Archive for the ‘media bias’ Category
Positively Republican puts it well: The guy accused of extra-marital affairs (and vehemently denies the accusations) drops out to endorse the guy who admits to extra-marital affairs. People immediately jumped all over Cain due to his issues with other women. No one really wants to think about Newt and other women. But it all goes [...]
Tags: all about sex, bill clinton, harassment, herman cain, hillary clinton, media bias, newt, sex, vast rigth-wing conspiracy, women
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No sooner than I point out that in order for broadcast journalism to return to the days of the Cronkites and Reasoners, the companies supporting the industry would have to set their standards higher, MSNBC does just that. Good-bye Keith Olbermann!
Tags: Ethics, keith-olbermann, msnbc
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January 14th, 2011 | 2 Comments
People are talking a lot right now that the vitriol needs to be leveled down a lot. Problem is there are too many people that thrive on it. To me journalism hit the current low when Keith Olbermann went on MSNBC. I think he’s the worst editorialist in the world. The reason, well, just look: [...]
Tags: defamation, keith-olbermann, mark-levin, msnbc, slander, the-view, worst person in the world
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Recently was sent this link: That’s my image, here’s Townhall’s link. Since I was a young boy, I hated NPR. They’ve had a lifelong history of dumbing down content. If they were reporting a war, you heard incessant gun fire in the background. The noises alone drove me away. It just struck me that they [...]
Tags: bias, c-span, cinemax, cnn, Corporation for Public Broadcasting, CPB, darrell issa, defund, dishnet, fox, george soros, good music, hbo, human experience, John Boehner, juan williams, liberal, lyndon-johnson, Media, msnbc, nasa, National Debt, national-public-radio, npr, opera, plays, president johnson, s-band, sirius, soros, symphony, townhall, xm
Posted in Entitlement Programs, Fed Policy, Media, media bias, National Debt | 2 Comments »
September 10th, 2010 | No Comments
This email has been making the rounds according to snopes: This is a heads up regarding Progressive Auto Insurance. You know who they are. They’re the ones with the clever television ads featuring the perky brunette actress all dressed in white. What you might not know is that the chairman of Progressive is Peter Lewis, [...]
Tags: aclu, ACORN, america coming together, armand hammer, bias, boycott, case western reserve, guggenheim, insurance, moveon, occidental petroleum, peter lewis, princeton, Progressive, SEIU, snopes, soros
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The Senate passed the finance reform package. They’re sending it to Congress. It’ll pass. It’s 2,300 pages. It’s 390,000 words. When I asked a finance person what the impact would be on my personal bank, and my investments, he said “very little, if any”. Obama’s advice was a little more direct: “Unless your business model [...]
Tags: bilking, boehner, cutting corners, finance, obama, pelosi, reform, reid, Senate, socialism, socialist, too big to fail
Posted in Fed Policy, media bias, National Debt | 1 Comment »
Strom Thurmond, Foe of Integration, Dies at 100 And: Robert C. Byrd, a Pillar of the Senate, Dies at 92 Both opposed civil rights initially. Both converted to support civil rights. One was an outspoken member of the Ku Klux Klan. One was not. Wanna guess which was which? Oh, and one died a Democrat, [...]
Tags: adam clymer, bob byrd, civil rights, democrat, foe, integration, kkk, ku-klux-klan, media bias, new-york-times, pillar, republican, Robert-Byrd, senator, strom, thurmond
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This is precious. I displayed my prophecy skills adeptly a couple of days ago in predicting General McChrystal’s departure. OK, the whole country did too. What I don’t think too many people did was predict the replacement. Here’s a discussion Obama had with Petraeus in 2007: He opposed everything Pestraeus was wanting to do. [...]
Tags: betray us, feingold, mcchrystal, moveon, obama, pelosi, petraeus, speaker-of-the-house
Posted in media bias, National Security | 1 Comment »
That’s the AP headline this morning. AP Impact: US-Mexico border isn’t so dangerous MEXICO CITY — It’s one of the safest parts of America, and it’s getting safer. It’s the U.S.-Mexico border, and even as politicians say more federal troops are needed to fight rising violence, government data obtained by The Associated Press show it [...]
Tags: Arkansas, baltimore, border, california, cartel, charleston, crime, Derechos Humanos, detroit, drugs, florida, Isabel Garcia, las-vegas, little rock, Martha Mendoza, Maryland, memphis, mexico, mexico city, miami, michigan, murder, nashville, Nevada, nuevo leon, orlando, safe, south-carolina, stockton, Tennessee, united states, violence
Posted in Border Control, media bias | 2 Comments »
January 28th, 2010 | 2 Comments
This weekend there was a rally in Washington, DC. It was a pro-life rally. There was also a counter-protest of abortion supporters. CNN reported: According to Rick Sanchez, both sides were represented. He couldn’t really tell which side was best represented. He was standing in a crowd of about 300,000 pro-lifers and a couple of [...]
Tags: abortion, bias, cnn, pro-life, ricj sanchez, right to life
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