Amid turmoil within its own ranks over its new CEO, The New York Times found itself looking without and scolding the leadership of another major newspaper, characterizing that paper’s chief as incompetent and claiming that she had “faltered anew.” On
The New York Times is full of outrage at the Israeli Defense Force (IDF) for its surgical bomb strikes launched against buildings in Gaza that held offices and studios of several international media outlets. But in its report the “paper
For his final Campaign Stops editorial from November 18, New York Times columnist Thomas B. Edsall asked the seminal question left arising from the results of the re-election of Barack Obama: Is Rush Limbaugh’s Country Gone? Beginning his piece with a quote
Elder of Ziyon: CNN takes it as a given that young Mahmoud Sadallah (Sadhala) was killed by an Israeli airstrike. Only one problem: he was killed by a Hamas rocket that fell short in Gaza. There is a lot of
Hamas has once again apparently been caught faking an image of a dead Palestinian child–this time using a child likely killed by its own rocket fire and claiming that an Israeli attack was responsible. CNN’s Sara Sidner ran a full
After yesterday’s closed-door testimony of David Petraeus on the Hill, we now know for a fact that for two weeks the Obama Administration repeatedly and relentlessly lied to the American people about what they knew was the truth behind the
When Barack Obama arrogantly dismissed questions yesterday about his possible nomination of Susan Rice for Secretary of State, he evoked memories of another young, arrogant politician who once dared the press to go after him personally. Obama was asked by
The New York Times had an interesting way of describing the 150+ rockets that Palestinians have launched on Israeli civilians over the last week or so. The Times wrote that those attacks were “called rocket attacks” by Israel as if
President Barack Obama got the facts wrong on global temperatures in his brief discussion of climate change Wednesday afternoon, according to Joe Bastardi, a meteorologist and Chief Forecaster to Weatherbell Analytics. In his first press conference since March, Obama addressed
Did General Petraeus have to resign? He opened himself as head of the CIA to blackmail, which is a major security breach. So the argument goes. But surely once he admitted the affair, he presumably couldn’t be blackmailed any more.
The New York Times is reporting that the Tampa office of the FBI began its investigation into General David Petraeus in June. A month earlier, in May, Tampa resident Jill Kwaham Kelley, a friend of General Petraeus and an unpaid military
The New York Times, in a puff piece about its spiritual cousin MSNBC, said that the leftist network is the megaphone for Barack Obama: If Fox sees itself as the voice of the opposition to the president, MSNBC sees itself
An FBI employee tipped off House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-VA) in October about former CIA Director Gen. David Petraeus’s affair with his biographer, Paula Broadwell, which eventually led to Petraeus’s resignation last Friday. Cantor spokesperson Doug Heye confirmed on Monday the
Just as President Obama used Hurricane Sandy to wash away his sins of incompetence, the Occupy movement has also found an opportunity for reviving their image in the wake of the disaster. The movement has spawned “Occupy Sandy,” a relief
Judicial Watch has teamed with Victory Film Group and Stephen K. Bannon, the stalwart award-winning writer/director of “Occupy Unmasked” and “The Undefeated,” to produce a compelling documentary exposing the corruption that has snaked through the last three presidential administrations. “District
It’s been a bad year for Britain’s state owned broadcaster, the BBC. First came revelations that Jimmy Savile, one of the Beeb’s most famous and flamboyant past personalities, had spent decades sexually abusing teen girls. Now, the broadcast network’s new
Jack Healy of The New York Times tweeted out a link to Colorado Secretary of State spreadsheet that shows the final early vote count as close, but giving Repubs the lead: Dems: 653,450 Repubs: 688, 303 According to Nate Silver’s
Real Clear Politics rephrases the title of Paul Krugman’s latest New York Times piece as “You’re Stupid If You Think It’s Close.” In it, Krugman writes, “Nate Silver (who has lately attracted a remarkable amount of hate – welcome to my
This morning, because the sun rose in the East, Nate Silver again increased his odds of Obama winning reelection. Silver now estimates Obama’s chances of reelection at a precise 83.7%. Now, I realize Obama’s improved chances don’t actually have anything to
In the last several weeks, Mitt Romney’s foreign policy poll numbers have skyrocketed. If Mr. Romney sustains his present momentum and surges to a presidential victory next Tuesday, campaign historians and election chroniclers will laser in on the moment when
“But there is a tangible sense–seen in Romney yard signs on the expansive lawns of homes in the well-heeled suburbs, and heard in the excited voices of Republican mothers who make phone calls to voters in their spare time–that the
Today, the Anti-Defamation League blasted the Ukrainian voting population for their embrace of the anti-Semitic Svoboda Party. Abraham Foxman, ADL National Director, stated: We are alarmed that 12% of Ukrainians voted for Svoboda, a radical party well-known for its anti-Semitic
President Barack Obama today drew crowds of 2,600 in Green Bay, Wisconsin and 4,500 in Las Vegas, Nevada, a far cry from the nearly 80,000 people who showed up for a campaign rally of his during the last week of
Researchers looking on Election Day to see how Hurricane Sandy may impact voter turnout will have a new tool to do so. Citizens who are curious about whether President Barack Obama is under-performing in urban areas or whether Mitt Romney
James Taranto of The Wall Street Journal did yeoman’s work showing us a perfect example of the bias of the New York Times. Taranto highlighted the way the “paper of record” ripped Bush’s Gross National Product report while putting a
