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Nets Champion “Revolutionary” Bay State Mandated Insurance, Tout N
A day after the Democratic legislature of Massachusetts passed a mandated health insurance plan, and tellingly the day of a front page New York Times story (“Massachusetts Sets Health Plan for Nearly All”) touting the bill which Republican Governor Mitt Romney plans to sign, all three broadcast network evening newscasts led Wednesday by championing the proposal and characterizing it as a…
Public Not Supportive of Couric's Move to Evenings
The American public does not seem to be too thrilled about the prospect of Katie Couric's upcoming move from doing news in the morning at NBC to in the evening at CBS.
In a twist of fate, considering that Couric has reported on polls about politicians for years, a survey commissioned by the Associated Press reveals that most Americans would rather watch her in the morning than in the evenings…
Econ 101: When the Job Market Isnt Free
French protests show students ignorance about a consumer-driven economy.
Mass. Law Requiring Health Insurance Praised in Print
Newspapers leave out critics who foresaw bigger government, socialized medicine.
Rivera Happy that “Dark Lord” DeLay is Gone
Geraldo Rivera, fresh from protecting children from the evils of hunting, decided to let America know how he REALLY feels about former House majority leader Tom DeLay. In the closing moments of the April 4 edition of Geraldo Al Large, Rivera opened the final segment with this monologue: Rivera: "For me, the scariest man in American politics was never the Vice President, however intimidating Dick…