Kyle Smith of the New York Post does a great job of destroying the New York Times’ explanation for why it did not cover the Van Jones story. It is available here. Â The NYT argued it didn’t have the people in the Washington Bureau due to the Labor Day holiday. Â Then it argued Van [...]
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Obamessiah Upset All of the Media Are Not His Supporters
Wednesday, 17 June 2009
It seems that the Messiah is upset that all of the Old Media are not backing him 100%. Â The excellent site Newsbusters.org has the story here.
How dare Fox News cover Obamessiah critically. Â Do they think they are journalists rather than cheerleaders?
If only Fox News would do want the Obamessiah wants, abandon journalism like their colleagues [...]
A Tale of Two Shootings
Thursday, 11 June 2009
The shooting of a security guard at the Holocaust Memorial on June 10 was a vile and disgusting act. Its perpetrator, if he survives, deserves to be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
Old Media coverage of the shooting has been extensive. The gunman was the Left’s favorite villain: a white supremacist. [...]
Media’s Obamalove Confirmed Once Again
Tuesday, 12 May 2009
Datum point after datum point. The American media’s obamalove needs to be documented, and it is, thanks to the good folks at Media Research Center and Newsbusters.org.
Some of the key findings:
Obama’s first 100 days were defined by massive spending, aggressive intervention in the private sector and proposals for a huge expansion of the federal [...]
Bill Whittle Documents the Tremendous Costs of Media Bias
Monday, 20 April 2009
Bill Whittle of Pajamas TV and Big Hollywood documents the tremendous cost of media bias on American politics. His video is available here. Â Please view it.
Whittle has accomplished a tremendous task. Â He documents not only the bias of CNN reporters like Susan Roesgen’s hateful and partisan attack on the Tea Party protesters in Chicago [...]
Confirmation of What We Already Knew
Tuesday, 31 March 2009
Newsbusters today reports that the New York Times killed an October 2008Â investigative story on the relationship between ACORN (Associations of Community for Reform Now) and the Obama campaign because it was a “game changer.”
According to election fraud lawyer Heather Heidelbaugh, The New York Times decided suddenly to drop all efforts last October to publish [...]
The BOmedia: When the President and the Press Are One
Thursday, 29 January 2009
One of the reasons why Orwell is so great is that he created so many words which captured central but thus far discrete political concepts, such as thoughtcrime, thoughtpolice, and doublethink.
Tuesday’s report at Politico.com revealed that Obama’s chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel, conducts daily conference calls with major players in the Old Media–CNN’s Paul Begala [...]
President-Elect Messiah Only Takes Easy Questions
Wednesday, 17 December 2008
Yesterday, President-Elect Messiah refused to answer a question on Rahm Emanuel’s relationship with corrupt Illinois Governor Blago. The question came from Chicago Tribune reporter John McCormick. President-Elect Messiah told McCormick not to waste his question on that issue. Why can’t McCormick be like the reporters at The Washington Post or New York Times or CNN, [...]
Another Scandal, Another Round of “Name That Party”
Wednesday, 10 December 2008
When Republicans fall into a scandal, the media have no trouble “naming that party.” The individual is prominently named as a Republican by the media. Time and time again.
Now with the Democrats, it is different. The Democrats are loath to mention Party affiliation. So when the Democratic Governor of Illinois, Rod Blagojevich, is arrested for [...]
One Member of Old Media Discovers Bias (Until the Next Time)
Monday, 24 November 2008
Time magazine’s Mark Halperin announces that the Old Media were biased during the 2008 presidential campaign. Warner Todd Huston has the story here. Halperin remarked: “It was extreme bias, extreme pro-Obama coverage.” His remarks might have been worth something had he made them during the campaign.
I have the sense that many Old Media types are [...]
