Great, Now For Planted Outraged Readers

The alleged outraged readers plant themselves, but that doesn't stop the Courier-Journal in Kentucky from propping them up in their opposition to Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell in what will be one of the closest watched races in 2008 behind the Presidential campaign. The Politico is already following the race here. This is the second smear campaign started by the likes of Think Progress…
Dan Riehl

Open Thread

For general discussion and debate. Possible talking point: Pelosi Vows More Civil Approach -- Next Year!Despite this Politico headline, authors Jim VandeHei and John Harris seem to fawn over the female Speaker (paragraph breaks removed for space): For all her history-making status as the first woman to run the House, Pelosi has emerged as a fairly conventional leader. This is partly to her credit…
NB Staff

Hollywood Execs Call for 'Subliminal' Green Messages

Panelists blame failure of environmental movies on 'complicated information;' tell audience 'you know way more than the average American.'
Nathan Burchfiel

Was It A Secret That Alan Dershowitz Loathed Bill O'Reilly

Tim Graham

ABC's Boston Legal: Iraq Spending Could 'Convert Every Car to Run on E

Tuesday night on ABC's farcical drama, Boston Legal, the firm represented a client suing the National Guard for failing to protect his pizza shop from a flood because the soldiers were deployed in Iraq, providing a chance for lawyer “Alan Shore,” played by James Spader, to launch into a courtroom rant about “what the $450 billion dollars we spent on Iraq could buy us.” He offered a litany of left…
Brent Baker

Lawrence O'Donnell: I'm Too Afraid to Criticize Islam

Say what you will about liberal pundit Lawrence O'Donnell but you have to give him credit on occasion for fessing up and saying what media liberals really think but are too circumspect for fear of public backlash.Appearing on Hugh Hewitt's radio show to speak about his earlier rant against the Mormon religion and Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's belief in it, O'Donnell let loose,…
Matthew Sheffield

Washington Post Implies Harsh GOP Dad Helps Hillary Look Centrist

Tim Graham

New York Times on Hillary: My 'Rhinoceros Skin Still Breathes

Tim Graham

Lauer More Interested in Stirring Scandal Than How Water Boarding Save

Former CIA officer John Kiriakou, who was part of the team which interrogated captured al Qaeda leader Abu Zubayda, appeared Tuesday on the CBS and NBC morning shows, but while CBS's Harry Smith was most interested in how water boarding led Zubayda to reveal future attack plans, on NBC's Today show Matt Lauer focused on fueling political scandal over the use of torture: He zeroed in on getting…
Brent Baker

Another Twisted Christmas

Red Bull commandeers the Nativity for a commercial, and the BBC corrupts the Nativity into a politically correct pop concert.
L. Brent Bozell III

Bozell Column: Revisit the Clinton Record

Brent Bozell

Disappointed Cramer Fears Recession After Rate Cut

Jeff Poor

RINO Chuck Hagel Brings Balance to CBS’s ‘Face the Nation

In an effort to have a fair and balanced debate on the issue of the destruction of CIA interrogation tapes, "Face the Nation" host Bob Schieffer invited Democratic Chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Jay Rockefeller, and liberal Republican, Senator Chuck Hagel, on to Sunday’s broadcast. Hagel proved to be left of Rockefeller: We are saying what to the world? That the Army Field Manual…
Kyle Drennen

Plummeting Ratings Cause NBC to Give Refunds to Advertisers

Better stow all potables and sharp objects, for the ratings of America's top four broadcast networks are so bad that one is giving refunds to advertisers while the other three are offering what is known in the industry as "make-goods." Even better, the problem began before the writers strike. Honestly, you can't make this stuff up. As deliciously reported by Reuters moments ago (emphasis…
Noel Sheppard