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In his second in-depth examination of the Pigford case, investigative journalist John Stossel puts enriched Pigford attorney Al Pires to the test in a dramatic interview which ends with Pires name-calling and ending the interview. [youtube 7zzrWXZQ544 nolink] It’s refreshing

The Bookworm has a good roundup of the ever-changing narratives spilling forth from bin Laden’s death: Usually when governments use misinformation, they use it to make themselves look good. The Obama Administration gets points for originality, insofar as it’s been

Color of Change, the group founded by admitted Marxist and 9/11 truther Van Jones, is chest-thumping all over Twitter essentially saying that they, not Dylan Ratigan, run “The Dylan Ratigan Show.” Writing on Daily Kos, Color of Change’s James Rucker

From Poynter: Reuters White House photographer Jason Reed describes how the president made his speech to a single TV camera, then immediately after finishing, he pretended to speak for the still cameras. Reed writes: “As President Obama continued his nine-minute

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Gary Eaton and Shelli Eaton, the talented songwriters behind Retracto’s theme song, have penned a fabulous tune based around a phrase I use to describe the incessant water-carrying done by the left: administration fellation. They’re a fantastic band, an amalgam

Ed. Note: In addition to Dana’s lovely message, let me also recommend Marcia Morrissey’s “The Easter Sunrise of My New Life” and The Anchoress. Perfect, poignant, insightful Easter reading. — JN In their fright the women bowed down with their

In their fright the women bowed down with their faces to the ground but the men said to them, “Why do you look for living among the dead? He is not here, he has risen!” Luke 24: 5 “Look at

Apparently, having a baby in public is using said baby as a prop but using said baby as a ploy against the object of your political hatred is not using baby as a prop at all. Interesting logic. I feel

I got this photo in a text message from a friend. It’s a photo of his friend’s house, and the family was due to close on it this week. St. Louis isn’t a stranger to storms; by the time you

Applause, Internet. You did this. Read here: A post on this page satirizing Sarah Palin using her baby as a political prop was very badly done and sounded like the author was mocking the child and not just Sarah Palin/Sarah

First Wonkette deleted comments, then they deleted Stuef’s byline. Now this: UPDATE: I regret this post and using the word “retarded” in a reference to Sarah Palin’s child. It’s not nice, and is not necessary, but I take responsibility for

Gary Eaton and Shelli Eaton, the talented songwriters behind Retracto’s theme song, have penned a fabulous tune based around a phrase I use to describe the incessant water-carrying done by the left: administration fellation. They’re a fantastic band, an amalgam

This is why we take screenshots. BEFORE: AFTER: This is somehow better than an apology? They’re apparently deleting the offensive comments as well while pretending such comments never existed. PREVIOUSLY: Wonkette Removes Writer’s Name From Trig Hit Piece Mediaite to

Is this supposed to make it all better? Posted by Dave Weigel at Slate: UPDATE: Wonkette editor Ken Layne looped me in on an e-mail to AdWeek, in which he wrote that Steuf has been admonished. I have four kids

While we disagree with Mediaite from time to time in this space, there is one thing on which we do agree and that is children used as political targets: you shouldn’t. Tommy Christopher takes on Wonkette Editor Ken Layne: If

As a result of this morning’s post condemning an outrageous post from Wonkette in which blogger Jack Stueff mocks Trig Palin over his Down Syndrome and suggests that Todd Palin slept with his daughter, outrage spread across Twitter and now

The Wonkette brand of Myspace satire strikes again. Calling him the “greatest prop in history,” Wonkette proceeds to make fun of the little boy on his birthday because that’s what good writers who know about politics do. They consider this

Wonkette, the website that popularized and repackaged JV-grade sarcasm as “snark” published a piece wherein the author crosses his fingers for violence when Sarah Palin speaks in Madison on Saturday. I’m consistently amazed at how progressives, who profess such an

Earlier I interviewed Donald Trump on my show and asked him about the President’s remarks this afternoon on the deficit, the birther issue, his past donations to Democrats such as Chuck Schumer, Harry Reid, and Anthony Weiner, and his comments

Lawrence O’Donnell on his show Friday read an email from a woman who said she couldn’t afford either cable or birth control so “please Lawrence,” she wrote, “shout some sense into them.” The way O’Donnell said that she couldn’t “even

On the heels of Katie Couric’s departure from CBS, an odd poll: Following media reports that she plans to leave her post as anchor of the CBS Evening News in June, Katie Couric will exit with virtually the same favorable

Earlier tonight I appeared on “In the Arena” with Eliot Spitzer. Neither Spitzer or Rep. Jackie Speier were fully forthcoming in the facts about federal funding for abortions. I also wish that the times Rep. Speier repeatedly interrupted me were

Continuing our commitment, free of charge, to helping AOL/Huffington Post keep their website ad hominem-free, we’ve discovered yet another AOL/Huffington Post contributor making ad hominem comments, this time Rep. Louise Slaughter. “Now they’re here to kill women,” Slaughter says in

I won’t yet go as far as my friend Jim Hoft and holler “Oh Snap!” but whoa, the schadenfreude. Media Matters went ballistic when they thought lefty JoAnne Kloppenburg was leading: Right-wing media reacted to news that Democrat–backed JoAnne Kloppenburg

NY Daily News: Matt Lauer will follow Meredith Vieira out the door at NBC‘s “Today” show. But not for a while, according to “Entertainment Tonight,” which reported the veteran show host had told his NBC bosses he’ll leave when his

I’ve had my own questions about the plan; yesterday I interviewed Rep. Todd Rokita of Indiana who helped to draft the Path to Prosperity, and he confirmed my fears: in order for the plan to work, Democrats have to a)

Couric discusses her regrets: Outgoing “CBS Evening News” anchor Katie Couric says America wasn’t ready for the “overly ambitious” change she brought nearly five years ago as the first woman to helm a nightly network newscast. “In retrospect I would

I was wondering what had happened to the left’s über sensitivity to words following the Tucson tragedy. After raising such hysterics to increase threats to Sarah Palin and gift Trent Humphries a death threat on national television, the left got

At least, it says as much in the headline: Eleven people-including several officials of the United Nations-were killed in Afghanistan today, and ABC News is reporting the killings may have been motivated by the burning of a Koran by Florida

While we at Big Journalism spend most of our energy correcting bias and falsehoods originating from the left, every now and then we must take a moment to gently correct things that go off track with our friends on the

While we at Big Journalism spend most of our energy correcting bias and falsehoods originating from the left, every now and then we must take a moment to gently correct things that go off track with our friends on the

The takeway from this is Vivian Schiller’s remarks that she’ll be back — ”I’m not done. I certainly plan to stay in journalism. I feel too passionate about it, and so yes, I will be back in some position at

Robert Borosage takes heavy poetic license with both history and reality in the posting of an ad hominem attack on those who dare to identify Van Jones by the words and actions with which he identifies himself. Contrast that to

It’s getting to be a full-time job monitoring AOL/Huffington Post for the ad hominem attacks they want to avoid, but we don’t mind helping for the public good. From the Daily Caller: Jason Linkins, Banned from HuffPo Front Page! Today,