This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com: * China’s housing bubble collapses as home prices fall sharply * China’s credit bubble collapses as well * China appears unwilling to help bail out Europe * Fitch says that Greece’s 50% bond haircut
Washington Post blogger Jennifer Rubin is the perfect example of what a conservative writer should be (if conservatives were supposed to be liberal). Rubin is the type of writer who delights in bashing conservatives in the name of saving them,
Bless WaPo‘s increasingly irrelevant heart, it’s at it again. Marco Rubio on national ticket could be risky bet for Republican Party Just a week after the paper misfired badly at the Florida Senator, it’s not only giving it another go;
We have been warning about the bad news in the recent polls on Issue 2, and stated why the huge wins they show for the anti-reform side won’t be as big as the polls suggest. Now, the Washington Post is
***ADDED: Please read my colleague Joel Pollak’s intelligent and thoughful counterpoint here. Also, keep in mind that as a proud Palinista I watched Rubin join with the MSM in tearing apart Sarah Palin and gave her the benefit of the
– I wouldn’t have pegged Steve Jobs as quasi-besties with Rupert Murdoch, but I didn’t think he was anti-union, either. – When the White House isn’t investigating reporters for asking questions the Vice-President doesn’t like, it’s pushing around the Washington
If you haven’t already, take a gander at a column authored by former Treasury Secretary and Clinton economic adviser Larry Summers in yesterday’s Washington Post. In it, Summers contends that to truly turn around the nation’s housing market – a
The Washington Post’s Richard Cohen puts on his blinders and takes a look at the Occupy Wall Street movement, concluding there is nothing to the many reports of antisemitism among participants, while also suggesting any outrage should be directed at
President Obama and his re-election strategists seem like moths circling the glow and heat of a candle as they cozy up to the Occupy Wall Street crowd. This just might be a grassroots movement we can call our own, they
– The Washington Post takes on the Koch brothers and with the help of new media the Koch’s win. Just ask their omsbudsman: In the days immediately after Bloomberg published its story but before The Post republished it, Koch swung
Thanks to those stubborn things called facts, today it’s the Washington Post under fire, not the subject of their Thursday hit piece, Florida GOP Senator Marco Rubio. And now the WaPo memory-holing has begun. First, the Miami Herald came out
This is how it always works… Obama’s Palace Guards at the race-baiting Washington Post create a phony racial narrative against Texas Governor Rick Perry. The truth comes out that proves just the opposite is true; that, in fact, Perry’s family
Hmm. Right-wing provocateur Andrew Breitbart and his associates have helped lead the charge against Occupy Oakland, highlighting unflattering local news reports to cast the occupation as a “rat-infested squalor with complaints of vandalism, public urination, sexual harassment, and sex in
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) pushed back hard against a report in the Washington Post that claimed he embellished his parents’ story of exile from communist Cuba.
The war on business by the #Occupy movement is stepping up to a new level, and local authorities don’t appear to be ready to deal with it. Separate and seemingly related incidents are breaking out across the country and represent
The same WaPo that crowd-sourced Sarah Palin’s emails; the same race-baiting WaPo that made a front page story out of a 30 year-old rock; the same WaPo that ignored the Jeremiah Wright story (h/t: Jim Geraghty) — has now launched
Anyone who either remembers or has ever studied Civil Rights history knows what an evil figure Democrat and Klansman Bull Connor was. Connor abused his office when he allowed Klansmen to attack Freedom Riders; the imagery of his use of
From the Washington Post: Despite frosty relations with the titans of Wall Street, President Obama has still managed to raise far more money this year from the financial and banking sector than Mitt Romney or any other Republican presidential candidate,
Yesterday afternoon a reader name LibertyGeek asked a great question about media bias: I ask what are we going to do about it? There’s no doubt that the MSM is in the tank for the Dems. That knowledge and a
Last week’s GOP presidential debate hosted by Bloomberg and The Washington Post at Dartmouth College continued to reveal an emerging storyline of this election cycle. A few observations: Herman Cain continues to impress. This guy has moxie, folks. He knows
Why is it so hard to answer such a simple question? I’m having the same problem with The Washington Post. Their ombudsman, Patrick Pexton, emailed me a short note: Hi Mary: I actually am not a spokesman for The Post,
I received another email from Mr. Brock from The New York Times and I have to admit I am shocked, but very thankful he is still corresponding with me. However, his latest response isn’t getting us anywhere and we’re just
A few days ago, I reported on an email I received from New York Times senior editor Greg Brock in response to my questions about the paper’s coverage of the developing “Fast & Furious” scandal. While the response I was
My history with many of the key organizers of the “Global Movement for Peace and Justice” has allowed me to see right through the Mainstream Media and Democratic Party’s attempts to promote and build the #Occupy Movement as a “grassroots
If you want to get in touch with The Washington Post, email them. The people on the phone are incredibly rude, but then again, when you ask them why their coverage of Operation Fast and Furious is subpar, you can’t
