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What Me, Worry? For Dowd, Radical Islamist 'Threat' Worthy Only of Sca

There is only one conclusion that can be drawn from her column of this morning: Maureen Dowd does not take seriously the threat to our security and civilization that radical Islam poses.The putative focus of New Themes for the Same Old Songs [subscription required] was a two-for-one snipe at W and Katie Couric. Straining to find some kind of parallel between the two on the occasion of Couric's…

Couric's Unintended Candor: US Didn't Launch War on Terror Till

In the coming hours and days, my colleagues at MRC and NewsBusters are sure to provide comprehensive, in-depth analysis of Katie Couric's debut this evening as the anchor of the CBS Evening News. From the opening segment, whose message was that things are worse in Afghanistan than you realize, to an interview with MSM foreign policy fave Thomas Friedman decrying tax cuts, to anti-McDonald's…

MSNBC's Kayyem: Terrorism 'Analyst' or Liberal Advocate

Sy Hersh: Winner, 2006 Al-Qaeda Prize for Sympathetic Journalism

Pinkerton: Dem 'ACLU Vision of Security' Can Make GOP Look Good

Campbell's Unintentional Election Advice: 'Pick the Ones Who Look Toug

The ostensible topic was the NFL fantasy-league draft that members of the Today show crew recently conducted.  But in sharing her strategy for making draft picks, Campbell Brown might have unintentionally offered hope to Republicans looking nervously to November and beyond.Campbell admitted to weekend co-host Lester Holt that she knows little about football.  So in making her picks, Brown said…

Rich Tips Next MSM Bush-Bashing Milestone: When Iraq Death Toll Equals

$81/Hr: Globe Columnist Ignores US Automakers' Union-Wage Bind

Olbermann Plays the 'Fascist' Card Again

Do you remember the scene in The Naked Gun where Leslie Nielsen, as police detective Frank Drebin, pretends to be a major league baseball umpire in order to be able to search the players to see who might be the assassin?

'Today': No Democrat Supports Retreat on Terror

Olbermann: Bush Administration 'A New Type of Fascism

No Place to Hide: MSNBC Works Bush-Bashing Into Baseball Article

Bush supporters who think that the MSM's sports pages might offer a respite from Bush-bashing should think again.  MSNBC managed to slip a sneak attack on the president into a seemingly innocuous article on the recent collapse of the Boston Red Sox.Wrote MSNBC contributor Bob Cook, criticizing Sox General Manager Theo Epstein [pictured here]: "Epstein might be better [sic] keeping his mouth shut…

NPR Blasts Public Broadcasting -- When It's Anti-Castro