It’s an old trick from the left’s playbook: Force an issue on the public and then declare that the conservative reaction is divisive and out-of-bounds.
The Times sees a Republican "stampede to the right" in 2012: "The rightward tilt has consequences for Congress and the Obama
administration as it has hollowed out the center in Congress and made ...
Jackie Calmes once again boosts Obama as a (secret) budget hawk: "...Mr. Obama has come to adopt
most of the major tenets supported by a majority of the commission’s
members, though his ...
Appearing on the February 23 Hannity on Fox News for the weekly
Media Mash segment, Media Research Center president Brent Bozell
exposed the media attempts to downplay high gas prices and ...
Reporter David Lepeska in the Chicago edition of the New York Times: "As anti-Muslim rhetoric rises locally and nationally -- some of it fueled by the presidential campaign...The effect of these ...
Former executive editor Bill Keller on where his paper's liberal streak was most noticable: "...it would probably fall under the realm of social issues, by and large." He then defended the paper's ...
New York Times columnist Charles Blow critcized allegedly anti-gay Twitter posts by CNN commentator Roland Martin, claiming “Twitter claims another casualty.” Apparently Blow learned nothing. ...
Andrew Revkin, former environmental reporter for the Times and strong global warming believer, now finds himself under attack from far-left climate activists for criticizing the conduct of climate ...
Jackie Calmes on Washington Week defends Obama's broken promise on reducing the deficit: "You know, it’s probably the president made that promise in like
February of 2009, just after taking ...
