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MoveOn.org Ad Targets Romney In Michigan

From Big Government:[T]he MoveOn.org ads are running on Comcast affiliated channels (CNN, MSNBC, TSBC, TNT, USA) for two days in Detroit ($16,120) and Flint/Saginaw. ($3,875)So why would the political left and the union left spend money trying to influence who

Obama Targets Gingrich in Energy Speech

In a speech to students at the University of Miami Thursday, President Obama appeared to be ridiculing Republican presidential nominee Newt Gingrich, by telling his audience, “It’s the easiest thing in the world to make phony election-year promises about lower gas prices.”

Foreign Policy Highlights of the GOP Debate

While Americans have been bombarded with Republican debates, most would argue that they haven’t been bombarded with, well, substance. Lackluster questions, vocal crowds, and candidates allowing moderators to set the premise of discussions have made the debates devolve into bickering and

Specter: Santorum Lied

In Wednesday’s debate, former Pennsylvania Senator and former Republican turncoat Arlen Specter became a prominent issue of contention. Mitt Romney attacked Rick Santorum for his support of Specter in 2004. Santorum said that he supported Specter because Specter had agreed

Piers Morgan, Comedians: GOP Candidates Have 'No Character'

Noting the Republican presidential candidates’ “comic potential,” CNN’s Piers Morgan asked comedians Steve Carell and David Steinberg about the comedic qualities of the candidates. Steinberg compared them all to “Curly” of “The Three Stooges,” while Carell said that Ron Paul

Will Karzai Now Apologize to Obama?

Troops at a Bagram Airfield were ensnared in controversy after burning copies of the Koran, it was revealed this week. The Korans, as reported by CNN, weren’t just Korans; they apparently also served as a form of communication between detainees with “extremist” writings in them:

CNN Caught Influencing Debate on Obama's Behalf

Commentator Dick Morris picked up on it in a series of Tweets. It was so obvious, the Republican audience booed it and those looking in from home most likely understood what was taking place, as well. Asked CNN’s John King,

HBO's Growing Credibility Problem

HBO's Growing Credibility Problem

We’ve already caught HBO in a whopper in a statement the network released yesterday. In trying to explain their way out of a partisan film put into production when Governor Sarah Palin was still a likely contender for the GOP

And The Loser Is … The Media

The former Speaker has been slipping in the polls and fallen out of the media eye and, thus, needed a breakout performance tonight. Going back to a proven strategy of attacking the media, Newt Gingrich garnered some of the biggest

Was CNN Influencing Debate On Obama's Behalf?

Commentator Dick Morris picked up on it in a series of Tweets. It was so obvious, the Republican audience booed it and those looking in from home most likely understood what was taking place as well. Asked CNN’s John King: “Which candidate believes in

CNN Setup: 'Women On Twitter' Hate Republicans

Giving post-debate analysis for CNN Senior Political Analyst David Gergen said that the contraception conversation did not help the GOP candidates and that “a lot of women on twitter” were criticizing the positions of the men on stage. Gergen claimed

Tonight's #CNNDebate Winner: The Brokered Convention

Newt Gingrich wiped the floor with the rest of the field at the final Republican debate, partly by attacking the moderator (more on that below). But even the twice-resurrected Gingrich will struggle to revive his fading campaign. So the main

Stephanopoulos and the Social-Issue Setup

When the Republican presidential candidates gathered in New Hampshire on Jan. 7 for the first debate of 2012, former Clinton communications guru George Stephanopoulos surprised Gov. Mitt Romney with a question about contraception that no one–on stage or in the