January 9th, 2008
Billy Hallowell
While browsing the Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism web site today, I stumbled upon a December 2007 study entitled, “The Portrait from Iraq: How the Press Has Covered Events on the Ground.” Before continuing, it is important that I note that I am an avid fan of the Project for Excellence. The institution’s work is paramount to public understanding of and about the inner workings and outer affects of mainstream media coverage.
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October 26th, 2007
Urban Conservative
Yeah, umm…not really. While I am no Bush apologist, he is far from an arsonist. The “Bush to blame for everything” crowd and many democrats are blaming the Bush Administration for the dreadful wildfires rampaging throughout southern California. The reasoning is quite hilarious; but what else can you expect from such people.
The claim is that “because the National Guard is serving in Iraq, there are no resources to help combat the fires”.
Wrong!!! The Pentagon has stated that 17,000 Guardsmen are available and are just waiting to be called to help out.
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July 2nd, 2007
Urban Conservative
I am not a big fan of free speech because some people well, umm…just make an idiot of themselves when they open their mouths; but like it or not, it does exist. So, I wonder what the big deal is when Anne Coulter called John Edwards a “faggot” back in March. Everyone who saw the tape knows that she was only kidding, yet she continues to get attacked by the mainstream media and liberal blogs. The fact is that Ann Coulter has the right to say any damn thing she wants; even if it’s that she wishes John Edwards would be killed in a terrorist assassination plot (sounds quite similar to the comments made by Bill Maher about Cheney a few months back - and where was the outrage?). Read the rest of this entry »
December 5th, 2006
LAConservative
Is there a substantial media bias? The answer is a ridiculously obvious YES and if you don’t see it then you’re most likely considered very highly educated or you’re known to attend cultural awareness rallies in San Francisco.
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