Wednesday, October 21, 2009

State Media

While Obama is attempting to use the bully pulpit to “marginalize” FNC he is also holding secret briefings with the MSNBC hosts who are, shall we way, most committed to the cause?

Monday, October 12, 2009

Personally, I think they got it right the first time

CNN is battling charges that they are actually promoting their bias with a new ad plugging Anderson Cooper’s show. Steve Krakauer at Mediaite has the story.

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

WaPo editorial writer gives Alan Grayson a pass

Sunday, September 27, 2009

Cooper guest casts judgment on Sparkman case

“We’re being very cautious about what we’re reporting on this and what we’re saying,” said Anderson Cooper on Friday night about the death of U.S. Census worker Bill Sparkman.  Only here’s the thing: He’s not being cautious at all. In fact, he allowed a guest to ramble on for two minutes about the probably that the gruesome deed was done by an anti-government extremist; a conclusion that is looking increasingly unlikely, by the way.

Monday, September 21, 2009

This is sad ...

How on Earth did this woman get her own show?

John Bolton: Obama “Above All That Patriotism”

Sunday, September 20, 2009

More on that CNN attack ad against Fox News

It would have been better if CNN didn’t cover last week’s tea party in Washington, DC.

CNN attacks Fox over tea party claim

CNN is actually running an attack ad against Fox News for a claim it made in a recent advertisment of it’s own ...

Thursday, September 17, 2009

Politico Looks Into the Right’s Successful Attacks

Divide between right, mainstream media: “The right-wing media’s single-minded focus on a handful of targets over the past months and its success in pushing those stories into the mainstream have underscored the sharp divide between traditional news organizations and the bloggers and talk show hosts aggressively pursuing an ideological agenda on-line and on TV and radio.”

Monday, September 14, 2009

CNN: Network of Democrat Viewers

CNN has done what it can to market itself as the middle-of-the-road cable network; not “rightwing” like Fox News, not “leftwing” like MSNBC. No Bias, No Bull and all that.