Commentators, almost always from the Right, have documented liberal media bias for many years now. And the response by the perpetrators of this bias has been both constant and predictable: Circle the wagons and blame the accusers. Accuse us of bias for seeing their bias. The bias we’ve been talking… CONTINUE
McCain Has Chosen Not to Forgive and Forget. Can You Blame Him?
If you want to lose faith in humanity, just glance at a few of the many angry comments posted on social media, especially the ones posted under a political column. Whatever else Twitter and the online comments sections are, they serve as platforms for hate, slander and stupidity. By now… CONTINUE
A Few Questions for the Top Editor at the New York Times
Dean Baquet, the executive editor of the New York Times, was on CNN recently, interviewed by Brian Stelter, the host of the network’s media show, “Reliable Sources.” If they gave out Pulitzer Prizes for softball interviews, Stelter would have won a whole bunch of them by now. Stelter’s weekly routine… CONTINUE
Nerd Prom 2018: A Story of Meanness and Hypocrisy
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
Dining With the Press
Editor’s Note: Turning over this space to Bill O’Reilly’s column on Michelle Wolf and the White House Press Corps -0- The absolute collapse of the media in America can be seen through the prism of the White House Correspondents Dinner held Saturday in Washington DC. Set up to raise scholarship… CONTINUE
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