McClatchy Newspapers Puff Piece on New NC Senator Hilariously Demolish

What is the result of an incredibly fawning newspaper puff piece about a new senator in which the subject of the story displays her supposed independence from President Barack Obama by voting for every piece of his legislation? An extremely hilarious demolishment of the story by an astute blogger. Such was the case with McClatchy Newspapers reporter Barbara Barrett whose puff piece article  about…
P.J. Gladnick

Maddow Guest Incoherent on Great Depression

Jack Coleman

New 'Faith-Based' Obama Advisor Says Pope Is 'Discredited,' Knights of

Tim Graham

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NB Staff

AP Looking to Stop Unauthorized Internet Usage

When you visit NewsBusters.org and read a report taking the Associated Press to task for its continuous leftward bias, are you reading "stolen" AP content, or are you reading legitimate news? Is criticism of AP's work fair use? What is "fair use," anyway? Could the AP sue critics? These questions might be on the AP's radar if a recent report in The New York Times is any indication. AP is…
Warner Todd Huston

If Obama Believes Austrian Is a Language, So Will AP

At an April 4 news conference in Strasbourg, France (White House transcript here), President Obama referred to a language that doesn't exist (bold is mine; HT to DrewM at Ace of Spades):It was also interesting to see that political interaction in Europe is not that different from the United States Senate. There's a lot of -- I don't know what the term is in Austrian -- wheeling and dealing -- and…
Tom Blumer

Slate Editor Weisberg Second-Guesses the Potential of Climate Change C

Remember when the alarmists were taking the premise that anthropogenic global warming was more of a threat to the planet than just polar bears and penguins, but also sea levels and catastrophic weather patterns? Jacob Weisberg, the editor in chief of the Slate Group and author of "The Bush Tragedy," presents seven things taken for granted that might not be completely correct in a column for the…
Jeff Poor

Schultz: Universal Health Care, 'I Don't Care How Much It Costs

No wonder this guy professes love for President Obama: neither one cares how much the government spends . . . Ed Schultz debuted his MSNBC show this evening by calling for universal health care, saying "I don't care how much it costs."  There was one area, however, in which Schultz did show more guts than his new colleague, Keith Olbermann.View video here.
Mark Finkelstein

NBC Hails Obama's Turkey Visit as 'Shrewd', CBS: Highest-Ever Approval

Giving a warm wind-up to President Barrack Obama's overseas trip as it comes to an end in Istanbul, NBC's Chuck Todd declared Monday that the decision to make Turkey the last stop “could prove to be one of the shrewder early moves in this young presidency.”On CBS, anchor Katie Couric highlighted how a new CBS News/New York Times poll pegged Obama's approval at 66 percent, the highest ever in that…
Brent Baker

Shuster: Conservative 'Wingnuts' 'Inspire' Cop Killer Violence

Fresh off the cancellation of his own MSNBC show an unleashed David Shuster, sub-hosting for Chris Matthews on Monday's "Hardball," ranted and railed against "crazy," "conservative" "wingnuts" like Chuck Norris, Michele Bachmann, Rush Limbaugh and Glenn Beck for fomenting, "dangerous," "red hot rhetoric," that "inspire some of the crazies out there", like accused cop killer Richard Poplowski, "to…
Geoffrey Dickens

CNN.com Poll: ‘Should Michelle Obama Run For President in

Matthew Balan

Radical Pro-Abortion Bonnie Erbe: Guns Do Kill People

Well, ladies and gentlemen, our favorite abortion-mongering, Pope-bashing, radical feminist is at it again. This time she's caterwauling about how deadly your right to keep and bear arms is. Guns do kill people, screams the PBS "To the Contrary" host who denies abortion, well, kills people. You may stop abortion when you pull the forceps from Bonnie Erbe's cold dead hands, but she thinks that…
Ken Shepherd

'Today' Rehabilitates Eliot Spitzer, Forgets Democratic Label

NBC's Matt Lauer invited on former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer, on Monday's "Today" show, to help restore his reputation after he lost his governorship due to solicitation of prostitute and while the former governor expressed regret for hurting his family, it was Lauer who suggested the greatest loss was that Spitzer missed a chance to regulate Wall Street. Lauer also failed to mention the…
Geoffrey Dickens

Socialist Party USA's VP Candidate Tries to Defend Socialism on FNC

"Bulls and Bears" panelists clobber easily refute socialist claims that 'capitalism is a complete failure.'
Lauren O'Reilly