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Nobel Peace Prize Winner President Barack Obama: A Modest Defense

Baltimore Reporter (Free subscription) | 10/12/2009

From Red Maryland –Richard E. Vatz If you’re like me, you woke up to the stunning news that President Barack Obama did not win the 2009 Nobel Prize for literature. The award went instead to Herta Mueller, the Romanian writer who wrote of atrocities she suffered under Communist rule in Romania. To believe the Nobel Committee could [...]

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THE BALTIMORE SUN and THE WASHINGTON POST: A Little Ideological Fairness Credit Where Credit is Due

Baltimore Reporter (Free subscription) | 09/28/2009

From Red Maryland –Richard E. Vatz I have for longer than I can remember been fascinated by the ideological agendas and biases of major newspapers and other major media. More specific, over the years, newspapers’ protestations of disinterest coupled with blatant, liberal bias (examples too plentiful to cite; just look at The New York Times’ coverage of [...]