BBC: Hillary's 'Soothing as a Bedtime Story,' GOP's Bad 'Dating Game

Tim Graham

CNN: Dem Voters 'Pretty Moderate,' Republicans 'Very Conservative

Brad Wilmouth

Open Thread Iowa

Is it playing out the way you figured?
NB Staff

NBC's Today: Giggles with Obama, Hounding 'Unelectable' Mitt

Tim Graham

Immigration Foes Want 'Big Wall' to Toss Illegals Over, Says ABC Host

"Good Morning America" co-host Chris Cuomo, while discussing politics with Iowa voters on Thursday, spun foes of illegal immigrants as fans of simplistic solutions to a complicated issue. Maligning them, he complained, "Everybody wants to put up a big wall and then find who's not supposed to be here and throw them over that wall." Cuomo, while speaking to a voter who favored allowing illegals to…
Scott Whitlock

Network Coverage of Writers' Strike: 'Jesus Wouldn't Cross' Picket Lin

Journalists often fret about Big Business. Yet their coverage leans so pro-union that they won't give the business side of the story - even when they ARE the business. The writers' strike has cost the networks millions in lost ad revenue from the lack of new primetime and late-night shows. But now that late night lives again, the coverage is all about "awareness" of the writers' guild and the…
Amy Menefee Payne

LAT Ignores Hillary Clinton Gaffe on Pakistan

Alright, so Hillary Clinton bills herself as better suited for the Oval O because she has foreign policy experience, plus eight years as First Lady. And we all remember that then-Gov. George W. Bush was mocked in 1999 for not knowing who the military dictator of Pakistan is.So why the media silence on Hillary Clinton's goof in thinking that Pervez Musharraf is up for election in Pakistan? In fact…
Ken Shepherd

Networks Ignore Business Side of Strike, Even Though They Are the Busi

One striking writer blasts Huckabee's late-night appearance, saying 'Jesus wouldn't cross' a picket line.
Jeff Poor

How Do Liberals Hate Bill Kristol? Let Them Count the Ways

Over at City Journal, writer Harry Stein underlined just how infuriated liberals are that the New York Times has hired William Kristol as a columnist. "For conservatives, long accustomed to self-serving liberal pieties about tolerance, the orgy of outrage at having to face an alien point of view was wonderful to behold...Here is just a tiny, tiny sample of the reaction on the Huffington Post to…
Tim Graham

CNN’s Blitzer Implies White House Officials Will Lie in CIA Matter

Instead of leading with the Iowa caucuses, Wednesday’s "The Situation Room" began its broadcast covering attorney general Michael Mukasey’s decision to open an investigation into the destruction of interrogation tapes by the CIA. Host Wolf Blitzer, during a segment with CNN senior legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin, compared this investigation to the investigation by Patrick Fitzgerald that led to the…
Matthew Balan

'Conservative' Fox News Much Tougher on Huckabee than Hillary

Justin McCarthy

John Edwards Claims He 'Calmed' Pakistan; NBC's Gregory Unfazed

On this morning’s Today show, NBC’s David Gregory challenged Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards about his vote for the Iraq war, his relative lack of experience, and his divisive us-vs-them rhetoric. But Gregory had absolutely no reaction when Edwards grandly claimed that his phone call to Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf in the hours after the assassination of former Prime…
Rich Noyes

See No Bias: CBS Stabs Transparency in the 'Public Eye

R.I.P., Public Eye. [Sept. 12, 2005- Dec. 21, 2007] We hardly knew ye. Yes, confirms TVNewser, CBS's eye on itself, the Public Eye ombudsblog, is sadly no longer with us (h/t Eat the Press):TVNewser has learned the CBS News blog PublicEye, once described as a "de facto ombudsman" of CBS News, has ceased operations. CBS Interactive cut several staff members last month, including Matthew Felling…
Ken Shepherd

Bozell Column: Reform the Reporters

The presidential nominating contest keeps creeping earlier and earlier into the election year. The Iowa caucuses are 16 days earlier than in 2004. The New Hampshire primary is 19 days earlier than in 2004. Before the first results, the media were already pushing the contenders around, predicting that most presidential campaigns are toast if they don’t win in one of these states, and in so doing,…
Brent Bozell