SundayReview

Wisdom From Rosenthal's Sunday Review: 'Romney's Meticulously Cultivated Whiteness'

Mon, 16 Jan 2012 20:13:00 +0000

Contributor Lee Siegel: "Mitt Romney is the whitest white man to run for president in recent memory....He knows that he offers to these people the white solution to the problem of a black president."

Clay Waters

The New York Times' drift into hard-left, race-baiting opinionizing in the Sunday Review section continues apace under editor Andrew Rosenthal, as previously documented at Times Watch.

Your Weekly Out-of-Nowhere Reagan-Bashing, Courtesy of the Sunday Review

Mon, 21 Nov 2011 18:44:00 +0000

Former poet laureate Robert Hass claims police brutality, then explains how it's all Reagan's fault: "Another of the contingencies that came to my mind was a moment 30 years ago when Ronald Reagan's administration made it a priority to see to it that people like themselves, the talented, hardworking people who ran the country, got to keep the money they earned. Roosevelt's New Deal had to be undealt once and for all."

Clay Waters

Former poet laureate Robert Hass participated in the "Occupy Cal" campout at the University of California at Berkeley a couple of weeks ago – and in the latest example of knee-jerk left-wing Reagan-bashing in the Times Sunday Review: 'Poet-Bashing Police.'

NYTimes Sunday Review: Reagan 'the Archangel of American Spiritualized Greed'

Wed, 16 Nov 2011 23:27:00 +0000

Clay Waters

The New York Times Sunday Review resembles the hard-left New York Review of Books more and more with every passing week. Formerly the Week in Review, the revamped Sunday Review is lighter on news analysis from liberal Times reporters and heavier on outside essays, often with a hard-left outlook.