John Nolte

On the pages of The Washington Post, columnist Kathleen Parker (who poses as a Republican) compared the Republican Party to a fictional mafia crime family and refers to Texas Republican Senator Ted Cruz as “Ted bin Laden,” an obvious reference

Nate Silver, The New York Times’ polling guru of 2012 (who has since moved to ESPN), has taken a look at the government shutdown polls (and history) and concluded that things don’t look as bad for the GOP as the

In the report embedded below, NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams claims that, if it weren’t for the government shutdown, his network would be offering more coverage of the ObamaCare launch debacle. But it is doubtful the White House believes

PolitiFact, a left-wing fact-checking site that poses as objective, will expand its vital services to Democrats and the mainstream media by expanding its target to include political pundits and media figures, not just politicians. Though PolitiFact has frequently discredited itself

Friday morning, during a CNN segment about the ongoing, three-day Value Voters Summit, the left-wing network’s chyron read “anti-gay, anti-abortion group…” What the summit really is is a yearly gathering of religious and social conservatives who support traditional marriage, just

What a difference a single point makes.  The news that the Republican Party hit record low approval ratings in the Gallup tracking poll made all kinds of headlines this week, and justifiably so.  But one point this way and another,

The anti-Christian CNN chose to cover Friday’s Values Voters Summit with a chyron that blasted the three-day gathering of social and religious conservatives activists as “anti-gay.” Unless there is something else going on I’m unaware of, CNN is smearing this

I love a defunding fight as much as anyone, but I really want to see ObamaCare get a stake through its heart via widespread civil disobedience. If people refuse to sign up for ObamaCare, the program collapses. Nothing would be

Ninety-percent of the time, “Morning Joe” is predominantly a rich, white, smug panel of elites who not only agree that government is good and conservatives are evil, but also agree that one another are wonderful. It is a velvet bubble

The Huffington Post’s Michael Calderone does a good job breaking down a new report that looks at the Obama administration’s treatment of the media. The study’s bottom line is that when it comes to media requests, hyper-criticism of media coverage,

Rick Klein, political director for ABC News, openly encouraged a sell-off in the stock market as a way to “shake things loose inside the GOP.” Writing at ABC’s The Note, Klein vocally encouraged investors to “SELL,” (capital letters original) which

As someone who suffers through the left-wing monotone of CNN’s Wolf Blitzer for two hours a day, I can tell you that Blitzer spews opinions all the time. Wolf is especially good at reassuring America that President Obama really, really,

In the puffiest of puffy puff pieces, Politico published a profile of controversial actor Alec Baldwin without making a single mention of the fact that he is controversial. If you weren’t aware of, among other things, Baldwin’s very recent homophobic

CNN’s Jake Tapper sat down Wednesday for a Reddit interview and, when asked about bias in media, he gave a typically straight-forward answer: Yes I do but I also think it’s more complicated than just liberal bias. I think there

For a week, the media have been laughing at Republicans with the false claim that if we hadn’t shut down the government they would be covering the dismal failures of the ObamaCare launch. Well, that is a good line of

In today’s edition of polls the media will collectively ignore, a new AP-GFK polls finds that Barack Obama’s job approval rating has plummeted to 37%. The President’s disapproval rating is up to 53%. There is no good news in this

It seems impossible to make sense of a president who would threaten to veto a compromise funding bill to cover cancer treatments for children sick with cancer, while public television and radio stations receive almost a half-billion dollars in funding.

The performance of the White House Press Corps during President Obama’s Tuesday afternoon briefing resulted in not a single question that seriously challenged the president or even made him uncomfortable. The hour-long affair was more like a conversation between the

Monday, the Washington Post’s Sarah Kliff told the story of Michelle Langbehn, a women suffering from a rare form of cancer who was counting on the kind of treatment she apparently can only get through the National Institutes of Health.

4:02 – CNN Poll: 63% Angry at GOP, 57% Angry at Dems, 53% Angry at Obama This is a new CNN poll just released on “The Lead with Jake Tapper.” As you can see, the numbers are very, very close.