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Tony Bennett: Wonderful Artist, Political Lunatic

86 year-old Tony Bennett is in the news again, this time for uttering yet-another bit of left-wing lunacy. Yesterday, in a press conference loaded with anti-Second Amendment celebrities wearing their prescription-less “smart” glasses, Bennett claimed that gun ownership would turn

'House of Cards': Left-Wing Self-Loathing as High Drama

***SPOILERS**** Had Netflix’s good but not great “House of Cards,” been about Republicans, those of us on the Right would likely be furious. But like Jews can mock Jews and blacks can mock blacks, leftist Hollywood can mercilessly hammer its

Candy Crowley Out at CNN?

Candy Crowley Out at CNN?

According to Fishbowl DC, newly-installed CNN-chief Jeff Zucker has made or is contemplating a couple of smart moves. Apparently, John King has survived and just renewed his contract. That’s the good news. The great news is that the incorrigibly corrupt

Layoffs Cost Time Inc. $100 Million

Layoffs Cost Time Inc. $100 Million

There’s Time Warner, the multi-billion dollar multi-national; and then there’s its subsidiary, Time Inc., the publishing arm responsible for somewhere around 130 magazines, including Time, Sports Illustrated, Fortune, and People.   Time Inc. has been downsizing for years now, including

Post Office Ceasing Saturday Delivery Bad News for MSM

Post Office Ceasing Saturday Delivery Bad News for MSM

Starting in August, the United States Post Office will cease Saturday delivery of first class mail. Though packages and prescriptions will still be delivered; letters, fliers and newsweeklies will sit until Monday. Because the media is in as bad of

CNN: Christie's So Fat He Could Die In Office

CNN: Christie's So Fat He Could Die In Office

From a mile away, a blind man could have seen this coming … at night … in sunglasses. That the media would turn against New Jersey governor Chris Christie as soon as he stopped beating up John Boehner and being

The Media's Curious Lack of Outrage at the Assassin-In-Chief

The Media's Curious Lack of Outrage at the Assassin-In-Chief

Comparing waterboarding — which is so harmless journalists have volunteered to do it — to assassinating American citizens is like comparing a Nerf ball to an uzi. Comparing involuntary detentions at Guantanamo Bay — where the greatest threat to prisoners

Heckle-Gate: Dana Milbank Goes Full-Orwell

Heckle-Gate: Dana Milbank Goes Full-Orwell

Just when I’m pretty sure I couldn’t be happier with the Washington Post’s Erik Wemple and his righteous refusal to let the media off the hook for lying about Heckle-Gate, Wemple calls out one of his own, the Post’s Dana

Imperial City: Why the Media Doesn't Care About the Poor

Imperial City: Why the Media Doesn't Care About the Poor

This isn’t an excuse. The media is intentionally protecting Barack Obama at all costs (see: cover up, Libya), and the media is populated by hive minds terrified of what might happen should they jump off the Narrative Plantation and actually report

BuzzFeed Politics Dismantled In 83 Words

This post by “Jim Treacher” is only 83 words long. But those 83 words sure do hit the mark and make the point that exposes exactly what BuzzFeed Politics is all about and how useful it is to Democrats. 

Nobody Wants to Talk About CNN's 'Ethnic' Problem

Nobody Wants to Talk About CNN's 'Ethnic' Problem

Last week, a bomb went off in the news media. But the media’s own version of the Blue Wall of Silence held together again, which allowed the media to pretend nothing happened. Some in conservative media noticed and reported on

Super Bowl Crushes Oscars: 115 Million to 39 Million

Super Bowl Crushes Oscars: 115 Million to 39 Million

Last night, an estimated 114.7 million people watched the championship game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Baltimore Ravens. Football’s biggest night, which is filled with patriotism, masculinity and greatness unencumbered by a trophy-for-everyone mentality — the most conservative

Super Bowl Crushes Oscars: 115 Million to 39 Million

Last night an estimated 114.7 million people watched the championship game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Baltimore Ravens. Football’s biggest night, which is filled with patriotism, masculinity, and greatness unencumbered by a trophy-for-everyone mentality — the most conservative

Steve Capus Oversaw 'Erosion of Journalistic Values'

Steve Capus Oversaw 'Erosion of Journalistic Values'

“The Baltimore Sun’s” David Zurawik doesn’t mention the acts of outright journalistic fraud committed under Capus’ scandal-plagued tenure as NBC News president (which ended Friday), but he does at least nod to the elephant in the room: Ending a tenure

Today Is Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Birthday

Dietrich Bonhoeffer, a Lutheran pastor and German patriot hanged by the Nazis for his involvement in a plot to assassinate Hitler, would be 107 years old today. Bonhoeffer’s extraordinary story of open defiance to Hitler out of loyalty to Christ,

'Godfather III' Gets a Bad Rap

It was enough of a miracle that “Godfather II,” lived up to its predecessor, and I think it’s close to a miracle number three is as good as it is. It’s most certainly a worthy entry in the saga, but

Counting the Ways the Media Lies About the Economy

Counting the Ways the Media Lies About the Economy

Pop quiz: What was the biggest news story this week? And I don’t mean, what was the biggest news story according to Obama’s media. Obviously, it was the economy taking a nosedive into negative territory last quarter, along with the