Bernard Goldberg recognizes media bias when he sees it. Now, you can read all about it in the former CBS News correspondent’s latest book, “A Slobbering Love Affair: The True (and Pathetic) Story of the Torrid Romance Between Barack Obama and the Mainstream Media.” NewsBusters’ Rich Noyes says Goldberg pulls together the evidence of the [...]
Entries from January 2009
Goldberg Recognizes Media Bias When He Sees It
January 31st, 2009 · 2 Comments
Tags: · a slobbering love affair, Barack Obama, bernard goldberg, former cbs news correspondent, goldberg, Mainstream media, my personal litmus, newsbusters, noyes, Obama, regnery publishing, rich noyes
Local Officials Angry Over FEMA’s Slow Response
January 31st, 2009 · 2 Comments
Five days after being hit by the storm, more than one million Americans in the Midwest are without power, socked in by snow and ice. Reports of fresh water being in short supply and power outages that may last for weeks has many in the region fearful. And citizens are growing frustrated, according to an [...]
Tags: · Barack Obama, citizens angry, federal emergency management agency, FEMA, Homeland Security, hope and change, ice storm, inadequate response, Obama, power outages, president barack obama, snow storm
Economic Stimulus Package to Crush Cars, Jobs
January 31st, 2009 · No Comments
The Specialty Equipment Manufacturers Association has found something in the economic stimulus package its members don’t like. Known as the “Accelerated Vehicle Retirement Program,” this item not only crushes cars, but it crushes jobs and businesses as well. SEMA, a group dedicated to helping its members’ businesses in the automotive aftermarket succeed and prosper, contends [...]
Tags: · accelerated vehicle retirement program, auto restorers, automobile aftermarket, automotive aftermarket, blazer, car sales, car-crushing program, Carbon Footprint, cherokee, chevrolet, customizers, dakota, diane feinstein, dodge, economic stimulus package, explorer, f-series, Ford, fuel efficiency, Gateway Pundit, henry waxman, jeep, ram, repair shops, representative waxman, s-10, sema, senator feinstein, silverado, specialty equipment manufacturers association, suv, tax revenue, unemployment, used cars, vouchers, wrangler
Blogger ‘Going Nuts’ on The Curtis Sliwa Show (Updated)
January 30th, 2009 · No Comments
Yours truly will be “going nuts” at 11:45 p.m. Eastern tonight. That’s when I’ll be appearing on The Curtis Sliwa Show, a nationally-syndicated radio talk show that airs weeknights on ABC Radio Network flagship station 77 WABC in New York City and is carried on stations in Boston, Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles, among others. [...]
Tags: · 77 wabc, ABC, abc radio network, blakely georgia, China, contaminated milk, curtis sliwa, curtis sliwa show, exploding automobile tires, fda, fda inspection, food and drug administration, guardian angels, lead-based paint, New York City, peanut, peanut butter, peanut butter sandwiches, peanut corporation of america, peanut industry, peanuts, Plains Georgia, President Jimmy Carter, Salmonella, salmonella scare, The Curtis Sliwa Show, toxic toothpaste, wabc-am
Participate in a Wealth-Redistribution Experiment
January 30th, 2009 · 2 Comments
Today, I decided to launch an experiment aimed at finding out whether Americans really understood the implications when they cast their votes for president Nov. 4. In particular, I want to find out whether or not the people who voted for Barack “Spread the Wealth Around” Obama are truly willing to have their wealth redistributed [...]
Tags: · Barack Obama, exit ramps, God-fearing, homeless, intersections, Obama, panhandler, panhandling, panhandling efforts, president barack obama, redistribute your wealth, Redistribution of Wealth, sidewalks, spread the wealth around, Veterans, wealth redistributed, wealth redistribution, youtube videos
Unusual News Headlines Offered on Friday Morning
January 30th, 2009 · No Comments
Friday morning seems like the right time to look at some unusual news headlines. Below, I offer items related to the Etch-A-Sketch®, the economy, disease cures and wireless signals. Enjoy! ETCH-A-SKETCHING WASHINGTON, D.C. — I’ve had two online encounters with the Etch-A-Sketch®. Early this week, I came across the Etchy.org site where one can create [...]
Tags: · bubble boy, bubble boy disease, bubble boy syndrome, bubble girls, charlie pratt, cnet news, Congress, cure for bubble boy syndrome, economic stimulus, etch-a-sketch, etchy.org, Federal Reserve, national endowment for the arts, newsok.com, Washington D.C., wi-fi signal, wi-fi wi-fi paint, wireless signal
Governor BLAGOing, BLAGOing, BLAGOne!
January 29th, 2009 · 2 Comments
By a 59-0 vote of the Illinois Senate, Gov. Rod Blagojevich was impeached this afternoon in Springfield. The 52-year-old Democrat becomes the first sitting governor in the Land of Lincoln’s pockmarked history of corruption to be impeached, convicted and booted out of office. He will, according to a report in the Chicago Tribune, be replaced [...]
Tags: · blago, blagojevich, Chicago Tribune, gov. rod blagojevich, Illinois, illinois senate, land of lincoln, lt. gov. pat quinn, pat quinn, Rod Blagojevich, Springfield
