October 25, 2010
Push polls

Usually it’s politicians using push polls to make things look better than they are. In some instances, less trustworthy media do push polling in an effort to make their side think things are better than they really are. $1 magazine, known to many as Newsweek has a poll out today that has apparently been shipped […]

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October 22, 2010
Graph of the day

This was posted about a week and a half ago over at the Heritage Foundation’s blog. Read it and weep. You’d think that the Obama administration might ask itself what it’s doing wrong, rather than simply saying: They understand, it’s Bush’s fault.

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October 22, 2010
Your laugh for the day

David Zucker zings Sen. Barbara Boxer, with bonus cameo by the sane Howard brother.

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October 21, 2010
Journalists are a bunch of pussies

Speaking truth to power? Holding people accountable? The Fourth Estate? Watchdogs? Bolshevik Storytelling is what that is. The overwhelming majority of American journalists today are pussies who take pride in the fact that they’re somehow better than their readers and think they’re displaying bravery when they’re merely enforcing a liberal orthodoxy. The latest evidence is […]

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October 21, 2010
What does it take to get fired?

Over my years in newspapers I made a note of what it took people to get fired because far too often incompetence wasn’t one of them. What did get people fired? Discussing a potential job with a competing paper at the office within earshot of your supervisor. Calling in “sick” and then appearing at a […]

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October 17, 2010
Demagoging the court

You’ve heard the lines: “The people vs. the powerful,” “Pro-business court,” “Main St. vs. Wall Street.” President Obama and the liberal left level these charges whenever a Supreme Court Decision doesn’t go their way. There’s a case before the Supreme Court right now over whether the family of a girl can sue drug giant Wyeth […]

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October 14, 2010
Penalty or a tax?

The Florida federal district court judge had this to say about the Obama administration’s about face on whether the individual mandate in Obamacare is a penalty or a tax. Congress should not be permitted to secure and cast politically difficult votes on controversial legislation by deliberately calling something one thing, after which the defenders of […]

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October 12, 2010
Videos of the day

First, we have the Democratic Senate candidate from South Carolina, Alvin Greene. The only thing funnier than O’Donnell’s ridiculous questions are Greene’s ridiculous answers. You want some evidence the media leans left? Greene has received just a fraction of the attention for his wackiness that Christine O’Donnell has.   Last week there was a big hubbub […]

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October 11, 2010
It’s getting hot in here

A couple of interesting global warming tidbits from this past week. First, Hal Lewis of UC Santa Barbara has resigned from the American Physical Society. Why? When I first joined the American Physical Society sixty-seven years ago it was much smaller, much gentler, and as yet uncorrupted by the money flood (a threat against which […]

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October 11, 2010
Define non-partisan

Politifact likes to pat itself on the back for being non-partisan. It’s a crock. They’re little different than any major newspaper newsroom – they’re overwhelmingly liberal. James Taranto over at The Wall Street Journal points out a little bit of hypocrisy. "It's unfair to call the DeKalb school board corrupt. School employees, not board members, […]

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