Liberal network PBS advances idea that the White House led efforts to ‘steal’ the 2004 elections
This all figures in to the fired US attorneys scandal, so PBS throws out there a two for the price of one hit piece on the admin:
Media, TV critics equate “cavemen” to black people
In case you haven’t heard about it, there is an upcoming new ABC series “Cavemen” – which is a spinoff of the cute caveman GEICO commercials that we see on TV all the time. The AP had a story about the show today that I found rather curious, in which it asked about a possible ‘racial angle’ to the show:
Who is The New Republic’s “Scott Thomas”?
… the Iraq war vet who is blogging about alleged horrible things US troops have said and done in Iraq that he has supposedly witnessed, like the desecration of a grave which contained the bones of murdered children?
Gonzales and the fired attorneys “scandal”
I’m having a hard time keeping up with the developing news about how Attorney General Alberto Gonzales supposedly ‘lied’ to Congress, but Captain Ed and John Hinderaker try to sort through it all. Make sure you read what they have to say before falling in line with any of the media’s conclusions.
What is a “staunch Republican” to the Chicago Sun-Times?
One who overwhelmingly gives more to Democrats than Republicans, as Brit Hume explains:
The New Republic’s credibility issues
CPAC director Lisa De Pasquale has a must-read piece up this morning about the latest controversy surrounding The New Republic: