Where Others Misled, ABC Gave Honest Portrayal of Foreclosure Report

Jeff Poor

Scarborough Cites Tapper As Example of Tough Hillary News, But

Tim Graham

Weekend Captionfest

Grinnell College student Muriel Gallo-Chasanoff winks after asking planted question on climate change to Hillary Clinton at a town hall in Newton, Iowa on November 8th.
NB Staff

Sean Penn: Hugo Chavez Is 'Much More Positive' for Venezuela Than Nega

Dictator-groupie Sean Penn told Australia's The Age that Venezuelan autocrat Hugo Chavez is “much more positive for Venezuela than he is negative” and the Chavez-crafted constitution is “a very beautiful document.” Yes, that's the same leader who is a student of the Robert Mugabe School of Economics, shut down a TV station that criticized him and just installed himself El Presidente for life. …
Lynn Davidson

Leftist Exec Makes Marxist Plea for $1 Trillion in Government Spending

Jeff Poor

CNN: Easier to Get a Handgun Than Fruits and Vegetables

Julia A. Seymour

On PBS, Brokaw Says No One's Ever Found He Had an On-Air Bias

Former NBC anchorman Tom Brokaw took the publicity tour on his book on the 1960's to PBS’s Tavis Smiley show, where he discussed how he was "in a rage" when a friend of his died in Vietnam, although he initially believed in it when John F. Kennedy insisted in a domino theory in southeast Asia, a premise that "quickly came apart." Brokaw agreed with Smiley that there were many parallels between…
Tim Graham

CNN Includes Conservative Questions in Democrats’ Debate

Surprisingly, CNN, during its Democratic presidential debate in Las Vegas, asked a numbers of questions that conservatives might propose on Thursday night. During the first hour of the debate, moderators Wolf Blitzer, Campbell Brown, and John Roberts asked a total of 13 questions (not counting follow-up questions) on a number of issues. Of these, five could be considered to be "conservative."…
Matthew Balan

Ex-Md. Legislator Gets Seven Years for Bribery, AP Ignores Party Affil

Ken Shepherd

Investors' Circle CEO Calls for Government to Spend $1 Trillion

Left-wing executive uses Iraq war as an excuse to spend another trillion taxpayers' bucks on 'clean energy,' 'sustainable food' and other causes.
Jeff Poor

CBS ‘Early Show’: Hillary Returns as ‘Sure-Footed Front-Runner

The lead story on Friday’s CBS "Early Show" focused on the Democratic debate and celebrated Hillary Clinton’s comeback as co-host Harry Smith exclaimed: "This morning, Hillary's camp declares a landslide as the Dems sling mud, exchange barbs, in the feistiest debate yet." The segment began with a report by CBS White House Correspondent, Jim Axelrod, who described how, "Hillary Clinton's two top…
Kyle Drennen

Did Democrats Shoot Themselves in Foot by Boycotting Fox News

Would the Democrats have been better off if Fox News had run their debate? The candidates are boycotting Fox as a way to please their far-left base, but Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace on this morning’s Fox & Friends criticized how CNN’s Wolf Blitzer repeatedly interrupted exchanges among the candidates last night (“It reminded me of Joe Pesci in Lethal Weapon 2.”) and forced candidates…
Rich Noyes

NY Times Complains About US Control Of Internet

The New York Times newspaper headlined its article about the recently concluded United Nations-sponsored Internet conference in Brazil as US Control of Internet Remains Issue. However, as is usual with the Times, while the tone of the article was complaining about the fact that the United States maintains control over the core Internet, they offered no evidence that handing over control to a…
Richard Newcomb

CNN’s Malveaux Modifies Voter Question to Make It About Abortion

CNN’s Suzanne Malveaux, while moderating the second half of the Democratic presidential debate in Las Vegas on Thursday night, added her own "two cents" to a question she fielded from an "undecided voter." After the voter asked the nominees what qualifications a Supreme Court nominee should possess, Malveaux directed the question to Senator Christopher Dodd, and added whether or not he would "…
Matthew Balan