Open Thread: Obama, Kagan and the Media
How much do you really know about her?
How much do you really know about her?
Sometimes the best examples of the New York Times‘s increasingly delusional, anti-rational, anti-American and, let’s face it, anti-human-nature mindset are to be found not on the front page, where their slavish adoration of the Obama Administration continues apace, if somewhat
Sandra Soto, PhD, is a professor of “gender and women’s studies” at the University of Arizona and, naturally, she couldn’t resist getting in her little gender-and-women’s-studies professorial dig at the Arizona immigration law. Hey, we’re all lefty bedfellows here, right?
As everyone knows – everyone, that is, excepting those sophisticates who revere The New York Times – the former “paper of record” routinely plays fast and loose with news that bears on its ideological agenda, both by how (and whether)
As dogged New York Times readers know, the paper’s staggering capacity for hypocrisy is on all-too regular display. But there was an especially noteworthy example in a Feb. 18 story, published in the sports section under the heading “College Basketball.”
In his New York Times blog, “The Caucus,” Jeff Zeleny takes a look at the Political Fallout From the Supreme Court Ruling and dishes up a bowl of thin gruel for his mostly anguished readers. Remember Mirror, Mirror, the bearded
H4Y7XVAZ5KPJAs all sentient readers (and innumerable ex-readers) of The New York Times know, but executive editor Bill Keller seemingly does not, among the things that make the paper so relentlessly irritating is that its left/liberal assumptions are pervasive and inescapable.
Back in September, after the Giles-O’Keefe ACORN reveal had blown through the alternative media with Katrina-strength winds, the New York Times‘ public editor, Clark Hoyt (Mr. Collins to the Gray Lady’s Lady Catherine de Bourgh), wondered if just maybe the