Like most people with weekend plans and a little bit of sense, I didn’t bother watching last Saturday’s White House Correspondents Dinner. The annual DC press event (mockingly referred to as Nerd Prom) has long struck me as squeamishly phony and awkward. The imagery of supposedly distinguished journalists belly-laughing… CONTINUE
TIME Magazine’s Sinister Jeff Sessions Cover
Way back in 2011, I wrote a piece for this website entitled A Picture’s Worth of Bias, in which I looked at a pretty common practice by the mainstream media: publishing stories on Republican politicians that feature highly unfavorable photos of them. The latest example, back then, had come from a CNN online… CONTINUE
Media Bias — Just What a Lot of Americans Want
One of the great college basketball coaches in the history of the game, a very smart and successful fellow named Michael William Krzyzewski, better known as Coach K of Duke University, recently interviewed me on his satellite radio show about a wide variety of subjects — and one of the… CONTINUE
PolitiFact Names Alan Grayson ‘Reader Advocate’
UPDATE: Subsequent to this piece being published, PolitiFact reconsidered its partnership with Grayson, and cancelled their agreement. You can read their statement here. In a move that will assuredly raise some eyebrows (if not howling laughter), PolitiFact (a Pulitzer Prize winning political fact-checking organization) has named former Democratic congressman Alan… CONTINUE
You Don’t Have to Like Donald Trump to Acknowledge the Obvious …
The stock market is booming. Consumer confidence is soaring. The unemployment rate is falling. The economy is getting more robust every day. And President Trump’s approval ratings have just hit a new low. Congratulations Mr. Trump. You are the president of your loyal base whose members still adore you and… CONTINUE
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