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Automakers, Unions Play 'Defense' to Get Bailout
Failing manufacturers claim taxpayer rescue is necessary on national security grounds.
Networks Gloss Over Geithner's Past, Ignore Criticism
Broadcast journalists pave way for Obama's Treasury Secretary by praising history, forgetting involvement in Lehman collapse.
Air America President Dismisses Deficit Spending as 'Rhetoric'; Says B
Now that the government has assumed the role of economic planner with various bailout packages and stimulus plans, experts are predicting a federal budget deficit of $1 trillion. That much money may be difficult to comprehend, but former President Ronald Reagan put it in perspective with a 1981 analogy describing the federal debt: "And the best I could come up with is that if you had a stack of…
Air America President Dismisses Deficit Spending as 'Rhetoric
Liberal talk radio head Mark Green says balanced budgets only 'politically real.'
NBC Laments Bush's Last-Minute Oil Shale Maneuvering
Correspondent Lisa Myers cites actor Robert Redford to prove energy strategy a threat.
Noonan: Mischievous Media Wants to Make Palin Face of GOP
Why does Sarah Palin continue to receive so much media coverage? Peggy Noonan has a theory. The Wall Street Journal columnist believes the MSM is up to what she considers "mischief": attempting to make Sarah Palin the face of the Republican party.Noonan propounded her premise during an appearance today on Morning Joe.
Entertainment Weekly Takes the Heat Out of Marriage
Magazine's sexiest movies ever list favors anything but the marital bed.
A Post Christian Vision for Obama
The Washington Post's religion maven advises the Obamas on the perfect church to attend.
What Time of Year Is It? (Following 4 Years of Media Use of 'Holidays
As the Christmas shopping season went into full swing in 2005, I sensed that journalists in general have a strong preference for using the term "holiday shopping" instead of "Christmas shopping" when covering business and commerce, but that when it came to people losing their jobs, they preferred to describe layoffs as relating to "Christmas." My instincts have been proven correct, as you can see…
CT Legislators Want State To Subsidize Newspapers
Governor: John? It's the Governor here. Say, you guys there at the Bristol Press are doing a great job. Top notch. But there is that one reporter of yours making a big stink over our proposal to increase the state income tax. He really doesn't get what we're trying to do to help our state move forward. And you know, that bill to renew your paper's subsidy is coming up next week. I'd hate to…