Ezra Dulis has no media or political credentials whatsoever, and he cannot grow facial hair. He is an Assistant Editor at Breitbart News.
Elizabeth Warren's Senate campaign has released a statement pushing back against incumbent opponent Scott Brown, who earlier today called on the Harvard Law professor to release her employment records to clear up ongoing questions about her professed Native American ancestry. Warren and the mainstream press, however, ignored the substance of Brown's charge and focused on a tangential statement responding to Warren's latest explanation for her Pretendian claims.
31 May 2012
In the reaction to the Boston Globe's controversial article on Harvard's EEOC reports which listed Elizabeth Warren as a Native American, one particular revelation has gone largely unnoticed. Alan Ray, the administrator who filed diversity reports during Warren's tenure, distances the university from any responsibility for erroneously listing her as a Native American.
27 May 2012
The Guardian reports that members of the intelligence community are virtually apoplectic over the leaked underwear bombing plot foiled by a CIA informant who had infiltrated Al Qaeda.
11 May 2012
In the New York Times' followup to Washington Post's Thursday retrospective on Mitt Romney's high school years, reporters Ashley Parker and Jodi Kantor relate an incensed statement from the family of John Lauber, the man reportedly given a forced hair trimming by young Mr. Romney.
11 May 2012
The Office of House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi sent out a press release responding to the popularity of a Tumblr spinoff of the "Hey Girl" Ryan Gosling comedy meme, "Hey Girl, It's Paul Ryan," and the comedic results are nothing short of disastrous.
3 May 2012
BuzzFeed politics started its Thursday news coverage with several items for the lulz--a Senate candidate picking his nose on C-SPAN, for instance--and then a writeup of a Democrat Senatorial Campaign Committee press release. Talk about viral!
19 Apr 2012
In last night's episode, "Mystery Date," "Mad Men" has resorted to political sucker punches yet again--by marginalizing and attacking those soldiers who weren't drafted for duty in Vietnam but, in the eyes of the showrunners, were crazy and selfish enough to volunteer.
9 Apr 2012
The Obama Administration's State Department has progressed beyond appeasing the Muslim world and has crossed over to directly undermining Israel. Ron Ben-Yishai of Ynet News describes it as a "targeted assassination campaign," manipulating the press to cripple Israel's ability to launch an air strike against Iran's nuclear facilities.
30 Mar 2012
An MSNBC anchor dedicated roughly 30 seconds to the fact that Spike Lee re-tweeted a private citizen's address and drove an elderly couple from their home due to threats and intimidation. As the "move along, nothing to see here" story ended, no mention was made of Lee's prominent business dealings with NBC News.
28 Mar 2012
Spike Lee's re-tweet of an address thought to belong to the accused shooter of Trayvon Martin may have violated Twitter's terms of service, which prohibit posting home addresses without the resident's express permission.
28 Mar 2012