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Hot Air: NBC's 'Emotional Terrorism' Following 'Bogus' Armor Report
Via Bryan Preston at Hot Air:On May 17, NBC reported a blockbuster exclusive on the superiority of Dragon Skin body armor over Interceptor, the body armor that the US Army issues to soldiers in combat zones. But NBC’s story has a major flaw: It’s wrong about nearly everything.Watch the latest installment of Hot Air's Vent and actually hear an Army official, Brigadier General Mark Brown, conclude…
Hillary 'Eloquent': Just Ask ESPN
Politics has once again managed to work its way onto the pages of ESPN. I recently wrote about Kenny Mayne adopting "Obama!" as a new signature call. For the record, Mayne wrote me to say that he was an independent, didn't intend any political overtones by "Obama!" and didn't realize, when agreeing to endorse Progressive Insurance, that head honcho Peter Lewis is a huge donor to a variety of…
Fourth Finds Times in Melancholy Mood: America Falls Short in World's
I was confident the New York Times would find a way to pour cold water on the Fourth of July. Still, turning to it this morning, I was curious to see just what kind of wet [with that cold water]blanket the Times would throw on our national holiday. And the Grey Lady didn't disappoint, with a sour, melancholy editorial viewing America through the eyes of other countries -- and naturally finding…
Panic Over Possible Pardon, ABC Compares Libby Case to Plight of Cocai
Broadcast network anchors and reporters on Tuesday night seemed to be in a near panic over the possibility President Bush might yet pardon Lewis “Scooter” Libby, while ABC's Martha Raddatz illustrated special treatment for Libby by highlighting a man sentenced to 20 years for selling cocaine, whose commutation request Bush rejected, and Martha Stewart who served five months for violations…
AM Wrap: CBS Displays 'Libby Pardon,' ABC: 'Above the Law?', Vieira Sn
The Tuesday broadcast network morning shows all led with President Bush's commutation of the 30-month prison sentence for Lewis "Scooter" Libby, but CBS displayed "Libby Pardon" on screen throughout a report from Bill Plante; over video of Bush and then Libby ABC put "Above the Law?" on screen to frame its coverage; and both CBS and NBC featured Hillary Clinton's slam at Bush's "cronyism" -- yet…
NY Times Lauds Earning Green for Being Green
'Sustainability' officers earn praise as radical green agenda is downplayed by newspaper.