AP, Politico Overly Sensitive to Perceived Racial Slight of Sotomayor

Might Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Okla.) have some "'splainin' to do" about racial insensitivity? Both Associated Press editor Michael Giarrusso and Politico's Glenn Thrush raised the question in blog posts filed this morning. Shortly before noon, Giarrusso noted that "Sen. Tom Coburn evoked a 1950s TV show in a quip responding to Sonia Sotomayor’s scenario about what he might do if she -- hypothetically…
Ken Shepherd

Liberals pass the bills, ordinary voters pay them

Media support spiraling cost of Obama's goal to remake America.
Dan Gainor

Pre-Marital Sex: Everybody’s Doing It According to CBS’ Rodriguez

Australian researchers released new findings concerning marriage and divorce this week and it has received mild coverage on the news programs in the United States. "The Early Show" on CBS decided to take a crack at discussing the report on Wednesday morning and only succeeded in sounding uninformed and out of touch. Maggie Rodriguez, co-anchor and the star of the week on NewsBusters, had her…
Zoe Ortiz

ABC Highlights Government Waste; Targets Lavish Social Security Retrea

ABC's Brian Ross on Wednesday investigated a subject that has been skipped by CBS and NBC's morning shows, the more than $1 million spent by the Social Security Administration for its employees to attend lavish retreats, complete with a motivational dance company performing for the government bureaucrats. Host Chris Cuomo asserted that Social Security may be "on the brink of financial ruin. But,…
Scott Whitlock

72-Year-Old Wants Child; Behar Says Go For It

Catherine Maggio

Despite Behar’s Glowing Review, Walters Warns Parents Against ‘Bru

Everybody was expecting "Bruno" to be uncomfortable in the same vain as "Borat," but thanks to Barbara Walters of "The View," we know it is much worst. Bruno was the first topic on "The View" July 14th. Only Joy Behar and Walters had seen the movie. They each gave their honest opinion of the movie - Behar's review was not a surprise.
Zoe Ortiz

Our Lady of Guadalupe’s Image and Legacy Desecrated in Service to Po

Catherine Maggio

Cuomo: Fetal Memory 'Shocking to So Many People

A new study found that unborn babies may start to develop memories as early as thirty weeks into a pregnancy, but ABC’s “Good Morning America” ignored the study’s potential impact on the abortion debate, especially concerning late term abortion. Reporter Sharyn Alfonsi’s July 15 segment covered the pivotal study without even mentioning abortion. Anchor Chris Cuomo attempted to broach the issue…
Sarah Knoploh

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Matthew Sheffield

Networks Sidestep Sotomayor’s Repudiation of Obama’s ‘Empathy

Two months ago, as President Obama was contemplating a replacement for retiring Supreme Court Justice David Souter, many in the media elite — particularly NBC News reporters and anchors — sycophantically touted Obama’s credentials as a constitutional law professor as evidence of his deep experience when it came to the judiciary.Yesterday, however, Obama’s pick for the Court, Judge Sonia Sotomayor…
Rich Noyes

President OOPS-Bama

The unravelling of The Amazing Ozbama...
Dan Kennedy

Cheney's 'Secret Counterterrorism Program' Not So Secret After All

The New York Times's lead story Sunday was on a C.I.A. program allegedly concealed from Congress by Dick Cheney, and abruptly ended by new C.I.A. director Leon Panetta when he learned of it. The headline to intelligence reporter Scott Shane's story huffed: "Cheney Is Linked To Concealment Of C.I.A. Project." Democrats are of course calling for an investigation.The Central Intelligence Agency…
Clay Waters

For 'Leverage,' Round Two of 'Destroying' Evil Businessmen

BMI Staff

Econ 101: Health Care Reform

The market needs less government inefficiency not more to improve the system and lower health care costs.
Gary Wolfram, Ph.D.