ABC Hypes Hillary Pinning GOP as Racists; 'Coded Racial Language'

The Tuesday edition of ABC’s World News Tonight played the role of spin doctor for the Hillary Clinton campaign as it stood out from the CBS Evening News and NBC Nightly News by prominently touting Clinton attacking Republicans as being racist in their opposition to President Obama and most recently his desire to place the late Justice Antonin Scalia. Further, ABC saw it fit to play up Clinton…
Curtis Houck
 

CNN Covers for Hillary's Coughing Fit: 'Choked Up'

How can we put this politely? "Choked up," our hind quarters . . . In  the most blatant case of the MSM covering for a liberal candidate with a potentially serious health issue that this NewsBuster can remember, CNN's Brianna Keilar has described a Hillary Clinton coughing fit as a case of Clinton getting "choked up." Readers are urged to watch this clip from Hillary's speech in Harlem today.…
Mark Finkelstein
 

All the Democrats Have to Offer Is Envy Itself

Envy is defined by Dictionary.com as "a feeling of discontent or covetousness with regard to another's advantages, success, possessions, etc." That perfectly characterizes the entire political philosophy of the Democratic progressive left.
Cal Thomas
 

Matthews: Scalia Had 'Good Soul' But Retrograde Ideology

The late Antonin Scalia was a "good soul" personally but had a backwards, outdated "ideology," Chris Matthews asserted on his February 16 Hardball program. Of course, in the process, Matthews both confused Scalia's philosophy of legal interpretation with "ideology" and misnamed it as "originalist" when in fact Scalia repeatedly took pains to describe his philosophy as "textualism."
Ken Shepherd
 

CBS, NBC: Obama ‘Plans to Follow the Constitution’ vs. GOP ‘Roadblock'

The “big three” networks ABC, CBS, and NBC all made sure to weigh in Tuesday night on President Barack Obama’s comments hours earlier about his desire to fill the Supreme Court vacancy left by the late Justice Antonin Scalia and spun them as Obama “plan[ning] to follow the Constitution” against “the Republican roadblock” in the Senate. 
Curtis Houck
 

Kasie Hunt: Bush Camp Getting 'More and More Pessimistic'

Could the end be near for Jeb Bush's presidential campaign? Would a back-in-the-pack finish in South Carolina be the final blow? Kasie Hunt seems to suggest so. MSNBC's Hunt, appearing on today's With All Due Respect, sounded an ominous note for Bush fans. Reporting that the Bush campaign has been disappointed by the lack of a bump coming off a strong debate performance, Hunt said "to a certain…
Mark Finkelstein
 

Shorter Twitter: Traitor Snowden Offended by Jeb Bush's Pro-Gun Tweet

So apparently a "Moments" curator at Twitter has taken offense at Jeb Bush tweeting out a photo of a handgun which he owns. 
Ken Shepherd
 

Manny Pacquiao Ripped by Media for Comparing Gays to Animals

Manny Pacquiao is in the process of being picked apart by media and celebrities for his recent comments on homosexuality.
Dylan Gwinn
 

Whoopi Wallops 'View' Crew for Scalia Murder Theories Involving Family

The View’s Whoopi Goldberg on Tuesday furiously denounced fellow co-host Joy Behar for suggesting that the family of Antonin Scalia might know of a conspiracy theory to kill the justice. Goldberg went ballistic at her fellow panelists on the show for speculating on such possibilities, condemning, “We don't actually know what happened! This just happened over the weekend. Let's hold off before we…
Scott Whitlock
 

Maddow Sees Only GOP 'Radicalism' in Battles Over High Court Vacancies

Few in media can rival Rachel Maddow's ability to project earnest indignation over the apparent perennial willingness of Republicans to engage in politics. On her MSNBC show last night, Maddow twice mentioned the possibility of a constitutional crisis in the wake of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's death, since President Obama says he intends to nominate a judge to fill the vacancy and…
Jack Coleman
 

Univision's Ramos Says 'Not Very Good' That Police Work With ICE

Univision's Jorge Ramos tells Attorney General Loretta Lynch that it's 'not very good' to him that police work with immigration agencies
Jorge Bonilla
 

Voters: Media Bias Worse Than Big Money in Politics

A Rasmussen Reports poll released on Tuesday confirmed a long-term trend in the attitude of American voters that biased news coverage is one of the worst problems plaguing the political system, even beating out concerns over big money campaign contributions.

Kyle Drennen
 

AP Strikes Again with Photo Bias: 'Rusted' Ted Cruz

So it's not as blatant or graphic as a gun pointed to his head, but a recent Associated Press campaign photo of presidential hopeful Sen. Ted Cruz shows the Texas Republican appearing with the word "Rusted" in the background during a campaign stop. The sign reads "Trusted" in contrasting colors of blue (Trus) and red (Ted), but Cruz himself is standing in such a way as to obstruct the letter "T."
Ken Shepherd
 

Climate Group Dismayed that Students Discuss Climate 'Controversy'

Good science starts with asking questions, but the National Center for Science Education wants to replace question-asking with alarmist climate change propaganda. “Teachers’ knowledge and values can hinder climate education,” declared a study by the National Center for Science Education (NCSE) on Feb. 12, 2015. The study, released in Science Mag and promoted by LiveScience, asked more than 1,500…
Aly Nielsen