New York Times reporter Michael Shear defends Obama's notorious "You didn't build that" remark: "Last month, the outrage was directed at another Romney ad that
took a few lines from Mr. Obama ...
CNN's media critic Howard Kurtz made the ludicrous assertion that
reporters shouting loaded questions outside of a sacred site in Poland
were still a "model of decorum" compared to Mitt Romney ...
Obama-Care opponents will get angry if the law is upheld, but liberal groups apparently won't if it's overturned. Michael Shear: "Opponents of the law are expecting to offer an outpouring of ...
Given two chances, New York Times reporters Jonathan Weisman
and Michael Shear couldn't identify the universal-health-care backers
Families USA as liberal in their Friday piece on what happens ...
NYT reporter Michael Shear felt the need to kneecap Allen out of the starting gate by
injecting all the old controversies and rumors or racism into the current news
cycle: "Questions about Mr. ...
The New York Times predictably emphasized the "stunning amount" of money
spent during Republican Scott Walker's successful defense of his governor's seat
in Wisconsin (an expensive election ...
The New York Times predictably emphasizes the "stunning amount" of money spent during Scott Walker's successful defense of his governor's seat in Wisconsin (an expensive election held solely ...
The New York Times confessed that Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker's win was a "painful blow" to unions and Democrats, while suggesting his reforms were to blame for the loss of "political civility" in ...
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 ...
Last year a New York Times political reporter praised Obama's hoops knowledge. This year a successful presidential pick made the sports section itself. The headline: "N.C. State, President's Pick, ...
