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Shorter Gateway Pundit
Sadly, No! —
... . If we were really boring we’d be all like, “Will Gateway Pundit report the change?!?!? Waiting, waiting, tick-tock,” etc. But ho-hum. And the poll, in any case, was released by Investors Business Daily, a publication with a far-right editorial slant. Nate Silver at FiveThirtyEight evaluated the IBD/Tipp polls ...
IBD Editorial on Axis of Bias between liberal Democrats in Washington our country's media elite
Hyscience —
In what's surely the editorial of the day (hat tip - Greg Pollowitz), IBD rips into the LAT and its owner Sam Zell as losers, and warns Americans of what is to come if Obama becomes president with a Democratic Congress - especially if it features a filibuster-proof Senate and we're already seeing "A major newspaper (suppressing) damning video of Barack Obama partying with pro-terrorism radicals" while "Obama punishes news outlets that do their jobs." "Fairness Doctrine anyone?" >
Los Angeles Times owner Sam Zell must have thought of the Chicago Cubs when he OK'd the layoff of 75 editorial ...
Obama's campaign manager offers 3 million dollars to API in connection with Michelle Obama tape to be aired by Fox News Network
Hyscience —
If true, this, "my friends," is one hell of a bombshell. >
As noted in IBD's editorial (see >previous post) on the media and liberal Democrats constituting an axis of bias, arming to threaten the free speech of Americans - especially if Barack Obama is elected - "George Orwell, call your office!" > " >
HT - Red County ...
Dissecting Leftism — Axis Of Bias A major newspaper suppresses damning video of Barack Obama partying with pro-terrorism radicals. Meanwhile, Obama punishes news outlets that do their jobs. Fairness Doctrine anyone? Los Angeles Times owner Sam Zell must have thought of the Chicago Cubs when he OK'd the layoff of 75 editorial employees this week. Zell owns the lovable loser Cubs, who haven't won the World Series in a century, and the liberal media are turning into the Cubs of modern communications. But news-hungry consumers don't find it lovable when the media elite keep important stories to themselves. John McCain has demanded that the L.A. ...
