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NBC News’s David Gregory took to Twitter Wednesday afternoon to denounce Mitt Romney’s statement on the violence in Egypt and Libya that killed four Americans. Romney appears to have launched a political attack even before facts of embassy violence were known.

Yesterday Gov. Mitt Romney said he was “outraged” at the attacks on our Egyptian embassy and that Obama’s quick apology to the attackers was disgraceful. Today, BuzzFeed is running a drive-by story in which “very senior Republican foreign policy” wonks take

Yesterday, on the 11th anniversary of 9/11, former President Bill Clinton hit the stump for President Barack Obama–breaking a campaign pledge not to launch political attacks on 9/11, and flat-out lying about Romney/Ryan and Medicare. Clinton’s lies expanded upon of

NBC Chief White House Correspondent Chuck Todd, the race-baiter who walked around the GOP convention and accused Republicans of tokenizing non-white delegates for the camera, is now condemning Romney for condemning a Cairo Embassy apology that the President himself would later disavow.

NPR’s Morning Edition gave a very warm welcome Tuesday to Michael Lewis, whose interviews of Barack Obama are soon to debut in the October issue of Vanity Fair. On NPR, Lewis’ interviews were called “compelling narratives” and his every utterance

The New York Times‘ coverage of the radical Islamist attacks on 9/11 on the U.S. embassy in Cairo and the U.S. consulate in Benghazi begins–like the Obama administration–with acknowledging “anger” over an anti-Islamic film, not with the attacks themselves–and criticizes

NBC News gave the Democratic National convention 25 percent more coverage than the GOP convention the week prior, a media study shows. The analysis reveals NBC dedicated 121 minutes to coverage of the Democrat convention but only 97 minutes to

On the 11th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks on American soil, news of attacks against Americans overseas created a social media firestorm — except on a site dedicated to trendsetting in social media. Ben Smith’s BuzzFeed Politics has written

On the somber 11th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, nearly 2,000 members of the U.S. military have died in Afghanistan since the war started in response to the attacks in 2001. The Defense Department has tallied 1,987 deaths. The Associated Press has counted 1,980.

In 1980, Governor Ronald Reagan won the sole debate with incumbent President Jimmy Carter–and won the election a week later. The media won’t let that happen again.  And so President Barack Obama will “win” next month’s debates–not because he is

Don’t you just love how the shameless, dishonest, corrupt media operates? For MONTHS these Obama-worshipping shills relentlessly pounded us with the following narratives: Narrative Number One: Romney has a problem with women. Romney has a problem with women. Gender gap.

Left-leaning site BuzzFeed has called the future debates for Barack Obama. No, this isn’t a satirical piece, this is media bias. The three presidential debates, which begin in three short weeks, mark Mitt Romney’s best chance to turn the 2012 election in

Young people have decided that news is trash. In a recent national survey, University of Texas at Austin journalism professor Paula Poindexter found that millennials who were born in the 1980s and 1990s prefer to remain uninformed: Millennials describe news

Look at this! Just look at this! Look at what Alexander Burns (remember him), one of Politico’s Obama-shills disguised as a reporter, did here. Here you have a poll released from ABC News and the Washington Post  that says Obama

How despicable can Matt Lauer and the Today Show get? How about this: skipping the moment of silence at 8:46 a.m. today which honored the memory of the 9/11 attacks in order to interview “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” star

Even as the most recent polls show Obama’s convention bounce fading (as expected), that doesn’t mean our dishonest and corrupt media is going to crawl off the bandwagon they crafted over the weekend proclaiming Obama’s win as inevitable. The Narrative

As some of the latest polls move back towards a tied race, you just can’t help but chuckle at the feckless, impotent, corrupt Politico’s feckless, impotent, corrupt attempt over these past few days to seal the deal for Obama. Politico

Tony Mack (pictured above), the Democratic mayor of Trenton, New Jersey, was arrested Monday by the FBI on numerous charges of bribery. If you read CNN’s story on this scandal, you wouldn’t discover that Mack is a Democrat until the

NBC’s headline concerning the Chicago teachers’ strike isn’t about how a broke state can’t afford yet another pay raise for ineffective educators who hold the top spot as the highest paid teachers across the nation. Instead, the news outlet chose

On Sunday morning, Mitt Romney appeared on Meet the Press (NBC) with David Gregory. There, he uttered words that set liberals’ flip-flop switch off: “I say we’re going to replace Obamacare.  And I’m replacing it with my own plan.  And,

Over the past ten days, what hasn’t surprised me is how the corrupt media created its own pro-Obama reality coming out of the conventions. What does surprise me is how this coordinated psy-ops push is working to panic a lot

The Washington Post‘s fact check on President Obama’s vote on Illinois’s Born-Alive Protection Act ignores its own facts to come out with an anti-Republican takeaway. To see why, we first have to take a look at the facts presented in the

The Executive Editor of Time Magazine gets paid the big bucks to go on The Chris Matthews Show to say brilliant things like this: “The economic question is the heart of this whole race, who do you trust to handle

In a Sept. 7 piece, Slate’s Dave Weigel wrote that conservatives had set the agenda for the coverage of the Democrat convention on Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 4 and 5, through “trolling” (otherwise known as reporting). This was most obvious when

According to Dean Obeidallah, commentator at CNN.com, white Protestants have “jumped the shark.” Here’s what Obeidallah had to say: I’m sincerely not gloating. And my jibes are in jest. But what I’m happy about is that our two major political