On Friday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” MSNBC anchor Thomas Roberts and The Daily Caller blogger Matt Lewis have a heated back-and-forth over the controversial remarks of “Duck Dynasty” star Phil Robertson and the subsequent action taken by A&E… (h/t
Despite the sequester cuts that closed down White House tours for average Americans earlier in the year, MSNBC’s “The ED Show” Ed Schultz bragged about the generous budget the White House has for media hospitality…
In response to Conservatives in a Panic Over Pajamazilla? Not Exactly: Like most other people who have encountered this insanely stupid column, I had my biggest laugh when Serwer declared Pajama Boy the “emblem of an increasingly non-white electorate.” You
Does the twenty-something college kid in onesie pajamas strike terror into the hearts of conservatives? That’s the argument being made by several liberal writers today as part of a backlash against conservative mockery of the goofy OFA ad. Adam Serwer
For reasons of my own, I neither participate in, encourage, or organize boycotts. This piece isn’t about that. The A&E boycott over the suspension of “Duck Dynasty” star Phil Robertson for expressing his Christian beliefs does, however, give me the
On Thursday’s “Morning Joe” on MSNBC, the panel could not hold back the laughter over “Pajama Boy”…
Rep. Karen Bass (D-CA)on MSNBC’s “Politics Nation” with Al Sharpton on Wednesday…
In the Obama White House’s quest to shore up its base, First Lady Michelle Obama will be doing an interview with race-baiter, MSNBC host, and National Action Network head Al Sharpton. This makes the third open ally of the Obama
MSNBC “Hardball” anchor Chris Matthews commenting on the U.S. Senate passing the Ryan-Murray Budget deal…
News of Duck Dynasty star Phil Robertson’s comments on sin, sexuality and the gay lifestyle hit the press mere hours ago, and already GLAAD is in full combat mode. GLAAD plastered their objection to Robertson’s faith-based opinions on the front
MSNBC’s “The Cycle,” co-host Krystal Ball, pitched the “mincome” idea of a guaranteed government income for every “non-incarcerated adult citizen.”…
MSNBC’s Ed Schultz interviewing Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-MD)…
Liberal radio talk show host Bill Press on MSNBC’s “Politics Nation” with Al Sharpton on Monday…
This was supposed to be a rebuilding year for the formerMost Trusted Name In News. The belief was that CNN’s ratings couldn’t sink muchlower than its 2012 lows and that newly-installed president Jeff Zuckercouldn’t possibly make things worse. Wrong. After
For years, apologists for Phil Griffin’s debacle of a news network, MSNBC, have rationalized their ratings failures by claiming that their audience may be smaller than Fox News, but it’s younger and stronger in the key “money demo” of adults
On Monday, Variety reported that Fox News had once again dominated all comers I the annual ratings, not merely blowing out CNN, MSNBC and HLN, but drawing more viewers than the combined averages of the three other networks. Fox News
MSNBC host Touré: “I, for one, am glad Santa is black because I don’t want my kids worshipping some white dude who flies in to give them stuff, “Thinking a benevolent white man gives them stuff every year is good
On Sunday, MSNBC guest Angela Rye went ballistic when confronted by Republican strategist Ron Christie over the fact that no evidence was found of Tea Party racism during the Obamacare debate of 2010. Blasting supposed Tea Party racism, commentator Rye
Sen. Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe.”
During MSNBC’s Melissa Harris-Perry show Sunday, Republican strategist Ron Christie and Harris-Perry spar over false charges of Tea Party racism from the 2010…
Nancy Pelosi in an interview with MSNBC’s Alex Wagner discussing Republicans on issues that impact woman : “[It’s] disrespect, Whether it’s pay equity and raising the minimum wage, whether it’s paid sick leave, or whether it’s support for … child
In response to Denver Post: Arapahoe High School Shooter Held ‘Strong Political Beliefs’: Let me preface this by reiterating that I don’t think the actions of any crazed individual discredit the philosophy and principles of sane, law-abiding people, whether I
Last weekend the NY Times published a “Sunday dialogue” which included a letter to the editor by a Connecticut bookseller and some responses. The topic was media bias. Both the letter–and some of the responses to it–present a perspective on
Rep. Sheila Jackson-Lee (D-TX) on MSNBC’s “Ed Show”…
