White House correspondent Jackie Calmes continues to paint the myth of moderate Barack Obama combatting the reckless "austerity" of Republicans: "In
all this time, the president has fought ...
New York Times White House reporter Jackie Calmes, an Obama
fan, at first appeared to criticize his new budget by questioning his liberal – um,
"progressive" – credentials, but only to later ...
The deck of headlines over Friday's lead New York Times
story illustrated how hard it will
be for conservatives to actually reduce the national debt: "Social
Programs Facing A Cutback In ...
The perils and victims of the round of the mandatory federal spending cuts known as sequestration led the New York Times'
weekend coverage, with the 2.4% cut in annual federal spending labeled ...
The perils and victims of the round of the mandatory federal spending cuts known as sequestration led the New York Times'
weekend coverage, with the 2.4% cut in annual federal spending labeled ...
Obama the Good versus 'hazardous' budget cuts from the sequester, in the telling of Times White House reporter Jackie Calmes: "As the leader of the nation, Mr. Obama is eager to see an end to the ...
A front-page story declares Obama has a "mandate" to raise taxes, while John Harwood ponders why stubborn House Republicans can't be more responsible and agree to raise taxes on the so-called ...
Times reporter Jackie Calmes had the dubious honor of being singled out as a "diligent unbiased reporter" by Norman Ornstein, who coauthored a book blaming Republicans for everything wrong with ...
Conservatives, you say? From Jonathan Weisman's front-page Times story: "Speaker Boehner took as
much fire from conservatives as from Democrats after proposing a
deficit-reduction plan that ...
New York Times White House reporter Jackie Calmes celebrated
President George H.W. Bush's 1990 budget deal "achievement" and its "higher revenues" (Calmes favorite euphemism for higher taxes.) ...
