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CyberAlert: Exposing Media Bias Daily
Matthews: West Virginians Decided in 1957 to
Oppose
 Obama
Guest hosting on Tuesday's Morning Joe, MSNBC's Chris Matthews assigned
deleterious motives to the voters of West Virginia: "You could have
predicted West Virginia 20 years ago on this one." Making his racial
overtones more clear, Matthews derided: "These people made up their mind
in '57." Pat Buchanan laughed: "What an indictment! What an indictment
of your party, Chris!"
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Matthews: Racist West
Virginians Decided in 1957 to Oppose Obama
• Skepticism on Global
Warming Appalls Chris Matthews
• Toobin: McCain on Global
Warming 'Like Acknowledging Gravity'
• Rove Not Being Devil
'Complicates World View' of Newsweek Editor
• Stephanopoulos, Not Rove,
NYT's 'Thinking Woman's Sex Symbol'
• ABC Showcases Hapless
Woman Who Skips Breakfast to Afford Gas
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Williams: 'Smart' Say
Tornadoes a Reaction to Abuse of Earth
• Newsweek Impugns GOP:
'Merchants of Slime and Sellers of Hate'
• Klein Hails McCain for
Being 'Pariah to Blowhards Like Limbaugh'
• CBS: Baldwin 'Easy
Target' of 'Conservative Junkyard Dog' Hannity
• Late Show's 'Top Ten
Surprises in Saddam Hussein's Prison Diary' |
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Bozell's News Column
The Big, Bad Right-Wing Wolf
In the last
presidential election, leftist special interest groups and socialist
billionaires like George Soros waged war with an unprecedented
tsunami of negative TV attacks on the Republican incumbent,
suggesting he was a draft dodger that knowingly lied us into war.
Adding fuel to the fire, Hollywood uncorked nasty – and equally
distorted -- documentaries like “Fahrenheit 911.” The Bush-bashing
wave was so big Byron York wrote a whole book about it called “The
Vast Left Wing Conspiracy.” This year, our “objective” media turned
their eyes on the November race, but they’re seeing only one
negative side of the street – a right-wing conspiracy to lie, cheat,
and smear their beloved Barack Obama.
Entertainment Column:
Librarians Against Censorship? |
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Worst of the Week
 GOP Peddles Slime and Hate
It's
Hillary Clinton's campaign, not the GOP, which has been pummeling Barack
Obama these past weeks, but journalists are pre-emptively impugning
Republicans as dirty campaigners. Newsweek's cover story asserts that
Republicans have been "successfully scaring voters since 1968," and
doubts whether John McCain really wants to "rein in the merchants of
slime and sellers of hate who populate the Internet."
Previous:
Feeling Barack Obama's Pain |
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CyberAlert: Exposing Media Bias Daily
Matthews: West Virginians Decided in 1957 to
Oppose
Obama
Guest hosting on Tuesday's Morning Joe, MSNBC's Chris Matthews assigned
deleterious motives to the voters of West Virginia: "You could have
predicted West Virginia 20 years ago on this one." Making his racial
overtones more clear, Matthews derided: "These people made up their mind
in '57." Pat Buchanan laughed: "What an indictment! What an indictment
of your party, Chris!"
•
Matthews: Racist West
Virginians Decided in 1957 to Oppose Obama
• Skepticism on Global
Warming Appalls Chris Matthews
• Toobin: McCain on Global
Warming 'Like Acknowledging Gravity'
• Rove Not Being Devil
'Complicates World View' of Newsweek Editor
• Stephanopoulos, Not Rove,
NYT's 'Thinking Woman's Sex Symbol'
• ABC Showcases Hapless
Woman Who Skips Breakfast to Afford Gas
•
Williams: 'Smart' Say
Tornadoes a Reaction to Abuse of Earth
• Newsweek Impugns GOP:
'Merchants of Slime and Sellers of Hate'
• Klein Hails McCain for
Being 'Pariah to Blowhards Like Limbaugh'
• CBS: Baldwin 'Easy
Target' of 'Conservative Junkyard Dog' Hannity
• Late Show's 'Top Ten
Surprises in Saddam Hussein's Prison Diary' |
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Notable Quotables
Must Ignore Wright Debacle
 After
Barack Obama's former minister made clear his radical views, network
journalists rallied around the Democratic candidate. NBC's Brian
Williams emphasized those who deemed Jeremiah Wright a "circus" and a
"sideshow" as the NBC Nightly News highlighted a pundit who declared
Obama to be "the victim in all of this." At the same time, CNN analyst
David Gergen instructed the media "to move on" from the Wright mess,
while ABC's David Wright empathized: "For Obama, whose own father
abandoned him as a child, this must have been another painful break."
Previous: Welcome,
Pope "Rottweiler" |
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2008 DisHonors Awards
 At a celebrity-studded gala held in Washington, D.C. April 10, the MRC
presented its
"2008 DisHonors Awards: Roasting the Most
Outrageously Biased Liberal
Reporters of 2007." Conservative luminaries including Cal Thomas, Mark
Levin, Ann Coulter and Larry Kudlow highlighted the presentations and
acceptances; MSNBC's Chris Matthews "won" Quote of the Year for his giddy
reaction to Bill Clinton speaking: "There are times when he sounds like
Jesus in the Temple." Following the awards ceremony, MRC President Brent
Bozell presented Tony Snow with the MRC’s second annual
"William F. Buckley Jr. Award for Media Excellence." The evening ended
with a
video tribute to the late Navy Lt. Michael Murphy, who was posthumously
awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for selfless valor in combat in
Afghanistan in 2005.
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