Footnote, Please? TV Critic Says "Sizable Number" Think Bush Worst Pre

Windfall Tax, Anyone

The Free Market Project has noticed of late how the media are warming back up to the notion of a "windfall profits" tax on oil companies. The windfall profits tax was a hotter topic in the months after Katrina, but the idea didn't stick then. But now with a new session of Congress, a State of the Union address on the way, and 2005 profit reports running over the wires, the push to soak "Big Oil…

Washington Post "Previews" State Of The Union Address With "Humor

The Washington Post has chosen to run on their opinion page this morning, in advance of tonight's State Of The Union Address, an apparent attempt at humor from someone named David Atkins. It's a mocking, snarky piece, that is, unfortunately for the Post, not close enough to reality to actually be funny. Written in the first person voice of President Bush, though strangely lacking in malaprop and…

Despite Months of a Media Full-Court Press, Alito Is Confirmed

Questions for the 'Conservatives are Racists' Report

"Science" Report from The Washington Post: Conservative Voters Are Rac

Washington Post's Dan Balz Lists 'Insidious' Pitfalls for Bush and the

WashPost Reporter Hails Kaine's Boldness and "Guts" In Proposing Billi

The DenPo-WaPo Bubble: Denver Post Repeats Washington Post NSA Distort

Media Make Their Priorities Crystal Clear – Bring Back Hurricane Kat

There’s an old rule in marketing – stick to what sells. Lately, it appears that America’s media are doing exactly that.Since the significant rebound in the president’s poll numbers from their October lows, along with an apparent lack of outrage by the public concerning the Jack Abramoff lobbying scandal and revelations of domestic eavesdropping by the National Security Agency, the media seem to…

How Did the Washington Post Miss All Those Canadians

Bozell Column: All Quiet on Hillary's Plantation

WashPost Goes Metaphorical on Blood-Thirsty "Seething" Conservatives I

Unitarian Heaven: Washington Post Prints Completely One-Sided "Protest