Print John Nolte Follow Read Full Bio AP Stylebook Ends Usage of 'Illegal Alien' The Associated Press drops the term "illegal immigrant," and the left wins another battle in the language war. The AP's rationale for the change is ridiculous (a person cannot be illegal). The AP isn't even able to come up with an alternative. The term "undocumented" has also been rejected. 2 Apr 2013 Obama, Congress Exempt from Sequester Salary Cuts "The Reagan-era law exempted some programs from the sequester, including elements of Social Security, interest on the debt and federal Pell grants. (The law also exempts the president’s pay, which is the reason President Obama’s pay won’t be hit by the sequester.)" 2 Apr 2013 President Pinocchio: WaPo Hits Obama On False Background Check Claim The Washington Post's Glenn Kessler has been doing notable work of late when it comes to holding Obama accountable for making false claims. Tuesday Kessler exposed our fibber-in-chief once again, this time for using a phony statistic that claims 40% of gun sales happen without background checks. 2 Apr 2013 Chuck Todd: NRA 'Probably Going to Win' Gun Control Fight A noticeably disappointed Chuck Todd admitted today that the gun fight in DC is all but over and has been won by the NRA. In other words, nothing is going to pass, including stronger restrictions on background checks. 2 Apr 2013 Kirsten Powers: 'Media Matters Is Not a Legitimate Organization' It sure would be a better media world if more individuals in the media were as honest about Media Matters as the Fox News Channel's Kirsten Powers, who is a Democrat. The problem, though, is that much of the media know Media Matters is nothing more than a left-wing attack dog disguised as a watchdog group, but go along with the charade for partisan political purposes. 2 Apr 2013 AP: 'Obama Limits Media in Ways No Past Administration Would've Dared' If the media put pressure on Obama and made him pay a political price for doing this, he would have to stop. Moreover, all it would take is the media ganging up on the White House for a week or so to make this circumvention into a political liability. 1 Apr 2013 'Ten Commandments' Rerun Beats Jim Carrey, Tina Fey & 'Girls' Just last week, 51 year-old Jim Carrey, who has never won an Academy Award, mocked "Ten Commandments" star Charlton Heston in a Funny or Die video attacking those of us who support Second Amendment civil rights. The chorus of Carrey's song included the lyrics, "Charlton Heston movies are no longer in demand." Talk about poor timing. 1 Apr 2013 Struggling Newspapers Embrace Paywalls Because the media are unpopular and no longer trusted, they currently find themselves between a rock and a hard place. With ad revenue plummeting, newspapers are now being forced to try and make up that revenue with paywalls. 1 Apr 2013 Media Ignore Obamas Lavish 1% Vacations In a Sunday Washington Times column, Drudge Report editor Joseph Curl takes a look at the difference between how the last two White House occupants, President Bush and President Obama, approached vacationing as president. 1 Apr 2013 No Media Outrage After Sotomayor 'Compares' Homosexuality to Incest If you want proof of how vicious the mainstream media is when it comes to punishing black conservatives for daring to be black and conservative, look no further than the media's coordinated attack against the openly conservative Dr. Ben Carson for making the exact same kind of argument about same-sex marriage as Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor did on the exact same day. 30 Mar 2013 Previous 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Next
AP Stylebook Ends Usage of 'Illegal Alien' The Associated Press drops the term "illegal immigrant," and the left wins another battle in the language war. The AP's rationale for the change is ridiculous (a person cannot be illegal). The AP isn't even able to come up with an alternative. The term "undocumented" has also been rejected. 2 Apr 2013
Obama, Congress Exempt from Sequester Salary Cuts "The Reagan-era law exempted some programs from the sequester, including elements of Social Security, interest on the debt and federal Pell grants. (The law also exempts the president’s pay, which is the reason President Obama’s pay won’t be hit by the sequester.)" 2 Apr 2013
President Pinocchio: WaPo Hits Obama On False Background Check Claim The Washington Post's Glenn Kessler has been doing notable work of late when it comes to holding Obama accountable for making false claims. Tuesday Kessler exposed our fibber-in-chief once again, this time for using a phony statistic that claims 40% of gun sales happen without background checks. 2 Apr 2013
Chuck Todd: NRA 'Probably Going to Win' Gun Control Fight A noticeably disappointed Chuck Todd admitted today that the gun fight in DC is all but over and has been won by the NRA. In other words, nothing is going to pass, including stronger restrictions on background checks. 2 Apr 2013
Kirsten Powers: 'Media Matters Is Not a Legitimate Organization' It sure would be a better media world if more individuals in the media were as honest about Media Matters as the Fox News Channel's Kirsten Powers, who is a Democrat. The problem, though, is that much of the media know Media Matters is nothing more than a left-wing attack dog disguised as a watchdog group, but go along with the charade for partisan political purposes. 2 Apr 2013
AP: 'Obama Limits Media in Ways No Past Administration Would've Dared' If the media put pressure on Obama and made him pay a political price for doing this, he would have to stop. Moreover, all it would take is the media ganging up on the White House for a week or so to make this circumvention into a political liability. 1 Apr 2013
'Ten Commandments' Rerun Beats Jim Carrey, Tina Fey & 'Girls' Just last week, 51 year-old Jim Carrey, who has never won an Academy Award, mocked "Ten Commandments" star Charlton Heston in a Funny or Die video attacking those of us who support Second Amendment civil rights. The chorus of Carrey's song included the lyrics, "Charlton Heston movies are no longer in demand." Talk about poor timing. 1 Apr 2013
Struggling Newspapers Embrace Paywalls Because the media are unpopular and no longer trusted, they currently find themselves between a rock and a hard place. With ad revenue plummeting, newspapers are now being forced to try and make up that revenue with paywalls. 1 Apr 2013
Media Ignore Obamas Lavish 1% Vacations In a Sunday Washington Times column, Drudge Report editor Joseph Curl takes a look at the difference between how the last two White House occupants, President Bush and President Obama, approached vacationing as president. 1 Apr 2013
No Media Outrage After Sotomayor 'Compares' Homosexuality to Incest If you want proof of how vicious the mainstream media is when it comes to punishing black conservatives for daring to be black and conservative, look no further than the media's coordinated attack against the openly conservative Dr. Ben Carson for making the exact same kind of argument about same-sex marriage as Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor did on the exact same day. 30 Mar 2013