When everything is racist, nothing will be racist. That is where we are headed, and nothing proves that better than Emily Roller in the New York Times. Because the Left is desperate to move the illegal immigration issue from a
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Either these media know-it-alls don’t know their history or they do and assume we’re all stupid. In a break from the state’s racist legacy, South Carolina Republicans overwhelmingly chose Nikki Haley, an Indian American woman, to run for governor and
Sometimes a picture really is worth a thousand words: Edith Shain, the nurse in one of the great iconographic photographs of World War II, as shot by Alfred Eisenstaedt, died today at the age of 91.
***Updated In a bombshell new development in the Al Gore sex scandal — broken exclusively earlier today by The ENQUIRER — the Oregon District Attorney says there’s “the possibility of a criminal prosecution.” In a statement just released by Multnomah
It’s the question no one from the press is asking. Who is lying? Over the weekend a video of Sen. John Kyl at a North Tempe town hall meeting shot through the internet like a bullet. The video showed Sen.
One of the best ways to cajole a reader into accepting a point of view is to use emotional descriptives in writing. It is the difference between opinion style editorials — like what I write — and straight news, like
Texas Democrat Kesha Rogers campaigned for for Congress with Obama-Hitler signs. The signs even have the tag- “Paid For By Kesha Rogers for Congress” – on the bottom. But, the state-run media won’t run this photo. They won’t publish this
Second of two parts. Part One is here. Much of the Draft seems heavily influenced by the findings and recommendations of a USC/Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism study,”Public Policy and Funding the News.” It claims that the Internet and
Further evidence of the “narrative,” the media’s mindset, and why you want to throw your shoe at your television set. David Asman and Andrew Breitbart discuss the interesting differences between the way the press covered George W. Bush and now
