A number of readers have sent me links or images of a Father’s Day promotion Obama is running to scoop up e-mail addresses for fundraising.
Here’s an image sent by reader Bronwyn as it appeared at Real Clear Politics:
Reader John saw a simlar ad at The NY Times website, which links to this...
Yesterday I posted about Joe Scarborough bad-mouthing bloggers sitting in the basement eating Cheetos.
Last night Michelle Malkin encountered the same attitude from Juan Williams (jump ahead to 6:45 if you don’t have much time)(via HotAir):
I’ll tell you what Michelle, I’m a real reporter, not a blogger out in the blogosphere somewhere …
Bloggers can’t let up...
A year ago today Anthony Weiner sent the now famous crotch shot.
The story really broke on the 28th, and my initial reaction was I’m not touching this one, although I did use it as an excuse to run this clip under the heading Please Brief Me:
Weiner initially claimed his account...
A number of readers forwarded me the link to an article about Scott Brown’s demand that Harvard correct its filings with the Labor Department to remove Elizabeth Warren’s listing as a Native American. Reader Tom wrote:
Professor:
Senator Brown’s now taking on HARVARD in his campaign. It’s become middle America vs. the Elites...
Remember that Indelible Image of a Boy’s Pat on Obama’s Head?
You know, the one that was so indelible that no one remembered it, and the NY Times felt compelled to remind you how indelible it was with a headline “Indelible Image of Boy’s Pat on Obama’s Head.”
Memeorandum capatured the headline, as did...
It’s pretty unfair to compare Dana Milbank and Jayson Blair by lumping them together with no real connection, isn’t it?
Almost as bad as this headline and column from Dana Milbank lumping Richard Mourdock and federal prisoner Keith Judd together, Richard Mourdock and Keith Judd vs. Washington:
Both men were beneficiaries of voter...
He’s back.
And the NY Times and other Obama supporters are not happy, so the Times reveals the scoop that a large Republican SuperPAC donor is considering — yes, considering —...
It started out as a massive 5000-word hit piece on Mitt Romney reminiscent of what The Washington Post did to Rick Perry about a rock on his family hunting ground.
WaPo put a reporter (or more) on the case and apparently spared no effort to find something which could make a headline...
And not just anyone, someone who was “presumed homosexual.”
The Washington Post, fresh off finding a rock in Texas, has dug deep using all the investigative reporting skills of one of the most powerful news organizations in the world, and breathlessly reports that Mitt Romney teased someone in high school in 1965...
Reputed neo-Nazi J.T. Ready apparently killed himself and his family yesterday.
There is one thing the major media outlets (MNSBC, L.A. Times, Arizona Republic) reporting on the story either fail to mention or bury. Ready was planning to run for Sheriff as a Democrat (h/t reader mgparrish):
A well known former Neo-Nazi has...
It was those damn meteoric expectations, and the failure of those around him, such as the Secret Service agents who visited prostitutes in Colombia, and soldiers in Afghanistan who killed civilians and burned Korans.
And that damn Congress:
Karl Lemberg, one of thousands who thronged a Berlin park in July 2008 for a pre-election...
There is a war on women, but they will not talk about it in the media, academia, or in politics (h/t HotAir):
So: Yes, women all over the world have problems; yes, the United States has yet to elect a female president; and yes, women continue to be objectified in many “Western”...
Call it the War on Women’s Eyes.
I think Andrew Kaczynski has it right:
No, actually, I know he is right:
A post at Bookroom Worm exploring the attacks on Ann Romney is getting a lot of attention:
This transcends Leftist feminist sensibilities and touches upon a core issue in statism — namely, who raises the children? ….
I am the counterweight to the state. Therefore, I am dangerous. I am subversive simply by...
What possibly could go wrong?
Remy Stern, who left Gawker late last year after Nick Denton installed A.J. Daulerio as editor-in-chief, has a new gig: He’s joining the New York...
What James Taranto has dubbed the Wild Goose-Step Chase appears to be winding down, as outlandish reports by Michael Miller in The Miami New Times of neo-Nazis “conducting heavily armed patrols in and around Sanford, Florida” were debunked by your humble correspondent over the weekend.
But not before numerous websites spread the story...
and that cannot be limited without being lost.”
And so it was written, and so it is done (at 5:45):
“In New York City, which you’re visiting for a couple of days, a lot of our taxi drivers are Sikhs.
If you get one, are you going to give them a slightly...
