David Brooks Shocker: 'There Is a Coherent Republican Plan' To Replace

A consistent media narrative as the GOP moves to repeal ObamaCare is that they have nothing to replace it with. Surprisingly standing up to refute this nonsense Tuesday was New York Times columnist David Brooks who amazingly wrote, "Despite what you’ve read, there is a coherent Republican plan":
Noel Sheppard
July 3rd, 2012 5:33 PM

MSNBC's 'Now with Alex' Shows Herman Cain Video Out of Context; Paneli

Herman Cain's new "Cain TV" project, which he announced in a promo video on his Facebook page, will feature not only "critical commentary on issues of the day" but "pearls of wisdom from Herman himself," MSNBC's Alex Wagner snarked in a segment on today's Now with Alex entitled onscreen "This Just Happened." But the "pearl of wisdom" Wagner showed was a clip of Cain's video taken out of…
Ken Shepherd
July 3rd, 2012 5:10 PM

AP: Hot Weather in Summer Caused by Global Warming

If it weren't so distortive of the political system, liberal media bias would be downright hilarious, particularly when it's manifested in journalists' ability to turn on a dime and engage in rhetoric that they previously condemn when used by others.  You can't help but smile after reading Associated Press reporter Seth Borenstein's attempt to blame a few windstorms and hot weather on global…
Matthew Sheffield
July 3rd, 2012 4:53 PM

ABC Hypes Obama's Bain Attacks: Romney 'Can't Escape' Ads that Are 'Br

ABC's World News on Sunday hyped Barack Obama's attack ads against Mitt Romney's past work for Bain Capital. Anchor David Muir even played a clip of one of the President's ads.  Washington editor Rick Klein trumpeted, "Democrats are definitely breaking through by calling into question what Romney wants to be his biggest strength." Muir hyped, "If you live in those battlegrounds, you can't…
Scott Whitlock
July 3rd, 2012 4:35 PM

Berlau Column: Let's Not Forget the Progressives Like Bill Maher Who B

Just a little over a week ago -- in a new low even for him -- HBO's Bill Maher publicly advocated giving a teenage boy a "wedgie." Now, Maher will likely join other liberals in embracing Jonathan Krohn because of Krohn's just-announced change in political philosophy. Krohn, who gave a rousing speech at the 2009 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) and followed with the book…
John Berlau
July 3rd, 2012 4:09 PM

Nasty and Crass -- Critics Love 'Louie

Note to ambitious young TV writers and producers: The crasser, more debased, more vicious and gutter-brow your offering, the better the likelihood of critical acclaim. Just ask the gang at HBO’s “Girls.” The show’s squalid, morally desolate portrait of its characters and their situations has won it critical raves for its “realism” – a pretty depressing commentary on the culture. The “less…
Ryan Robertson
July 3rd, 2012 4:04 PM

Bob Beckel: 'If I Was Juan Williams I'd Wake Up Next To' Michelle Malk

What is it about liberal media members making misogynistic comments towards conservative women? Take for example Bob Beckel, the co-host of Fox News's The Five, who told FBN's Don Imus a few weeks ago, "If I was Juan [Williams] I'd wake up next to [Michelle Malkin] with a shotgun" (video follows with transcript and commentary):
Noel Sheppard
July 3rd, 2012 3:02 PM

Ex-CBS Reporter Slams CBS's Jan Crawford on Fox for Saying Roberts Swa

In the wake of revelations that Chief Justice John Roberts switched his vote on the constitutionality of ObamaCare, former CBS journalist and Fox News contributor Marvin Kalb appeared on Tuesday's Fox & Friends and flat-out rejected the notion that the media influenced the Roberts opinion or that media influence, especially from left-wing networks, has any adverse impact on national…
Matt Vespa
July 3rd, 2012 2:00 PM

Reagan-Hating Abortion Activist Hailed in NYT as Fighter for Right of

The obituary in Sunday's New York Times of an abortion activist followed the paper's standard liberal template of obfuscation when discussing unpopular liberal stands on social issues: "Joan Dunlop, 78, Advocate for Women’s Health Rights." The text box read: "A life spent helping women expand control of their bodies." Including abortion. Yet although the Reagan-hating Joan Dunlop worked for the…
Clay Waters
July 3rd, 2012 1:47 PM

NBC Has Coming Out Party for 'Powerful Voice' and 'Advocate' Anderson

NBC's coming out party for Anderson Cooper featured soundbites from gay journalists, his being hailed as a "powerful voice" and an "advocate" for the gay and lesbian community, and panel members approving of his admitting to being gay, all on Tuesday's Today show. "[H]e will have a powerful voice being an advocate for the gay and lesbian community," offered Natalie Morales. Ironically, her "…
Matt Hadro
July 3rd, 2012 1:13 PM

Episode Two of Aaron Sorkin's Newsroom: Conservatives Are Stupid and R

During the June 24th premiere of Aaron Sorkin's new HBO drama, The Newsroom, viewers were introduced to Will MacAvoy (played by Jeff Daniels), a popular news anchor with scathing opinions about the United States. Episode two continued the liberal talking points, this time portraying conservative opinions on immigration as both racist and stupid. On the July 1 HBO broadcast, MacAvoy turned to…
Kelly McGarey
July 3rd, 2012 12:40 PM

ABC Hyped Bill Clinton's Work to 'Save a Continent,' But Skipped Georg

When Bill Clinton went to Africa in 2007 to fight AIDS, ABC hyped his important work "to save a continent." Diane Sawyer interviewed the ex-President and Kate Snow followed him to Africa. However, the same network has, thus far, skipped former President George W. Bush's efforts to fight cancer in the same area. On the July 24, 2007, Good Morning America, Kate Snow excitedly related, "In…
Scott Whitlock
July 3rd, 2012 12:30 PM

NYTimes Mag Celebrates 'Iconic' Hillary, 'Highminded' Yet 'Hardheaded

Reporter Steven Lee Myers heaped praise on Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in a 5,500-word profile for the New York Times Sunday Magazine, evident in the title, "Last Tour of the Rock-Star Diplomat." One of Myers's big scoops is that Hillary Clinton can remember names and personal details, which is apparently just as important as all that foreign policy guff: "Whatever she might have…
Clay Waters
July 3rd, 2012 12:13 PM

CNN’s Brooke Baldwin Skips Her Own Network’s Poll on ObamaCare

During an interview with RNC Chairman Reince Priebus, Brooke Baldwin skipped her own network’s poll showing more independents disagree than agree with the Supreme Court’s ruling on ObamaCare.  Such cherry-picking is not uncommon for CNN hosts as Baldwin's colleague Soledad O’Brien has engaged in the practice to prop up ObamaCare as well.    When Priebus challenged Baldwin over her polling…
Jeffrey Meyer
July 3rd, 2012 11:44 AM