Bias? What bias? A few months after MSNBC's Rachel Maddow grumbled about the Reverend Wright story resurfacing earlier this year and
hoped it would go away quickly, Maddow gleefully went on the attack against
Paul Ryan for his appearance at the Values Voter Summit this week.
In 2008, CNN softballed President Obama by refusing to cover the Rev. Wright
scandal, but no such mercy was given to Mitt Romney for his comments at a Florida fundraiser.
Credit for the first video to Ed Driscoll at Pajamas Media.
President Obama's remarks from a 1998 talk at Loyola University reveal more about his support for wealth redistribution. Credit to YouTube user nick cruz.
White House Press Secretary Jay Carney seemingly backed down
from the Obama Administration's previous statements that the attack on the US
Consulate in Libya
sprung out of a protest at the White House Press Briefing today. Carney refused
to say exactly why the attack took place and merely stated that the cause was
being investigated. Credit to Jim Batzwaer at YouTube and C-SPAN.
Former New Hampshire Governor John Sununu went after biased coverage of Mitt Romney's remarks and accused the media of covering up the Obama campaign's class warfare.
Congressman Allen West accused the Obama Administration of attempting to use its story that the Libya attack sprung out of a protest to cover up their mismanagement of foreign policy.
A new report by the Daily Caller revealed that the Department of Justice and the tax-exempt, left-wing organization Media Matters have worked together to spin news stories about the Fast and Furious and New Black Panther Party scandals that the Justice Department didn't want to get out.
Now that Attorney General Eric Holder has been caught conspiring with
Media Matters to silence stories about the Fast and Furious scandal, it’s worth remembering
that brainwashing is just another legitimate tactic according to Holder. Credit to VitacoreVision at YouTube and C-SPAN
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MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell accused Mitt Romney of lying about and insulting millions of Americans in Romney's remarks at a fundraiser.
A professor at
Brevard County
Community College in Florida is under fire for making students in
her class sign a pledge to vote for President Obama and the Democratic Party in
November.