'Déjà Pivot': MSNBC Host Calls Out Obama On His Repetitive Pivots On

Yesterday, President Obama gave another warmed-over version of the same economic policy speech that’s been given for the past five years at Knox College in Illinois.  He saved the automobile industry.  He’s overseeing an economic recovery.  Republicans are intransigent. And he’s the best person to ever breathe oxygen on this planet. Yada, yada, yada.  Now with polls showing a record number of…
Matt Vespa
July 25th, 2013 9:05 AM

Consumed by Royal Baby Watch, Nets Ignore Violent Jihad Against Mid-Ea

ABC, CBS, NBC talked pregnancy 110 times; never mentioned escalating anti-Christian violence.
Matt Philbin
July 25th, 2013 8:48 AM

TV Guide Celebrates Joy Behar and Her '16 Seasons of Fabulous Sass

TV Guide magazine celebrated Joy Behar’s grating career on The View (and not Elisabeth Hasselbeck’s) with a Behar interview by Michael Logan which began: “So what? Who cares? We do! On August 9, Joy Behar checks out of ABC’s The View after 16 seasons of fabulous sass and unapologetically leftist commentary.” Logan wanted Joy's take on her most "memorable moments," like savaging John McCain in…
Tim Graham
July 25th, 2013 7:36 AM

Not News: Biden's Niece Voted in New Hampshire in 2012 Using Dem State

If a relative of GOP Vice Presidential candidate Paul Ryan had done what Joe Biden's niece Alana Biden appears to have done in the November 2012 election in New Hampshire, i.e., casting her ballot in a swing state where she doesn't really reside, establishment press coverage would be intense. But as of now, it's a virtual secret outside of the Granite State, and it certainly hasn't penetrated…
Tom Blumer
July 25th, 2013 12:48 AM

CNN Touts 'Incredibly Politically Sophisticated' Huma Abedin Learning

On Tuesday and Wednesday, CNN followed NBC's narrative of connecting Huma Abedin to her "mentor" Hillary Clinton in dealing with husbands' sex scandals. CNN repeatedly made the connection in a positive light, touting Abedin as "incredibly politically sophisticated," "intelligent," and "discerning" from her years working for Clinton. CNN insisted that Abedin would use the Clinton "playbook"…
Matt Hadro
July 24th, 2013 11:31 PM

AP Refuses to Name Already-Known Weiner Sexting Partner Who 'Just So H

A very misleading sentence appeared in David Caruso's story this evening at the Associated Press about Nik Richie, the blogger who broke the story of disgraced former congressman and now-New York City mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner's latest sexting escapade at his "The Dirty" web site. It certainly supports the notion that tagging the wire service with its "the Administration's Press"…
Tom Blumer
July 24th, 2013 10:46 PM

At CNN, Democratic Scandals Are ‘So-Called

Today President Barack Obama criticized Republicans for, among other transgressions, “phony scandals.”  Press secretary Jay Carney’s used the term multiple times this week. It seems Obama’s pals in the media like that theme. On CNN Newsroom’s 2:30 ET segment, anchor Brooke Baldwin:
Mike Bates
July 24th, 2013 8:05 PM

Coulter Column: Unsung Black People

It must be hard for young black males to always be viewed as criminals by people who notice crime statistics. We've jawboned that sad story for 40 years. Last week, President Obama ran it around the block again in another speech about himself in reaction to the George Zimmerman verdict. Let's give that beloved chestnut a rest for a day and consider another way blacks have it harder than whites…
Ann Coulter
July 24th, 2013 6:57 PM

Olbermann on New ESPN Show: 'There's No Such Clause That Said I Could

The New York Times claimed last week that Keith Olbermann was given a new late night show on ESPN2 with the caveat that he not discuss politics. Speaking to reporters at the Television Critics Association's summer press tour Wednesday, Olbermann denied this saying, "There's no such clause that said I could not talk about politics, there is no such clause referring to content about anything…
Noel Sheppard
July 24th, 2013 6:40 PM

Live Action Cites MRC In Their March Against The Media

While the nation's major news media outlets virtually ignored the Kermit Gosnell murder trial, they media fell over themselves to outdo each other in lavishing praise on Texas State Senator Wendy Davis. You will recall that the pro-choice Democrat was hailed for her filibuster of SB 5, an abortion regulation law that bans surgical abortions after 20-weeks into a pregnancy and sets in place…
Matt Vespa
July 24th, 2013 6:10 PM

Daily Beast's Tomasky Rips 'Terrifying' Suggestion That Congress Shoul

Michael Tomasky lambasted House Speaker John Boehner on The Daily Beast Wednesday for Boehner’s recent comment that Republicans should be judged on how many laws they repeal, not how many new ones they pass. The special correspondent summed up his feelings in the article’s sub-headline: "This is unprecedented, irresponsible, and terrifying.” And why was Boehner’s statement “terrifying?”…
Paul Bremmer
July 24th, 2013 5:57 PM

NYT Editorial Calling for Weiner to Quit Mayor's Race Ignores the Pape

In a Tuesday evening editorial, the New York Times called for former Democratic Congressman and current New York City mayoral candidate to withdraw from the race. What the Times failed to acknowledge -- and should have -- is the critical role it has played in enabling his still-alive comeback attempt from the 2011 sexting scandal which led to his resignation. On April 10, the Times published…
Tom Blumer
July 24th, 2013 5:56 PM

Andrew Sullivan: Sexting Shouldn't Exclude Someone From Public Office

I asked my Facebook and Twitter followers Tuesday how liberal media members would save disgraced New York City mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner so he wouldn't have to drop out of the race. Andrew Sullivan certainly did his part in a Wednesday piece titled "Breaking: Man Gets Off Online" wherein he actually wrote, "In this new Internet Age someone has to be the person who makes sexting not an…
Noel Sheppard
July 24th, 2013 5:37 PM

WashPost Bookends ObamaCare Story with Gripes of Liberal Community Col

ObamaCare is a poison pill that has unintended consequences for part-time employees all over the country, including in the Washington Post's backyard. The liberal paper cannot simply ignore such developments, but when it covers such developments, you can be sure it will find ways to spin the story to take blame away from President Obama and direct it towards conservative Republicans. Take…
Ken Shepherd
July 24th, 2013 5:10 PM