CBS’s Plante: President Bush Takes ‘Slap at Barack Obama

On Thursday’s CBS "Early Show" correspondent Bill Plante reported on President Bush’s speech before the Israeli Knesset and suggested the president was going after Barack Obama: "The president today is slamming Iran, embracing the Israelis, barely mentioning the Palestinians, and he's suggesting, without naming any names, that anyone who's in favor of talking to Iran, like say, Barack Obama, is…
Kyle Drennen

CNN’s Hypersensitive Reaction to Bush ‘Appeasement’ Comments

Minutes after President Bush began his speech to the Israeli Knesset, CNN quickly channeled outraged Democratic reaction to his "false comfort of appeasement" remark. "American Morning" co-host John Roberts, in a brief on the speech, claimed the President was "suggesting that Senator Barack Obama and other Democrats are in favor of appeasing terrorists in the same way that U.S. leaders appeased…
Matthew Balan

Obama Aide: Bill O'Reilly a 'Bully,' We'll 'Go Directly at Him

If only the Obama campaign would talk this tough about the Mahmoud Ahmadinejads of the world . . . Appearing on today's Morning Joe, Robert Gibbs, the communications director of the Obama campaign, called Bill O'Reilly a "bully," and vowed the campaign would "go directly at him." View video here.
Mark Finkelstein

NewsBusters Interview: Jonah Goldberg (Part II

The future of conservatism is something which has become something of a hot topic. It's become evident to many that the historical moment that made the so-called Reagan coalition possible has passed, raising the inevitable question: where do we go from here? Has the right lost its way? Should conservatism be dependent upon the Republican party? What sorts of ideas should 21st century conservatism…
Matthew Sheffield

Lauer Presses Exxon CEO to ‘Justify’ Doing Business

Nathan Burchfiel

WaPo Notes Chavez Backing for FARC Terrorists, Six Days After WSJ Had

Six days after Wall Street Journal's Jose de Cordoba and Jay Solomon published their front-pager, "Chávez Aided Colombia Rebels, Captured Computer Files Show," the Washington Post turned out its coverage of the development by staffer Juan Forero, who pulled a few punches by failing to directly finger Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez: CARACAS, Venezuela, May 14 -- High-ranking officials in…
Ken Shepherd

Sherri Shepherd Suggests West Virginians are Racist

Justin McCarthy

Open Thread

NB Staff

AP Standards: Obama's Top Contributors Linked to Investments in Sudan

Applying the AP's McCain Standard to Barack Obama Shows Sudanese Connections to His Campaign It's a strange one sided sort of game the Associated Press is playing in its latest attack against John McCain. AP writer Jim Kuhnhenn is applying a six degrees of separation style standard in trying to accuse John McCain of investing in the Sudan because his wife owned some mutual funds that had holdings…
Terry Trippany

Sawyer Suggests Hillary Should Reject Race-Based Votes. And Obama

Hillary Clinton won among white voters in West Virginia by a 67-26% margin. Pretty lopsided. Then again, that's nearly an even split compared to the 90+ percent of black votes Barack Obama's been racking up in state after state.So who does Diane Sawyer suggest should reject race-based votes? Senator 90+? Nope. James Carville was Sawyer's guest during the GMA's opening half-hour today.DIANE…
Mark Finkelstein

Olbermann Accuses Bush of 'Murderous Deceit,' Should 'Shut the Hell Up

Brad Wilmouth

Obama Offends Feminists By Dismissing Reporter As 'Sweetie

Now here's a little gaffe from Barack Obama that will energize the "I Am Woman"-humming folks in Hillaryland. Andrew Malcolm at the Los Angeles Times "Top of the Ticket" blog reports a TV journalist in Detroit pressing Obama for answers, Peggy Agar, was dismissed with the term "sweetie." (He also has video.) Suddenly Obama was walking right toward her. "Senator," Agar addressed him, "how are you…
Tim Graham

California Supremes Order Homosexual 'Marriage'-- Will Citizens Submit

Dissenting justices called the ruling a startling act of legal jujitsu that oversteps judicial power.
Jan LaRue, Esq.

TIME's Campaign Coverage in Question

CMI report exposes editor's political agenda: persuading religious voters to support Democrats.
Brian Fitzpatrick