Apparently, the NYT smells like “hints of guaiacwood, cedar, musk, spice, with “a powdery note and velvet nuance.” Personally, I would have thought the tangy aroma of bull excrement would form the base scent, but I’m not a perfumer. This
From Fareed Zakaria on CNN:
I have to go cleanse my palette by watching a legitimate interview carried off by someone who doesn’t get the vapors, like Chris Wallace or even Chris Matthews. Lefty Nicole Sandler begins hysterically by starting off with a straw man
Andrew Marcus of Founding Bloggers caught up with Daily Kos publisher Markos Moulitsas at Netroots. [youtube L_MADi7wsvg nolink] No, in order for Markos to be a coward he would have to not run away from the camera and instead go
President Obama is drawing criticism from lefty conference Netroots this weekend. President Obama took his licks from progressives who are meeting in Minneapolis at the Netroots Nation Convention, the annual gathering of liberal bloggers and other social media activists. The
These videos from Kerry Picket of the Washington Times show just of quickly progressives can make themselves hysterical. [youtube hwN3VNTyqOA nolink] Ryan Clayton with Insert Leftist Organization Here angrily confronted Andrew Breitbart when he ventured into the lobby where Netroots
AMW has contributed to over 1,100 captures and saved scores of missing children in the twenty-plus years its been on air. The show was remarkable in that it was the first of its kind to use mass media and entertainment
They’re enjoying themselves way too much.
If they’re not stumping for him and serving as an unofficial economic advisor during the 2008 campaign or footing the bill for his swearing-in ceremony, they’re accommodating the 2012 campaign with special deals involving their new advertising product. Google denied
Is this the same Chris Matthews? Maybe the biggest story from last night was not Romney’s cool or Pawlenty’s retreat, but the emergence of a star, Michele Bachmann. She was, of course, created here. She came off as poised, informed,
Silky Pony’s mugshot was just released:
“You film videos to slander protesters! THIS MAN HERE IS FILMING!” [youtube EJ8y-97BUL8 nolink] Since when was “slanderous” defined as “taking video of people who willingly choose to act a fool and putting it on the Internet?”
From Breitbart.tv: The DNC has produced a deceptively edited advertisement to make it look as though the GOP candidates for President aren’t interested in education or the middle class and instead are fixated on Shariah Law and permanent moon bases.
Steven Crowder shares the fall-out of calling out the bias in “The Daily Show,” which prides itself on “moderation” and pretending to lampoon both sides. [youtube HdW4geJ-lik nolink] From sister site Big Hollywood: When Ben Shapiro approached me, asking me
Er, 1964 election, anyone? Newsbusters noticed this as well.
During a discussion on the ratio of estrogen to testosterone in the workplace, Claire Shipman remarked: “A group of all white men are not going to reach the best decisions.” Her remarks have a Sotomayor-esque ring to them. I’ll also
Something about waiting until the facts are out comes into mind. ” … what Andrew Breitbart was insinuating about him with young girls and stuff was outrageous! And frankly it’s too bad that he got to say that stuff on
The media is having another Al Capone’s vault moment. Eager members of the MSM and progressive bloggers have been poring over 24,000 emails from Palin’s time as governor and still, the most shocking thing remains the media’s obsession with a
From the NYT: “That Weiner, Spitzer, Clinton Look.”
“I don’t see Andrew Breitbart as having done anything wrong on this story.”
Joan Walsh appeared on Ed Schult’z show to express her dismay at how Congressman Anthony Weiner’s actions made her look. “A lot of us gave him the benefit of the doubt … I look kinda stupid.” Walsh remarked: … If
Ed Schultz last night admonished guests Bill Press and Joan Walsh for refusing to condemn Congressman’s Weiner’s actions by way of deflecting via the partisan politics argument. “This is not right-wing politics. This is absolute. There are absolutes. This man
One of my favorite thing in politics occurs whenever reporters fabricate entire hit pieces on politicians based on “unnamed sources.” David Cantanese bases a thinly-disguised editorial diatribe against Missouri’s Lt. Governor Peter Kinder in this latest example, writing: Peter Kinder,
