It’s just been announced that not a single person watched a network evening news show in the 17th largest U.S. city, Fort Worth, Texas, in 2009-2010. Not one. Plus, about ten thousand visitors who happened to be in hotels there
by Archy Cary22 Sep 2010, 8:51 AM PST0
by Archy Cary12 Jul 2010, 7:06 AM PST0
On Tuesday, seven bullets believed to have been fired from one or more AK-47s from across the border hit the El Paso City Hall. It was big news in the Texas border town right across the river from Juarez, Mexico,
by Archy Cary1 Jul 2010, 11:00 AM PST0
In his June 8, 2010, 7,000-plus word Rolling Stone article entitled “The Spill, The Scandal, and the President,” Tim Dickinson fixed blame for the oil leak in the Gulf, but ignored how the effort to fix the mess it’s causing
by Archy Cary13 Jun 2010, 5:57 PM PST0
Drudge Report readers woke up this morning to the news that GOP senatorial candidate Sharron Angle won the Republican primary last night in Nevada. Associated Press writer Michael R. Blood’s linked piece on Drudge represents the MSM’s template in its
by Archy Cary9 Jun 2010, 9:11 AM PST0
[youtube XCbrEbEyheM nolink] In 2006, Michael Richards, who played “Kramer” on the Seinfeld series, appropriately apologized for his racist rant at the patrons of a comedy club where he was performing. He later phoned the Reverends Al Sharpton and Jesse
by Archy Cary1 Jun 2010, 1:07 PM PST0
Judging by this editorial, the Washington Post chewed on the White House memo written by White House Counsel Robert F. Bauer entitled “Review of Discussions Relating to Congressman Sestak,” and then swallowed it whole. The title of the WaPo editorial
by Archy Cary30 May 2010, 5:46 PM PST0
May 16, 2010, the day of the now infamous SEIU protest at the home of a Bank of America executive’s home in Chevy Chase, Maryland, also included a less publicized protest at the home of a J.P. Morgan bank executive.
by Archy Cary29 May 2010, 11:57 AM PST0
“To Fisk,” means to refute, point by point, a published story; the verb comes from the left-wing British journalist Robert Fisk, whose slanted dispatches are often ruthlessly “fisked” in the blogosphere. Big Journalism’s comments on the text of the Washington
by Archy Cary25 May 2010, 6:29 PM PST0
Democrat senatorial candidate and sitting Congressman Joe Sestak (D, Pa.) has repeatedly confirmed that he was offered a government position by the Obama Administration in exchange for withdrawing from his eventually successful race against incumbent Senator Arlen Specter for his
by Archy Cary25 May 2010, 9:01 AM PST0
Why is the Washington Post ignoring the SEIU protest at the homes of two bank executives, one being an employee of the Bank of America? Aside from a brief mention in a larger story on May 17 about SEIU protests,
by Archy Cary24 May 2010, 6:50 PM PST0
[youtube JJyWWM9OHKA&NR nolink] Step aside Governor Palin. The MSM has acquired a new primary target, GOP Kentucky senatorial candidate, Dr. Rand Paul. The host of Sunday’s Meet The Press kicked off the campaign. So let the spin begin. Here’s what
by Archy Cary24 May 2010, 6:05 AM PST0
The family of Greg Baer, Bank of America executive, is located in a jurisdiction protected by the Montgomery County Police Department (MCPD), which responded promptly to a disturbance call from his neighborhood last weekend. According to Corporal Dan Friz, an
by Archy Cary21 May 2010, 11:11 AM PST0
The Chicago media covers Illinois political corruption like crime reporters. They show up at the scene, gather for the perp walk, snap a photo, and cover the trial. In short, they wait for the story to happen and then accept
by Archy Cary19 May 2010, 1:49 PM PST0
Washington Post blogger Greg Sargent, who writes under the by-line The Plum Line, criticizes pollster Whit Ayres for suggesting that the failed Times Square bomb incident gives Republicans a political opportunity. Sargent closes his blog with: Ayres is the GOP
by Archy Cary7 May 2010, 5:26 PM PST0
If it’s civilly disobedient, disruptive, threatening, hateful, belligerent and occasionally violent and illegal, it must be the Tea Partiers. This we’ve learned from the MSM. Yesterday, Tea Partiers took a page out of their early American heritage and dressed up
by Archy Cary7 May 2010, 9:14 AM PST0
When CBS 2 News producer Ed Marshall interviewed Republican Senatorial candidate Mark Kirk on May 3, 2010, he revealed his bias in the race that pits Kirk against Democrat Alexi Giannoulias, Illinois Secretary of the Treasury, whose family bank, Broadway
by Archy Cary6 May 2010, 10:33 AM PST0
President Obama’s distain for those associated with the Tea Party movement goes back at least as far as his 100th day in office when he said this: [youtube sKooYzRkSI4 nolink] The President’s mockery has continued with a sustained tone of
by Archy Cary5 May 2010, 6:06 PM PST0
When the nine members of the Hutaree militia group were arrested in late March near Adrian, Michigan, the MSM ran hard with the story. Within 48 hours, the template was set: A “right-wing extremist Christian” militia group had been planning
by Archy Cary4 May 2010, 6:07 PM PST0
The case of Too Much Media, LLC (Plaintiff) v. Shellee Hale (Defendant), decided by the Superior Court of New Jersey Appellate Division on April 22, 2010, is not a decision that should cause alarm among those who are engaged in,
by Archy Cary3 May 2010, 6:30 AM PST0
In a new article, Marc Ambinder, politics editor of The Atlantic, asks: Have Conservatives Gone Mad? He says yes. Serious thinkers on the right have finally gotten around to a full and open debate on the epistemic closure problem that’s
by Archy Cary27 Apr 2010, 5:55 PM PST0
A telling statement is spoken by the “reporter” in the Lafayette Park video as he obediently retreats. While back-peddling along with the other media people, he says this to someone on his cell phone: It’s one thing to be pushing
by Archy Cary21 Apr 2010, 6:48 AM PST0
New York Times’ columnist Frank Rich outs himself as a conspiracy theorist in his Saturday column, “Welcome to Confederate History Month,” wherein he fabricates a synthesis of current anti-Obamacare sentiments and events. To build his theory, he connects dots that
by Archy Cary20 Apr 2010, 5:29 AM PST0
Andrew Alexander’s column today concerning the Washington Post’s reporting on the alleged “spitting and slurs” episode on March 20 offers a partially accurate thesis based on unsubstantiated details. In short, it doesn’t work. Here’s Alexander’s thesis: The Post was remiss
by Archy Cary11 Apr 2010, 1:47 PM PST0
Historians will someday document the pressure that Democrat Party leaders put on their members in Congress to vote for the “health care” bill. Until then, we mainly rely on leaked stories and accounts offered by House members willing to talk.
by Archy Cary31 Mar 2010, 5:29 PM PST0