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Hillary Clinton’s Poll Numbers Plummet, Will Media Report It
Poll fixation by the media has been a frequent topic of discussion for conservatives as the press have focused ad nauseum on the falling approval numbers of President Bush the past couple of years. With that in mind, will the press show equal interest in a study just released by the Gallup Organization identifying Hillary Clinton’s favorability rating plummeting an astounding thirteen percentage…
Green Issues Are the Place to Be
Global warming goes glossy as magazines turn up heat on business with environmental ideas.
Lefties Scorn Bush As 'Mourner-In-Chief,' But to ABC, Clinton Was 'Cha
Over at the Huffington Post's Eat the Press blog, Jason Linkins objected Tuesday night to MSNBC's description of President Bush as "mourner-in-chief," demanding they stop because "It's emo and it's weird." Linkins admitted MSNBC was not the first to use this terminology. But perhaps liberals forget that the network news people employed it with Bill Clinton, too. In fact, on the July 25, 1996…
Green Day(s) All Year 'Round
Media uncritically report on climate change rallies, protests and concerts without pausing to count the cost to businesses and individuals.
So Simple, Even a Journalist Can Do It
I've roundly criticized ABC's Brian Ross for his blatant falsehoods
regarding the "assault weapons" ban provision of the 1994 Crime Bill,
but it appears that not only has ABC News refused to retract these
false claims, it appears that the lie is spreading among other members
of the ignorati.
Enter one of the least, shall we say, "mentally agile" disciples of this profession at MSNBC.
Ian…
More 'Stagnant Wages' Myth-Busting, Courtesy of the Bureau of Labor St
From the Bureau of Labor Statistics' Real Earnings News Release yesterday:
Average weekly earnings rose by 4.4 percent, seasonally adjusted, from March 2006 to March 2007. After deflation by the CPI-W, average weekly earnings increased by 1.6 percent.
And here's one for Paul "the rich are getting it all" Krugman of the New York Times -- Note who is being surveyed when these numbers are…
NY Mag: Global Warming Cure Depends on ‘Fat, Spoiled 21st-Century Am
A few weeks ago as the world awaited the release of the most recent report from the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, some well-known scientists were quoted as saying that the media’s sensationalistic coverage of the issue was interfering with a reasoned discussion on the topic. Their thinking was that the more the press and Hollywoodans suggest that the problem is so…