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An Open Offer to Ben Howe's Defenders

Ben Howe took to the digital pages of BuzzFeed Politics Tuesday to isolate and savage a project he (wrongly, as it turned out) believed was a work-in-progress for a feature film a Tea Party group was hoping to raise money

That Goes Double for Comedy

In response to Another Post Begging for Good Storytelling: At the expense of linking to BuzzFeed, I completely agree with Ben Howe’s analysis. If conservatives want to be in the narrative biz, they need to step up their game. And if

Another Post Begging for Good Storytelling

There’s a lot of debate going on in the Twitterverse about this article by Ben Howe of Red State on BuzzFeed (!) titled “Another Bad Conservative Movie.”  The article reviews the movie trailer for “A Movement on Fire” by Tea

Sequestration and the Audacious Dishonesty of BuzzFeed

As though manufactured anonymous sources wasn’t enough, today BuzzFeed’s own Andrew Kaczynski is now tweeting out mockery of sequestration fear-mongering. Yes, that’s correct, ladies and gentlemen, a guy who works for a site that was the tip of the online

WH Senior Adviser Plouffe: Woodward Washed Up

Wednesday night, in the aftermath of the blow-up regarding the White House’s email to Bob Woodward suggesting he would “regret” his reporting of sequestration, White House Senior Adviser David Plouffe took to twitter to bash Woodward as a past-his-prime hack:

WH Senior Adviser Plouffe: Woodward Washed Up

Batman From New Jersey?

Buzz Feed dug up a 1990 edition of “The Atlas Of The DC Universe” and it shows that Gotham City is on the north side of the Delaware River. This area would be part of New Jersey.  However, even the DC

True to Form, Moore Seems to Have Exaggerated for Effect

In response to Huffpo: Ben Smith, BuzzFeed ‘Government-Subservient’ Stenographers: BuzzFeed definitely made some mistakes but Glenn Greenwald’s outrage seems a bit over the top (as usual). Even Huff Post is backing off the outrage a bit: UPDATE: BuzzFeed wrote a

How Media's 'Team Hagel' Did Obama's Dirty Work

Throughout the fight over Chuck Hagel’s nomination as Secretary of Defense, a devoted group of pro-Hagel journalists has been determined not only to defend Hagel, but to attack his critics and their credibility. They have gone beyond the “normal” mainstream

How Media's 'Team Hagel' Did Obama's Dirty Work

Buzzfeed Defends Jack Lew

Even as the liberal Washington Post columnist Dana Milbank blasted President Obama’s Treasury Secretary Jack Lew for hypocrisy on his Cayman Islands investments and $950,000 Wall Street bonus, Buzzfeed is circling the wagons to defend Lew.   Treasury Secretary nominee Jack

Buzzfeed Defends Jack Lew

The National Zoo's Trail of Tears

In response to WaPo on Sequestration: THINK OF THE SEALS: As many Washingtonians know, most stories about the National Zoo with a corresponding photo of a cuddly animal often don’t bring happy news.  Remember your 2005 story, WaPo?  “Animal Deaths Renew Criticism of Care at

BuzzFeed Politics Takes Two More Credibility Hits Today

At the exact same time BuzzFeed Politics’ Andrew Kaczynski was puffing himself as The Arbiter Of Journalistic Ethics with some new rules about how it’s now wrong to write stories based on what you’re told by unnamed sources, he was

RE: Rubio Rakes in $100k+ for the Sip Heard 'Round the Beltway

In response to Rubio Rakes in $100k+ for the Sip Heard ‘Round the Beltway: Marco Rubio has managed “WaterGate” very skillfully indeed. What the left-wing media tried to turn into an inexcusable  “career-killing” gaffe, Rubio parlayed into a political triumph,

About that Bipartisan Dorner Fan Club

Last week Rosie Gray wrote a post at Buzzfeed titled “The Christopher Dorner Fan Club Is More Mainstream Than You’d Think.” Mainstream, yes. Bipartisan, not so much. The article attempts to make the case that the #teamDorner phenomenon is spread across

'New York Times' Writes of Ben Smith and BenSmithing

The New York Times and BuzzFeed have some kind of relationship going on, but that still doesn’t explain the long, wet French kiss the Times gave BuzzFeed Politics editor-in-chief Ben Smith yesterday. It’s just a fact that when the left-wing

'New York Times' Writes of Ben Smith and BenSmithing

Did Ben Smith Accidently BenSmith Ben Smith?

Someone needs to Gif the stages BuzzFeed Politics went through as they published the first thing they’ve ever published harmful to Obama’s agenda: 1. Those “wingers” are gonna lose the Hagel vote today. Let’s high-five Obama’s infallible awesomeness. 2. Oh,

More New (Old) Hagel Speeches Spark Concern

As former Sen. Chuck Hagel (R-NE) faces a Republican filibuster in the Senate Thursday afternoon against his confirmation as Secretary of Defense, several liberal commentators are starting to wonder openly about his chances, following the release of yet another controversial

More New (Old) Hagel Speeches Spark Concern

Media Encourages Criminality Wish Hacked Bush Emails

It’s hard to imagine the media doing anything other than to express outrage should some low-life hacker hack into email accounts connected to President Obama’s family — especially if something was found that might damage Obama politically. But that same

Media Encourages Criminality Wish Hacked Bush Emails

The Stubbornly Stillborn Community at BuzzFeed Politics

BuzzFeed Politics puts a ton of effort into using its content and contributors’ Twitter accounts to suck up to the left-wing media, especially MSNBC, in the hopes of getting links and television appearances. And there’s no question that’s worked. The

BuzzFeed Plays Nice with Rubio, Attacks Once Back Turns

You know the story: frog carries scorpion across river. Frog tells scorpion, “Don’t sting me or we both drown.” Scorpion stings frog. Frog asks scorpion why. Scorpion says, “It’s my nature.” Senator Marco Rubio sits down with Ben Smith of

BuzzFeed Plays Nice with Rubio, Attacks Once Back Turns

Speaking of Phony Phenoms: BuzzFeed Politics

In the last 24 hours, the BenSmithers* at BuzzFeed Politics have posted 21 posts. Thus far, all 21 of those posts have received a total of 146 comments. Half of those comments are for one article. When you open the comment