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Garofalo: Bible a 'Work of Fiction' for 'Child-Like Audience
Sometime-comedian Janeane Garofalo never passes up an opportunity to slam conservatives or, apparently, Christianity. The Huffington Post gave her an opportunity June 24 to kill two birds with one stone. In an interview promoting her upcoming special on a network called EPIX, Garofalo compared the most widely-read book of all time, the Bible, to a Bill O'Reilly autobiography and a children's…
June 25th, 2010 8:43 AM
Democracy, Yecch: Does NPR Really Want to Slam the 'Tyranny of Constit
Glenn Reynolds at Instapundit mocked the curious turn of phrase National Public Radio Senior Washington Editor Ron Elving used on his Watching Washington blog to defend a recent NPR survey showing dire straits for the Democrats in the fall. Beneath the surface, the NPR poll was all about the tyranny of constituency, the down and dirty of serving the folks back home. House districts (and states'…
June 25th, 2010 7:51 AM
Hail Halperin: Hits Deutsch, Ford On Kanjorski Double-Standard
That Donny Deutsch and Harold Ford, Jr. would jump to defend a Democrat who made a hideously impolitic remark, whereas they would have skewered a Republican saying the same thing, is altogether predictable. What's remarkable is that Mark Halperin called them out on it.It happened on Morning Joe today in the context of Dem PA Rep. Paul Kanjorski's comment yesterday that a housing bill he was…
June 25th, 2010 7:42 AM
WaPo's Stevens-Arroyo Calls for Catholics to 'Embrace a Redistribution
Lefty blogger says Catholic ideas of 'common good' demand that drilling moratorium remain in place.
June 25th, 2010 12:00 AM
No Palin Setback Too Small for Couric Who Skips How Palin 'Acted in Go
Demonstrating that no setback for Sarah Palin which can be portrayed as a rebuke is too insignificant or relevant for Katie Couric, she made time on Thursday's CBS Evening News to inform her viewers about a disputable technical violation of arcane law:One little word will cost Sarah Palin a small fortune. Today, state investigators in Alaska said a legal defense fund she set up while she was…
June 24th, 2010 8:17 PM
MSNBC's Joe Scarborough Defended Obama Over Oil Spill, Slams GOP's Bar
While MSNBC's Joe Scarborough has repeatedly defended President Obama's handling of the oil spill, he used his show on Thursday to trash Republican Joe Barton and focus on getting the Congressman removed from his position on the Energy and Commerce Committee. Scarborough is supposedly the "voice of the right" on the Morning Joe panel, but he conducted a 10-minute, one-sided rant against…
June 24th, 2010 6:18 PM
MSNBC's Joe Scarborough Defended Obama Over Oil Spill, Slams GOP's Bar
While MSNBC's Joe Scarborough has repeatedly defended President Obama's handling of the oil spill, he used his show on Thursday to trash Republican Joe Barton and focus on getting the Congressman removed from his position on the Energy and Commerce Committee. Scarborough is supposedly the "voice of the right" on the Morning Joe panel, but he conducted a 10-minute, one-sided rant…
June 24th, 2010 6:17 PM
We Love Pixar: Why Conservative Critics Were Wrong About 'Wall-E
In WALL-E, we learn just what life would be like were the promise of the welfare state finally realized. Far from the schemes of Utopians, it seems downright hellish. Pixar animator and filmmaker Andrew Stanton told as much to the Christian magazine, World:“What if everything you needed to survive—health care, food—was taken care of and you had nothing but a perpetual vacation to fill your…
June 24th, 2010 6:11 PM
MoveOn.org Removes 'General Betray Us' Ad From Website
In a classic example of liberal hypocrisy, the far-left leaning, George Soros-funded group MoveOn.org has removed its controversial "General Betray Us" ad from its website.For those that have forgotten, shortly after General David Petraeus issued his report to Congress in September 2007 concerning the condition of the war in Iraq and the success of that March's troop surge, MoveOn placed a full-…
June 24th, 2010 5:49 PM
Urgent Priorities and Common Sense in the Gulf
The ramifications of the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico have not even begun to surface. We will be dealing with the ecological damage for years as the prime nesting grounds for shrimp, oysters and countless other varieties of sea life are destroyed by the leak at the bottom of the ocean that nobody seems to be able to deal with.The economic damage is another entirely different animal that is…
June 24th, 2010 5:40 PM
WaPo 'On Gardening' Feature Blasts Sarah Palin's Wooden Fence
It seems no section of the newspaper is free of bias and/or political cheap shots.Take today's Local Living section of the Washington Post, whose "on gardening" feature writer Adrian Higgins blasted "Sarah Palin's... wrong to the landscape"* in the form of the 14-foot-tall wooden fence she erected between her Wasilla, Alaska, property and an adjacent lot rented by author Joe McGinniss:Do bad…
June 24th, 2010 5:40 PM
George Stephanopoulos Fawns Over Obama's Handling of McChrystal Contro
Good Morning America's George Stephanopoulos on Thursday hyped Barack Obama's handling of the decision to fire General Stanley McChrystal and replace him with David Petraeus, lauding the action as a "political masterstroke." His comments built on extensive media praise on Wednesday, including many reporters who called the move "brilliant." Stephanopoulos seemed particularly pleased. The former…
June 24th, 2010 5:05 PM
WaPo's David Weigel Again Exposed Trashing the Right He's Supposed to
UPDATE - 6/25, 2:20 PM | Lachlan Markay : Weigel resigned Friday after the Daily Caller published a number of additional emails that put these to shame. Details here. Many conservatives, including a number of NewsBusters contributors, have been skeptical of Washington Post blogger Dave Weigel since he was hired in March to cover the right. Time and again, those concerns have been vindicated as…
June 24th, 2010 4:52 PM