21 days after Weinergate first broke, the Congressman from NY finally resigned today. For the record – for me, it was never about the sexting or the pics. This was about the false accusations and the sociopathic lying of a man who was elected to hold the public’s trust. That trust was shattered three weeks [...]
Archive for the ‘Media Bias’ Category
Weiner Resigns
Posted: June 17, 2011 in anthony weiner, Congress, Legal, Media, Media Bias, Media Criticism, New York Times, News, People, Politics, State Politics, TechnologyTags: anthony weiner, betty, Congress, ethel, facebook, ginger lee, heckler, howard stern, megan broussard, patterico, pelosi, resignation, twitter, veronica
Schultz Gets Week Unpaid Suspension from MSNBC and an Ass Kicking From His Wife Over Ingraham “Talk Slut” Slur
Posted: May 26, 2011 in Culture, Ed Schultz, Media, Media Bias, MSNBC, News, People, Politics, Protest, UncategorizedTags: ed schultz, laura ingraham, MSNBC, republicans, slutwalk, suspension, talk radio, talk slut, unpaid leave, wife
I think the old gasbag has taken the left’s recent “Slut Walk” campaigns a little too much to heart. See liberals? THIS is why we don’t *embrace* the word slut, no matter what. You think you’re “taking back the word’s power” when all you’re doing is just making it more acceptable for mainstream use. By [...]
YouTube Asked to Remove Video of Left’s Threats Against Palin
Posted: January 17, 2011 in Media, Media Bias, Media Criticism, News, People, Politics, Sarah Palin, TerrorismTags: Arizona, dangerous or illegal act, death threat, Free Speech, giffords, Glenn Beck, governor, hate speech, inflamed rhetoric, Jared Lee Loughner, left wing, liberal hypocrisy, liberals, Palin, privacy, progressives, right-wing media, Rush Limbaugh, Sarah Palin, sheriff clarence dupnik, shooting, Tweet, twitter, violent, vitriol, You Tube, YouTube
Posted at BigJournalism 1/12/2011 Ever since Saturday’s terrible tragedy in Tucson, Arizona, conservatives have endured, to use my colleague Dana Loesch’s words, a massive orchestration of defamation against them. And of all the vitriol that has been hurled around the internet, no other target has sustained more of it than Sarah Palin. Within minutes of [...]
The Soros Media Empire – on Government Steroids?
Posted: December 22, 2010 in Congress, FOX News, George Soros, Legal, Media, Media Bias, Media Matters, Media Reform, Net Neutrality, NPR, People, PolicyTags: Al Sharpton, argo project, FCC, Fox News, free press, FTC, George Orwell, George Soros, government, grants, journalists, Media Matters, media reform, murdoch, net neutrality, newspeak, NPR, Open Society Institute, Progressive, public media, robert mcchesney, Rockefeller, sheila jackson lee, tides, Van Jones
[original post 11/20/2010] The blogosphere is all abuzz over yesterday’s comments from Democratic Senator Jay Rockefeller of West Virginia, in which he opined about the annoyance of today’s cable news television programming. Apparently cable news gets in the way of his desire for American citizens to do nothing but worship our government, rather than challenge [...]
Dear Tides Founder: Why Does Soros Hate the Right?
Posted: December 22, 2010 in George Soros, Media Bias, Media Criticism, People, Politics, September 11, Tea PartyTags: bank of england, Bill O'Reilly, byron williams, currency manipulation, drummond pike, First Amendment, Fox News, Free Speech, george bush, George Orwell, George Soros, Glenn Beck, government media, hate speech, hungarian, Immigration, malaysia, Media Matters, media reform, nazis, neil cavuto, propaganda, public media, racist, right-wing extremist, Russian financial crisis, Tides Foundation
[original post 11/5/2010] Last week, Drummond Pike took his FOX News fight to a whole new level, this time painting all of the right with a scarlet letter. Coincidentally, Salon.com’s Glenn Greenwald had also published a similar piece in much the same vein, only a week prior. In his opinion contribution piece to Politico titled [...]
Rand Paul Protester’s Shady Past: From Beijing Olympics to NY to NOLA
Posted: December 22, 2010 in George Soros, Legal, Media Bias, Media Criticism, News, People, Politics, Tea Party, TerrorismTags: Beijing Olympics, Citibank, debate, environmentalist, Greenpeace, headstomp, Jack Conway, kentucky, Lauren Valle, MoveOn, rainforest action, Rand Paul, Soros, Tim Profitt
[original post 10/27/2010] From the Associated Press/FOX News on Tuesday afternoon: A Rand Paul supporter is apologizing after he was seen on video stepping on a liberal activist’s head. Tim Profitt, a volunteer with the Republican’s U.S. Senate campaign, told The Associated Press on Tuesday that the camera angle made the scuffle Monday night appear [...]
