– Pat Buchanan’s future at MSNBC is “murky.” – The NYT apparently cares more for correcting My Little Pony names than dedication to scandals like Fast and Furious. You think I’m making it up? – Keith Olbermann reluctantly returns to
Anderson Cooper of CNN is now alleging that Rick Santorum is a racist. Cooper wasn’t alone. This week CNN introduced Rick Santorum to his audiences as a racist homophobe. The Washington Post‘s Colby King argued on PBS that Santorum was
Looks like Gov. John Sununu had had enough of Chris Matthews and the left-leaning panel on MSNBC attacking Mitt Romney over SuperPAC advertising. What follows is a cathartic explosion that happened on camera.
Over the past few months, MSNBC’s Chris Matthews has labeled Newt Gingrich with an unending barrage of insults and ad hominem attacks. They finally met, face-to-face, and Mr. Gingrich displayed class and integrity considering how Matthews has treated him.
Keith Olbermann is making waves. Again. The former MSNBC host has pulled out the big guns, bringing in Hollywood (and gaming) superlawyer Patricia Glaser “to ‘determine his rights’ in his five-year contract,” after his public spat with Current TV bosses,
When the left-wing snark site Wonkette went after Governor Sarah Palin’s youngest child Trig in the worst way you could imagine, I was pretty sure the left had finally hit bottom. How do you get any lower than the ridiculing
From Accuracy in Media’s Cliff Kincaid: When Anita Dunn hasn’t been on CNN or MSNBC bashing the Republican presidential candidates and/or praising President Obama, she has been successfully lobbying for a Washington Post subsidiary by the name of Kaplan University.
Earlier today, Mark Allen, who is a contributor to the New York Times and National Public Radio, compared Republican presidential candidate Sen. Rick Santorum to Dan White, the man who assassinated Harvey Milk, San Francisco’s first openly gay member of
Tuesday wasn’t a great night for accuracy at the (openly) liberal network, as Charlie Spiering of the Washington Examiner points out: [youtube rifGntoANcg]
MSNBC host Rachel Maddow, during live coverage of the Iowa Caucus, reported that libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson had dropped out of the race and endorsed Ron Paul. No source was attributed. Later, Maddow had to correct the error and
MSNBC contributor Mark Halperin told the “Morning Joe” panel that the media might be rooting for Rick Santorum’s campaign through the primary season.
Here at Big Hollywood we often take the entertainment industry to task for its outrageous liberalism, and rightfully so. Of course it’s our job to look for the worst cases to alert you all about the nagging left-wing bias. But
Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy The Huffington Post’s Howard Fineman, discussing Michele Bachmann’s predicted sixth-place finish in the Iowa caucus, stated: “She is now about to be told by her inner circle that
Earlier today, Keith Olbermann of Current TV tweeted that his “Countdown” program would not air tonight. No reason was given, and Olbermann himself seemed to have been taken by surprise, referring all questions to senior Current TV management: Mediaite noted
Debbie Wasserman-Schultz defended her cold shoulder to the Occupy Iowa crowd by saying that she was very busy and that she has always publicly supported the group.
Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) has been roundly criticized for his foreign policy. Sen. Rick Santorum neatly–and accurately–summarized Paul’s views as those of “the Dennis Kucinich wing of the Democratic Party” (at 6:02 in the video below): Visit msnbc.com for breaking
MUSLIM WHINING AT ALL-TIME POP CULTURE HIGH Hit play on both videos embedded here. After the first video plays on each player, a second set of clips runs automatically, and that’s when the crybabying really begins. “The Muslims Are Coming!”
Chris Matthews looks as though he’s broadcasting his show out of a bar which is apropos, as it takes a few to before the average sane American can tolerate it. Matthews and the panel deliver the top-notch political punditry for
Larry O’Connor’s well-caught “sound bite for the day” yesterday deserves further elaboration. Yesterday, on MSNBC, left-wing journalists Chris Hayes of The Nation and Ezra Klein of the Washington Post—no strangers to Democrat-media collusion–revealed that they had been part of an
Chris Matthews will be anchoring the election night coverage for MSNBC this year. MSNBC, the place for politics.
Ezra Klein and Chris Hayes reveal on MSNBC that they were invited to a private, “off the record” briefing during the payroll tax cut debate a two weeks ago. According to Hayes, the White House let the liberal journalists know
Ezra Klein and Chris Hayes reveal on MSNBC that they were invited to a private, “off the record” briefing during the payroll tax cut debate a two weeks ago. According to Hayes, the White House let the liberal journalists know
Judicial Watch, the public interest group that investigates and prosecutes government corruption, today released its 2011 list of Washington’s “Ten Most Wanted Corrupt Politicians.” The members of the Senate on the list include: Former Senator John Ensign (R-NV) Dishonorable Mentions
The NYT reports that Keith Olbermann’s ego may cost him yet another job and his absences behind the anchor desk during the biggest political nights of the season aren’t going unnoticed. In the television industry, Mr. Olbermann is well known
Mike Allen tells MSNBC that in his interview with Valerie Jarrett, she expressed confidence about the upcoming election cycle and that President’s ability to connect with people would outweigh anything that the GOP candidate could bring to the table.
