Hume Marvels at How Papers Buried Kerry Story, Cites ABC Quote Highlig

“The John Kerry flap may have been the major political story yesterday, and even today,” Brit Hume accurately noted in his Wednesday “Grapevine” segment since, indeed, the ABC, CBS and NBC evening newscasts led with it both Tuesday and Wednesday night. But he observed, “you might not have known that from the newspaper coverage. Not a single front-page headline in the New York Times, Washington…
Brent Baker

LA Times Muffles Kerry Remarks

Dave Pierre

CNN Regurgitates Democrat Talking Points on Iraq and Kerry Comments

Scott Whitlock

Then and Now, Media Sing Along to Dems' Election Song: 'No Tax Cuts

The declining deficit has proven tax cuts don't cause a deficit rise. But the media can't hear that above the Democratic election chorus.
Amy Menefee

FNC's Buttner: Economy's Doing Well Despite Media Hype to the Contrary

Ken Shepherd

ABC's Gibson Discusses Media Bias on 'The View,' Behar Rants Against t

ABC World News anchor Charles Gibson visited the ladies of The View Wednesday morning to discuss a range of topics, from next week’s midterm election and John Kerry’s controversial remark to liberal media bias. Gibson argued that the controversy surrounding Senator Kerry’s recent statement that those who fail to make use of their education will end up "stuck in Iraq," was in reference to…
Megan McCormack

CBS Fearful Kerry Comments Will Mobilize GOP Base

Michael Rule

CNN Is All Wet When It Comes to Economy

Drip, drip, drip of economic coverage used to attack conservatives, business.
Dan Gainor

Troops Are Stupid? Remember 'Comedian' Richard Belzer

Tim Graham

USA Today Hypes Inflation, Downplays Wage Growth

Ken Shepherd

Then and Now, Media Sing Along to Dems' Election Song: 'No Tax Cuts

BMI Staff

USA Today Pumps Up Inflation Fears, Downplays Strong Wage Growth

But even a liberal pundit quoted in cover story admits middle class better off now than years ago.
Ken Shepherd

More Republicans Use the Internet Than Democrats

Despite the fact that former Vice President Al Gore invented the information superhighway, Market Wire reported Wednesday that more Republicans use the Internet than Democrats (hat tip to Drudge): “Nielsen//NetRatings (NASDAQ: NTRT), a global leader in Internet media and market research, announced today that 36.6 percent of U.S. adults online are Republicans, 30.8 percent are Democrats and 17.3…
Noel Sheppard

NY Times Richard Berke Bashes 'Mean-Spirited' Bloggers

Clay Waters