Times reporter Jonathan Weisman keeps his journalistic priorities in order -- harsh Republican partisanship over the substance of their actual accusations: "President Obama, facing re-energized ...
The Times deemphasized the IRS scandal to focus on how the GOP would try to use it for political advantage: "...Republicans fanned out on the
political talk shows on Sunday to express outrage ...
And Reid should know. Reporter Jonathan Weisman approvingly quotes the ultra-partisan Democratic Senate leader's reaction to a Republican bill that would pay U.S. creditors before funding the ...
New York Times reporter Jonathan Weisman tries his hand at rhyme to build sympathy for sequestration victms in a front-page story. "....many recipients of federal money have replaced prayers of ...
The New York Times and reporter Jonathan Weisman use an arcane tax debate for a lead story on a split in the Republican Party: "Legislation that would force Internet
retailers to collect sales ...
Times reporter Jonathan Weisman is bitter over a Republican sequester victory that will end flight delays caused by FAA furloughs: "The action also brought charges that lawmakers known for ...
This is a news story? Times reporter Jonathan Weisman: "Representative Eric Cantor of
Virginia, the House majority leader, has been trying for months to
remake the image of the Republican ...
The Times is not taking the defeat of gun control very well. Jonathan Weisman: "A wrenching national search for solutions to the violence that left 20
children dead in Newtown, Conn., all but ...
The Times hypes prospects for Obama's gun control: "...eking out the first 60 votes would represent momentum for the
bill’s supporters in the Senate, and an egg-on-the-face moment for those
...
The original online headline to a budget legislation story likely captured what reporters Jonathan Weisman and Annie Lowrey wanted to say: "Plan
That Would Spare Vital Programs Is Expected to ...