Most “journalists” like to pretend they are separate from mere politics, but apparently MSNBC’s Touré doesn’t. He isn’t merely observing and reporting on President Obama, but is part of Obama’s team. This is clear by his on-air Freudian slip delivered
How’s this for a study in contrasts… Last night at 6:30 I received the following email from Sandra –You-WILL-Pay-For-My-Lifestyle-Choices — Fluke, by way of the Obama campaign: From: Sandra Fluke Date: Wed, Aug 22, 2012 at 6:30 PM Subject: “Legitimate
On Thursday, Mitt Romney will give an important speech about energy in which he will offer solutions to achieve energy independence by 2020 and put America on the path of becoming an energy superpower in the 21st century. It will
Sandra Fluke is using Rep. Todd Akin’s comments about rape to fundraise for the Obama campaign. Fluke gained national fame when she argued before Congress that government should force Catholic organizations to pay for contraceptives. Democrats will trot out Ms.
What if, during the gathering-storm decade of the 1930s, a senior White House aide in the Franklin D. Roosevelt administration had been found to have taken big money from a company dealing closely with the Nazis? Would it would have
Last night, in Evanston, Illinois, Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky failed to appear at a protest that she helped organize, to deliver Signon.org petitions to Bain Capital’s local office. Despite Schakowsky’s failure to show, Huffington Post is now repeating the talking of
Gas prices skyrocketed last month. The average price of a gallon of gas zoomed up 26 cents, which makes Barack Obama’s reelection chances even murkier than they are already. Of course, Obama is considering making us even weaker strategically in
Anyone who follows author Terry McMillan on Twitter knows the “Waiting to Exhale” author despises the GOP and Mitt Romney – not necessarily in that order. Her latest Twit-rant took a racist turn, one certainly unbecoming a person of her
Tuesday afternoon, Obama’s Twitter feed sent out a photo of the President and three young men spelling O-H-I-O using their arms to make the letters. A member of Mitt Romney’s Ohio staff, however, sent a version he snapped of Obama’s
Mensa Joe Biden, who has been exiled to solid-blue states where he can do the least damage, said in Minneapolis, Minnesota on Tuesday that Mitt Romney and his allies “sound like squealing pigs”: In spite of that, in spite of Governor
On MSNBC’s “The Ed Show”, Ezra Klein and Jared Bernstein discuss Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan’s budget proposals.
There’s no question the Ryan pick and the ensuing ten days that saw presumptive GOP nominee Mitt Romney on offense has a lot to do with his positive trending in a number of national and swing state polls. But even
The web ad, called “Willing,” features President Obama’s remarks at a press briefing Monday, “nobody accused Mr. Romney of being a felon.” then cuts to audio of Stephanie Cutter, deputy campaign manager for the Obama campaign, saying : “Either Mitt
President Obama’s team took misleading politics to a new low yesterday, vilifying pro-life Republicans and the GOP’s longstanding platform language on the sanctity of life. Yesterday the Platform Committee of the Republican Party went through the GOP platform, as the
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Jeff Foxworthy wasn’t initially sold on the idea of a Bible-themed game show. “Can you do a game show about the Bible? You want to be respectful,” Foxworthy tells Big Hollywood. The more he thought about it, the more the
Ten days ago, Mitt Romney selected Paul Ryan as his running mate. The duo went to Virginia and North Carolina and energized the party. They put Democrats on defense, forcing them to talk about the country’s debt and keeping Medicare
Mitt Romney, who attended his 100th town-hall meeting on Monday with Paul Ryan (so much for Romney being out of touch with ordinary Americans) was queried about his plans for Afghanistan if he is elected. A veteran stated that his
For a while now, and with some off-days, presumptive GOP nominee Mitt Romney has maintained a small but persistent lead in the two most reliable national polls, Gallup and Rasmussen. Swing state polls, however, have been less kind. Since Romney
In Minnesota on Tuesday, Vice President Joe Biden said that Republicans and Mitt Romney sound like “squealing pigs” when they disagree with the Obama administration’s version of banking regulations.
The DNC released new ad targeting Romney over his education policy featuring a clip of Romney telling a student to “shop around” to find affordable college tuition.
On CNN’s “Starting Point”, Former Alabama congressman Artur Davis lamented the Akin comments. “He’s not going to win this race and it’s very possible that he could cost Mitt Romney this state,” he said.
Because I took a vacation last week, I’m a little behind on this debate. But since it’s likely to rage through November, the argument remains relevant and there’s simply never a bad time to expose the dishonest media. Also, yesterday
Mitt Romney will fundraise in Texas on Tuesday and Vice President Joe Biden will be exiled to Minnesota after his week of gaffes on the campaign trail. Once again, President Barack Obama and Paul Ryan will be the focal points
I don’t know what else to call this, other than a lie. Should I play nice and say it sounds like the President is being just a little disingenuous? Perhaps he didn’t know what was on his own web site.
Five-time Emmy winner Kelsey Grammer, an out and proud Hollywood Republican, had this to say about Mitt Romney yesterday in an interview with the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Oh, I think he’d make a terrific president. I think he’d be very good
