplay
Obama-supporter Hilary Rosen's insult of Ann Romney of having "never
worked a day in her life," arguing that Hilary Rosen's insult ...
The Times portrayed Obama supporter Hilary Rosen's gaffe on CNN
Wednesday night, when she accused Mitt Romney's wife Ann of having
"never worked a day in her life," as less of a Democratic ...
Times reporter Michael Schmidt: "Whether Occupy has a resurgence, it has already had a
significant influence on American politics, making economic inequality
-- and specifically the top “1 ...
