With its frequent overt bias, NPR’s weekend media show On the Media makes NPR’s news magazine shows like Morning Edition appear thoroughly objective by comparison. It is so hopeles…
Posted on 25 May 2013
With its frequent overt bias, NPR’s weekend media show On the Media makes NPR’s news magazine shows like Morning Edition appear thoroughly objective by comparison. It is so hopeles…
Posted on 25 May 2013
Not a syllable Friday or Saturday night on ABC, CBS or NBC about any of the several Obama scandals, but on Saturday night ABC’s World News trumpeted President Obama’s role as &ldqu…
Posted on 25 May 2013
Back in September far left radio host Tavis Smiley criticized Barack Obama on his awful unemployment record. Obama is the worst jobs president since the Great Depression. He didn’t expect this… Radio host Tavis Smiley told his audience yesterday that … Continue reading →
Posted on 25 May 2013
Code Pink’s Media Benjamin managed to break into another presidential event on Thursday, namely Barack Obama’s speech at the National Defense University. The topic was “U.S. Counterterrorism Strategy,” meaning that the administration’s aversion to the T-word seems to be diminishing as the damaging scandal-related news continues to pour in.
Readers will see that Benjamin was relatively civil towards Obama. In fact, Kathleen Hennessey and Christi Parsons at the Los Angeles Times wrote the following: “Rather than dismiss Benjamin as a heckler, the president engaged her, asking her to let him explain but also pausing to listen as she continued to talk while security closed in around her.” That behavior is in direct contrast to how she behaved last decade during the Bush administration — something never mentioned in any coverage of Thursday’s speech I found. The full exchange with Obama followed by a recounting of what made Benjamin an overnight sensation in Sepetmber 2002, follow the jump.
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On Friday Guy Cecil and the DSCC sent out a fundraising letter claiming Tea Party activists were carrying Nazi symbols at the IRS rallies this week. According to the DSCC fundraising letter: “At one Tea Party rally this week, mobs … Continue reading →
Posted on 25 May 2013
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Propaganda posters finally get deserved professional criticism, even if it’s only from a comedian at Cracked.com:Using a single drawing and a few sentences of text–the same raw material used to…
Posted on 25 May 2013
Democrats and the DSCC sent out this letter Friday asking for donations and warning about the dreaded Tea Party. But it was all a lie. According to the fundraising letter: “At one Tea Party rally this week, mobs chanted “Waterboard … Continue reading →
Posted on 25 May 2013
The perilously liberal Rolling Stone contributing editor and Buzzfeed reporter Michael Hastings on Saturday accused MSNBC analyst Perry Bacon Jr. of echoing “talking points from the White House.”
Such occurred on MSNBC’s Up during a discussion about President Obama’s recent national security speech (video follows with transcript and commentary):
Posted on 25 May 2013
Occasionally, we sometimes hear from people who believe that liberal media bias isn’t really that big of an issue because most people don’t really trust reporters to tell the truth…
Posted on 25 May 2013
In Thursday and Friday posts at the “Politico 44: A Living Diary of the Obama Presidency,” Jennifer Epstein relayed the announcement that President Barack Obama has nominated Victoria Nuland as the next assistant secretary of state for European and Eurasian affairs.
In other words, the President is defiantly giving the person who was integrally involved in altering the Benghazi talking points until they bore no resemblance to what really happened a promotion. In her first item, Epstein acted as if Republicans are the only ones who might have a problem with this. In her second item, she found two usual-suspect GOP senators who said they’d be okay being walked over. Excerpts follow the jump.
Posted on 25 May 2013
A French soldier on patrol in Paris has been stabbed in the throat by a man believed to be of North-African origin. The attack occurred in the district of La Défense. (La Parisian) Reuters reported: A French soldier patrolling a … Continue reading →
Posted on 25 May 2013
If you have any lingering doubts about which way MSNBC “leans,” you don’t need to look any farther than the cable channel’s coverage of President Obama’s speech on Thursday regarding foreign relations and national security.
At times, it seemed that each MSNBC host or contributor was trying to outdo the other with fawning cheers over the latest address from the Democratic occupant of the White House, ranging from “momentous” to “remarkable.”
Posted on 25 May 2013
Day in the Life of Joe Republican (The Prog-Off Workshop)
PROG OFF
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If the text below were to be posted on the People’s Cube without an introduction, it could easily pass as a prog-on spoof of liberal absurdities. Hence this prog-off intro. Let’s make it part of our People’s Cube workshop on the subject of buttals and rebuttals.
This story has been floating around the progosphere since 2004. Attributed to John Gray of Cincinnati, Ohio, it was later popularized on Thom Hartman’s radio show and posted on YouTube. I learned of it after it had been inserted, in its entirety, into a comment under my recent essay on Prog Chauvinism at FrontPage Mag (soon to be posted on the Cube). Meant to refute my points about the prog-assault on the rest of us “for our own good,” it actually serves as an illustration to these points.
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The “story” about Joe Republican may be nine years old, but it still regularly appears in various prog-blogs, posted by studious proggers, who must like it because it perfectly captures the proggish zeitgeist, or proggeist for short. As such, it deserves our attention.
Proggeist generally results in acting like an immature, frightened child, who cries for state control to protect him from what he doesn’t understand in this world. Without such control, the world would be filled with all kinds of scary things and products that must somehow grow by themselves like weeds, and so they need to be organized, cultivated, and harvested by the government.
Marxists (and every garden-variety prog with them) like to refer to their outlook as “historically optimistic” because they believe in an inevitable “progress” of humanity towards the collectivist utopia.
In reality, however, their beliefs end up with the notion that …
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Doctor Utopia: IRS Destroyed Occupy Wall Street
IN THE NEWS The Current Truth Network, Washington D.C. — In a rare public appearance, the head of the Karl Marx Treatment Center, the extraordinary Doctor Utopia, confirmed today that the wrongdoing on the part of the IRS due to the conflicted policies it has had to interpret and labor under, stemming from the partisan political Supreme Court finding of the Citizen’s United case, did in fact result in many other groups than just Right Wing groups being targeted.
“It is simply flat out wrong to say that only Right Wing groups were targeted by the IRS,” he stated.
“The IRS destroyed the Occupy Wall Street movement and several other nascent democratic groups whose purposes were to foster democracy and self-government. The vast Right Wing conspiracy would use this simple short circuit in the system as if a crisis to be used against our government. The simple fact is, it proves we need more stronger government in order to better serve the people.”
Learn more at THE CURRENT TRUTH Network.
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Posted on 25 May 2013
Their car may have been torched last night – But that doesn’t mean they won’t get a ticket today. Car owners whose auto was torched during immigrant rioting aren’t getting sympathy from local officials… They’re getting tickets. The police chose … Continue reading →
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“Liberal media bias is an old complaint,” the Wall Street Journal’s James Taranto noted in his “Best of the Web Today” column this past Monday on responses to the…
Posted on 25 May 2013
Group of Swedish vigilantes on night patrol May 24. (FriaTider) Immigrant rioting continued for the sixth night on Friday. FriaTider reported: Faced by another night of terror at the hands of predominantly immigrant rioters, Swedes grown tired of the police’s … Continue reading →
Posted on 25 May 2013
Tina Brown’s Daily Beast knows how to rally around Obama and dismiss the IRS scandal. They posted an article headlined “Former NPR CEO Ken Stern: The IRS Had the Right Idea.” In other words, State-Subsidized Media Vet Sounds Like State-Run Media.
Stern, dumped in 2008 after 18 months as NPR’s CEO, argued the IRS is way too toothless with nonprofits: “In the haste to trigger the next administration-crippling ‘gate,’ these analyses have largely ignored one of the most surprising aspects of this entire episode — that the IRS was actually trying to do its job.”
Posted on 25 May 2013
Jay Leno continued his humorous attacks on the White House Friday.
In a series of opening monologue jokes targeting Barack Obama, the NBC Tonight Show host said of the terrorist detention ce…
Posted on 25 May 2013
Fox News senior White House correspondent Ed Henry said Friday that when he used to grill George W. Bush press secretaries Dana Perino and the late Tony Snow when he was working for CNN, his colleagues cheered him on in private.
“Then when I was at Fox covering the Obama administration,” he told conservative radio host Laura Ingraham, “it can get a little bit lonely sometimes” (video follows with transcript and commentary):
Posted on 25 May 2013
MSNBC anchors have itching for fresh federal gun control legislation long before the Newtown shooting last December, but the network went into overdrive with the push and hasn’t looked back. Although the president’s push for gun control is on the administration’s back burner at the moment, the network is still feverishly seeking to keep gun control at the forefront of the national discussion, even and especially if it means using kids as props to do so.
Take Thomas Roberts, who on the May 24 edition of his 11 a.m. MSNBC Live program interviewed 7-year old Myles Nelson who imaginatively “came up with an idea for using chocolate bullets instead of real ones in the aftermath of the Newtown shooting.”
Posted on 25 May 2013
On Friday’s Mark Levin Show: Mark talked about Attorney General Eric Holder’s testimony to the Judiciary Committee regarding the Associated Press. Mark pointed out that Holder lied when he said he didn’t know about Justice targeting journalists. Now we know … Continue reading →
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Islamist Michael Adebolajo butchered a British soldier in the street on Wednesday. British Secret Service M15 reportedly offered bloody killer Michael Adebolajo a job six months ago. The BBC reported, via Atlas Shrugs: MI5 asked Woolwich murder suspect Michael Adebolajo … Continue reading →
Posted on 25 May 2013
Immigrant rioting continued in Sweden last night, a country where 15 percent of the population is now foreign born. A car set on fire burns, following riots in the Stockholm suburb of Kista late May 21, 2013, in this picture … Continue reading →