PBS Puts On Gay Lefty Andrew Sullivan To Make 'Conservative' Case for

On Friday night, the PBS news show "Now" wrapped up its last show before the election by bringing on so-called "conservative" blogger Andrew Sullivan to explain why he’s telling everyone to vote Democrat. Apparently, voting Democrat is the right way to get low taxes, small government, and a competent defense. What? That’s odd, considering the show began by quoting this "conservative iconoclast"…

The Media's Long History of Distortion

Matthews: 'I'm Smiling Because I Think It's Going To Be a Wipe-Out

Chris Matthews just couldn't wipe that grin off his face.  Interviewing him on this morning's 'Today,' Meredith Vieira began by suggesting that despite the tough electoral environment for Republicans, polls over the weekend were showing movement in their direction. She started to pose a question, but so distracting was Matthews' mugging that she couldn't continue, asking instead "why are you…

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No November Surprise: Matthews Says Saddam Verdict Helps Dems

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N.O. Saints QB Drew Brees Tells Mom: I Don't Endorse Your Campaign

Oh No, Massa! N.Y. Democrat Candidate Faced with Foley-Style Problem

'Dowd' Jones Hits New Low: Cheney-Rumsfeld Like Haggard-Hooker

Karmic balance? The Dow Jones hits a new high. The 'Dowd' Jones hits a new low. In her pay-to-read column this morning, Maureen Dowd of the New York Times analogizes the relationship of Vice-President Cheney and Defense Secretary Rumsfeld to that of preacher Ted Haggard and a male prostitute.Setting the titillating tone with her headline, "A Wartime Love Story", Dowd writes:At the heart of…

Bozell: Why Isn't TV Sleaze a Campaign Issue