In a nasty, partisan article in the New York Times, the growing divide over the presidential election among the Jews of Cuyahoga County is depicted. Cuyahoga county is in the Northeast part of Ohio that includes Cleveland. The Jews there
A D+8 Quinnipiac/New York Times/CBS News Virginia poll found President Barack Obama with a two-point lead (49%-47%) in Virginia, even though challenger Mitt Romney holds a 21-point lead among independents. The partisan breakdown of the poll was: 27% Republican, 35%
If the CorruptMedia had its way, when polled on the question of Obama’s handling of Libya, voters would respond with, “What’s a Libya?” Unfortunately for the CorruptMedia, though, New Media now has a voice and the ability to mount an
TV viewers watching news of the approach of Sandy last week may not have thought much of President Obama’s urgent appeal to supporters to vote early. While no one who has worked turnout operations and statistic models ever accepted Nate
Suddenly Yahoo News wants you all to know that polls showing a big Romney surge are “meaningless at this stage in the election.” Author David Rothschild says that we should just ignore the polls. Obama is still winning and that
Sixteen are confirmed dead and at least 6.5 million are without power because of hurricane Sandy at this point, yet the New York Times is using the storm to score brownie points with voters a week before the presidential election. According
In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, the left is taking great pains to push the meme that Mitt Romney has said FEMA is “immoral.” The lie was started last year by left institution Think Progress and recently picked up on
Even as the streets of Manhattan were flooding and hundreds of thousands of residents lost power Monday night, the New York Times turned its attention back to national politics. It published a misleading editorial attacking Gov. Romney and in defense
By RYAN NAKASHIMAAssociated PressSometimes it’s not the size of the storm, it’s where it hits. As Hurricane Sandy raged through one of the country’s most densely populated regions, it created a surge in online traffic Monday as people sought weather-related
(AP) By VERENA DOBNIKAssociated PressNEW YORKA construction crane atop a $1.5 billion luxury high-rise in midtown Manhattan collapsed in high winds Monday and dangled precariously, prompting plans for engineers and inspectors to climb to the top to examine it as a
Israel has expressed “deep concern” at a political breakthrough by an extremist party in Ukraine that is well known for its attacks on Jews and foreigners, and which managed to win a large number of parliamentary seats for the first
The New York Times endorsed President Barack Obama on Saturday as he seeks a second term in the White House on November 6. The prestigious newspaper said it supports the incumbent Democrat instead of Republican rival Mitt Romney because, among
As Breitbart News reported earlier this week, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s op-ed in the New York Times ripping into the current Ukrainian administration and siding with its opposition raises serious questions about anti-Semitism in Obama administration foreign policy. That’s
While a sitting President of the United States diminishes himself with the small silly closing argument of a loser more interested in binders, Big Bird, birth control, and “bullshitter” as opposed to exploding gas prices and increased poverty — today
Tuesday, the day after a debate Obama supposedly won, the CorruptMedia was going through a quiet meltdown. Though polls showed Obama had won the debate, all the internals and focus groups showed Romney had won the bigger argument of moving
Yeah, I’m all broken up about this: The New York Times Co reported worse-than-expected results on Thursday as advertisers cut spending on both print and digital outlets, sending shares down 16 percent. Whenever I read about one of these corrupt
Barack Obama, fresh off the Boat-Of-Lying-About Benghazi, jumped on another lying vessel on Tuesday, the Boat-Of-Lying-About-Romney-And-The-Auto-Industry. Obama said to the Ohio crowd: “Last night, Gov. Romney looked you right in the eye and tried to pretend that he never said
Today, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton wrote a column in The New York Times ripping into the current Ukrainian administration: Ukraine’s parliamentary elections at the end of this month will be an important bellwether for the state of these institutions.
Voters are being flooded on the airwaves with anti-Obama messages, but a 30-person focus group conducted by Frank Luntz found “The Hope and the Change,” a movie about voters in swing states like Colorado, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Florida who
The New York Times reveals today–in a classic buried lede–that Harvey Weinstein’s film about the killing of Osama bin Laden, set to air on the National Geographic Channel two days before the election, originally included a scene showing Gov. Mitt Romney
The New York Times claimed yesterday, two days before the presidential candidates’ foreign policy debate, that the White House had reached an agreement with the Iranian regime to pursue direct talks. The story could have helped President Barack Obama make the
The United States and Iran have agreed to one-on-one talks over Tehran’s nuclear program, The New York Times reported Saturday, citing officials in the administration of President Barack Obama. The agreement is the result of secret talks between the two
Thomas Jefferson understood that for our democracy to survive, the United States needed a free press to keep government and elected officials accountable. Indeed, Jefferson was such an outspoken proponent of free speech and a free press that he once
As we all know, there’s a crucial foreign policy debate Monday night, and in today’s Weekly Standard, Bill Kristol offers Mitt Romney advice I would’ve scoffed at last week. Kristol’s suggestion is that, rather than use the debate to litigate
During the Vice Presidential debate on Oct. 11, when challenged to defend the Obama administration’s failure to protect the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, Joe Biden made two commitments on President Obama’s behalf: Chris Stevens was one of our best.
