Sympathy for 'the Devil': Anna Wintour 'an Engaged Politico and Valuab

The New York Times went full Hollywood on the front of Sunday Styles. Jeremy Peters, a political-media reporter for the paper, profiled the imperious fashionista Anna Wintour as "an engaged politico and valuable asset to President Obama and his re-election effort." Wintour, the inspiration for the book and movie The Devil Wears Prada, raised her profile when she released a much-mocked fund-…
Clay Waters
June 19th, 2012 2:52 PM

Jon Stewart Slams Romney as 'Rich' While Being Mum on His Own Wealth

One of Jon Stewart's favorite targets these days is GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney, whom the Comedy Central host has called a “multi, multi,multi, multi-millionaire” while carefully avoiding the fact that he too is considered to be very wealthy. Perhaps Stewart's harshest criticism of the former Massachusetts governor came on January 24 when he asked:
Randy Hall
June 19th, 2012 1:44 PM

MSNBC's Selectively Edited Romney Video, Andrea Mitchell's Non-Apology

Barack Obama’s adoring cheerleaders at NBC are back in the editing room distorting the truth, and, not surprisingly, Andrea Mitchell has the gall to make no apologies for it. First it was their vile attempt to make George Zimmerman sound like a racist to gin up racial conflict, and now they’ve set their sights on Mitt Romney who they’re desperately trying to paint as an out-of-touch, silver…
Brent Bozell
June 19th, 2012 1:41 PM

Critics Still Consider ‘Girls’ Irresistible

After ten awkward and unpleasant episodes, the first season of HBO’s critically acclaimed show ‘Girls’ has mercifully come to an end. Each week upped the ante with graphic sex, inappropriate innuendo, frequent depictions of masturbation, and even a golden shower. Basically what we’ve come to expect from premium cable networks. The season finale was no exception. In her weekly recap, Crystal…
Ryan Robertson
June 19th, 2012 1:34 PM

Painful to Watch: MSNBC Anchor Doesn't Get How Partisan Breakdown Matt

Apparently MSNBC's Thomas Roberts doesn't seem to get the importance of knowing the partisan breakdown of a poll's respondents to assessing that polls reliability. In the midst of a segment centered around President Obama's quasi-amnesty-by-fiat policy announced last week, token conservative panelist J.P. Freire poured cold water on a new Bloomberg poll that shows 64 percent of Americans…
Ken Shepherd
June 19th, 2012 1:05 PM

ABC Zeroes in on Rubio: 'You were Baptized in the Mormon Church?'; Gus

ABC offered rising Republican Marco Rubio an extended interview for Monday's Nightline, but pressed the Senator on briefly attending a Mormon church as a child and on a misstatement over when his parents left Cuba. In contrast, the same network and show gushed over Barack Obama in 2008, thrilling that his rallies were like "Springsteen concerts." Reporter David Muir on Monday highlighted…
Scott Whitlock
June 19th, 2012 12:58 PM

Geraldo: Daily Caller Scribe's Incivility Akin to 'Interrupting Lincol

Move over, Obama Boy -- you've got serious competition from Geraldo Rivera. Talking with GOP Rep. Allen West on his WABC radio show yesterday, Rivera made a fawningly inane analogy to describe Daily Caller reporter Neil Munro's unmitigated gall in attempting to ask questions at a presidential news conference (audio) --
Jack Coleman
June 19th, 2012 12:51 PM

Rolling Stone Writer Claims Demand for Fast & Furious Documents Due to

Remember all the cries in the past for governmental transparency by the "progressive" media? Well, when it comes to the Department of Justice lack of transparency in refusing to turn over documents related to Operation Fast and Furious, Rolling Stone writer Jillian Rayfield excuses it away by claiming that the demand is really due to a GOP 'war' on Eric Holder: A big part of the show is…
P.J. Gladnick
June 19th, 2012 12:38 PM

Pity President Obama as Passive Victim of Circumstance, Suggests NYTim

For such a historic figure, Barack Obama sure doesn't have much influence on the world. That's the theme of reporter Peter Baker's front-page "news analysis" for Monday's New York Times, portraying the president as a passive victim of world events spinning unluckily out of his control: "Obama's Focus on Re-election Faces World of Complications." For Barack Obama, a president who set out to…
Clay Waters
June 19th, 2012 11:56 AM

CNN: Elephant Poaching a 'Tragedy Beyond Reckoning

Elephants are one of nature’s most popular creatures. And one of its most protected. The ivory trade has been outlawed for many decades. Yet, a recent CNN guest column claimed that renewed poaching to feed an illegal Asian ivory market (along with more run-of-the-mill lefty environmental threats) is “a tragedy beyond reckoning.” The hyperbolic June 15 article that said saving the elephant is…
Scott Robbins
June 19th, 2012 11:32 AM

Liberal Critics Still Consider ‘Girls’ Irresistible

Despite its ugliness, HBO show still getting praise.
Ryan Robertson
June 19th, 2012 11:31 AM

Even NBC's Donny Deutsch Doesn't See Racism in Obama Interruption

During a panel discussion on Tuesday's NBC Today about President Obama being interrupted by a reporter during a Friday speech on immigration, even liberal pundit Donny Deutsch didn't buy veteran newsman Sam Donaldson claiming the incident was racially motivated: "Sam Donaldson in response said he thought that some of this was racially driven....I didn't see that..." Fellow panelist and Today…
Kyle Drennen
June 19th, 2012 11:14 AM

Lawrence O'Donnell Mocks Ann Romney for Riding Horses to Combat Multip

With each passing day, the Obama-loving media stoop to new lows in attacking the presumptive Republican presidential nominee and his family. On MSNBC's The Last Word Monday, host Lawrence O'Donnell mocked Ann Romney for having the nerve to combat her multiple sclerosis by riding horses (video follows with transcript and commentary):
Noel Sheppard
June 19th, 2012 10:55 AM

Open Thread: Obama Forgets His First Year

Every president when running for reelection comes up with very specific metrics to tout his success. Barack Obama seems to be doing so in a very unusual fashion--completely ignoring the first one-third of his presidency and focusing only on the last two-thirds. Why? Byron York takes a look:
Matthew Sheffield
June 19th, 2012 9:47 AM