An Establishment In Panic

By Pat Buchanan.

Libya changed everything

Each new day brings another step through the looking glass on Libya, and today it was the NYT’s turn. First Obama out-Bushed Bush, then Hillary started questioning the patriotism of war opponents, and now we’ve got the flagship paper of the liberal intelligentsia wondering why anyone would jeopardize American military credibility by pulling the plug before victory’s been declared. Really.

Seth Meyers at the White House Correspondents' Dinner: Another donation to Obama

The establishment media's reportage of the event has been utterly predictable and virtually identical, regardless of the outlet: Seth Meyers was hilarious, President Obama was even more hilarious, the buffoonish Donald Trump was rightfully skewered by both, and the audience loved every minute of it.

One small factoid was left out of the media's coverage of the event. A minor detail that I had to research myself, because literally no media outlets reported it. It turns out Seth Meyers is a major Obama supporter and donor. Meyers donated to the Obama campaign on four seperate occasions in 2008, giving a total of $4,600, the maximum amount allowed under federal election law at the time.

Dorothy Rabinowitz

On the health care town hall meetings.

Anderson Cooper Says "Teabagging" Comment Was "Stupid, Silly"

Let's give the sexually-ambiguous CNN anchor some credit. It only took him five weeks to semi-apologize.

Liberal Media Bias, Example #546,738 - Susan Roesgen

Sickening.

Pat Buchanan

On The New York Times.

Obama inauguration got unprecedented news coverage

"President Barack Obama's inauguration generated an unprecedented 35,000 stories in the world's major newspapers, television and radio broadcasts over the past day -- about 35 times more than the last presidential swearing-in -- a monitoring group said on Wednesday."

What media bias?

Here's the media at its most Orwellian:

Bush's expensive inauguration - BAD. Obama's vastly more expensive inauguration - GOOD.

Cinderella vs. the Barracuda

Great column by Jonah Goldberg.

Mark Halperin Decries "Disgusting" Pro-Obama Media Bias In Election Coverage

It's a little too late now, asshole!

"Media Malpractice"

Documentary reveals how little Obama voters knew about issues.

The Washington Post admits they were biased in favor of Obama

No shit. Too bad they didn't have the guts/honestly/integrity to admit this until after Election Day.

Election prompts extra security at Palm Bay school

From the article:

PALM BAY – Police officers turned up at Bayside High this morning after concerns for a potential politically tinged confrontation spurred on by Tuesday’s presidential election.

...

The concern began during the breakfast hour in the cafeteria when a number of students loudly chanted the name of President-elect Barack Obama repeatedly before being quieted.

What is not mentioned in the article is that the chanting was being done by black students who were apparently taunting and attempting to provoke some of the White students in the cafeteria. This was a potential race-riot in the making, according to my sources. Yet the Florida Today decided not to report that, for some reason.

I wonder why?

Obama praises "gracious" media

More like "sycophantic" ...

Study: Media coverage has favored Obama campaign

The study also found that "the first half of Fox News Channel's "Special Report" with Brit Hume showed more balance than any of the network broadcasters."

Slate writers voting 55-1 for Obama over McCain

But I'm sure they try hard to be objective...

Media's Presidential Bias and Decline

A superb column by Michael S. Malone.

Most Voters Say News Media Wants Obama to Win

Results of a Pew poll:

Voters overwhelmingly believe that the media wants Barack Obama to win the presidential election. By a margin of 70%-9%, Americans say most journalists want to see Obama, not John McCain, win on Nov. 4.

Alternate headline: "Nine percent of Americans completely fucking clueless" ...

Would the Last Honest Reporter Please Turn On the Lights?

A must-read column.