NewsBusters (Free subscription) | 07/02/2009
Liberal New York Times reporter turned liberal nytimes.com blogger, Timothy Egan, posted " Capture the Flag " on Thursday, on how heartening it was to see American flags pop up in liberal domains. The post was ostensibly a plea for people of all political views to have faith in the future good of America. But Egan excused liberals for their lack of public...
USA Today (Free subscription) | 07/02/2009
Named the most dysfunctional state legislators in the nation, New York lawmakers seem determined to live up to the title.
Vacuum Energy (Free subscription) | 06/26/2009
Rick Lazio, as you might recall, was the liberal New York congessman who ran against Hillary Clinton in her first senatorial campaign back in 2000. That was also the year the Senator John McCain was making his first insurgent presidential bid against George W. Bush. Lazio displayed his brilliant talent for politics by deciding to copy the losing McCain campaign style for most of the election....
Miami Herald (Free subscription) | 06/18/2009
In American politics, it would be as if President George W. Bush won re-election over Sen. John Kerry in 2004 by taking Kerry's home state of Massachusetts, doing surprisingly well in liberal New York City and besting his 2000 vote totals by 40 percent.
kansascity.com (Free subscription) | 06/17/2009
In American politics, it would be as if President George W. Bush won re-election over Sen. John Kerry in 2004 by taking Kerry's home state of Massachusetts, doing surprisingly well in liberal New York City and besting his 2000 vote totals by 40 percent.
News & Observer (Free subscription) | 06/18/2009
In U.S. politics, it would be as if President George W. Bush won re-election over Sen. John Kerry in 2004 by taking Kerry's home state of Massachusetts, doing surprisingly well in liberal New York City and besting his 2000 vote totals by 40 percent.
Bradenton.com: Politics (Free subscription) | 06/18/2009
TEHRAN, Iran — In American politics, it would be as if President George W. Bush won re-election over Sen. John Kerry in 2004 by taking Kerry's home state of Massachusetts, doing surprisingly well in liberal New York City and besting his 2000 vote totals by 40 percent.
One Citizen Speaking... (Free subscription) | 06/14/2009
Preparing the public for the loss of privacy? It is almost unbelievable that the ultra-liberal New York Times, Obama’s cheerleading squad leader, is questioning the potential loss of citizen privacy in order to mount an adequate cyberdefense of this nation....
PoliticalDerby.com (Free subscription) | 06/12/2009
Nobel Prize-winning economist and liberal New York Times op-ed columnist Paul Krugman is a pretty smart guy, but in a column in yesterday’s Times, is Krugman blaming Bill O’Reilly and Glen Beck for the recent death of a doctor who performed late-term abortion and the attack on the Holocaust Museum? The basis of the piece goes [...]
Prairie Weather (Free subscription) | 06/18/2009
... Sen. John Kerry in 2004 by taking Kerry's home state of Massachusetts, doing surprisingly well in liberal New York City and besting his 2000 vote totals by 40 percent. What really happened in last Friday's Iranian presidential election, whose reported results have set off the deepest political crisis here in 30 years, may never be known. However, unexplained police movements on the...
Red State (Free subscription) | 06/09/2009
... Anyway, after a little flash-in-the-pan coverage of the entire incident, the rabidly Democratic/liberal New York media conveniently “forgot” all about Hiram “Slasher” Monserrate and his girlfriend. In case one doesn’t know, the Democratic media and its journalists are very capable of strategically ignoring violence against women for political ends. (see...
