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Bad Company II: Executive Summary
Oscar-Nominated Movies Bash Business, but Hollywood Claims Thats Entertainment
Wounded Soldier Says Boston Globe Falsely Portrayed Him as War Protest
On August 2, the Boston Globe ran an article about a soldier who lost both legs in Iraq. Reporter Brian MacQuarrie tried to paint Sgt. Brian Fountaine as anti-war, even having the heart-wrenching article title, "A Soldier Maimed by War Now Questions the Mission."
President Bush came and sat by the side of Sergeant Brian Fountaine, a 24-year-old tank commander from Dorchester, a gung-ho soldier…
ABC, NBC Drill BP on Pipeline Corrosion
Both networks cited liberal critics but excluded information from the company's news conference just a day earlier.
Hollywood Loves Snakes On the Silver Screen
It's not just Samuel L. Jackson. Hollywood really does love snakes on the silver screen.The MRC's Business & Media Institute today released the second installment of our Bad Company trilogy today.The three-part special report series examines the television entertainment, cinematic, and network news media's biases against the American businessman.In our first study we found, among other…
Hollywood's New Villain: Businessmen
Overture. Dim the lights. This is it ... for the American free enterprise system if Hollywood has its way.
Econ 101: Is the Estate Tax Good or Bad
How the inheritance penalty affects the rich, the poor and the economy.
Smith Insists Lamont No Blip, Sees Anti-War 'Wind
Q. How can you tell when the MSM's liberal slip is showing? A. When a host argues from the left with his own non-partisan expert!That's just what happened on this morning's Early Show. Amy Walter of the Cook Political Report was brought on to analyze yesterday's CT senate primary results. Cook presents itself as non-partisan, and certainly no one can accuse Walter of being a closet conservative…