Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Rare Candor: Rather Notes Media's Bias

From Newsbusters ~ Former CBS news anchor Dan Rather noted on today's Morning Joe on MSNBC that the traditional media is largely ignoring Democratic Senator and Vice Presidential candidate Joe Biden's alarming comment on Sunday: "... (M)ark my words, within the next, first six months of this administration if we win, you're gonna face a major international challenge, because they are going to want to test him...."
Rather pointed out "... (C)ertainly if Sarah Palin had said this it would be above the fold in most newspapers today...
"(I)f Sarah Palin had said this, the newspapers would have jumped all over it and so would have the major television outlets."
Morning Joe
co-host Mika Brzezinski agreed with Rather's assessment, saying "I'm seeing spotty media coverage."

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Sunday, September 21, 2008

Fannie Mae Chief Gave Obama $126,000

By Warner Todd Huston On Newsbuster.org ~ In a 2005 video Daniel Mudd, at the time the interim CEO of the catastrophically failed mortgage lender Fannie Mae, affirmed his fealty and that of Fannie Mae to the Congressional Black Caucus. The top three campaign donation recipients were Democrats, number two of which was Barack Obama, yet the media is laying mum on these facts. One wonders what would be going on in the media if John McCain were a top recipient of campaign donations from a market crashing, government bail-out getting organization like Fannie Mae?

The three top campaign donation recipients from Fannie Mae were all Democrats. Chairman of the Senate Banking Committee Senator Chris Dodd (D-CT) got $165,000, Senator Barack Obama (D-IL) was given $126,349, and failed presidential candidate Senator John Kerry (D-MA) took $111,000 from the folks at Fannie Mae. Is this information getting out there?

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Sunday, January 28, 2007

Tim Graham Nails Jane Fonda

NewsBusters columnist Tim Graham nails Jane Fonda for her participation in the weekend's anti-war march in a great column on the recommended reading list.

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