First published at WashingtonTimes.com The Daily Show's John Oliver was a top attraction today at the Campus Progress conference in D.C. Right before...
The watershed image of loss for me of the past week was not the "King of Pop." It was the picture of Neda Agha Soltan looking squarely into the camera, for what may have been a passport photo.
Media Matters, and then Olbermann, missed Newt's real agenda that is the same as it has always been: to use lies, misstatements and sophistry to mislead the American people.
Reposted from http://www.commondreams.org on June 9, 2009: Although it has been several weeks since Keith Olbermann has used his MSNBC show as a pla...
Gov. Palin is not quite done with David Letterman. Or the President. Or anyone. So she has taken to the Internets to finish what she started...
Both Schultz and Maddow have already driven MSNBC's all-important ratings numbers up in the highly competitive cable news environment.
Arianna appeared on "Countdown with Keith Olbermann" Thursday night to talk about Rush Limbaugh's recent comments that President Obama's "master plan"...
I say that Cheney and Gingrich don't love America because they don't seem to care about American values as they have traditionally been viewed.
The mix of Beltway media personalities and Hollywood types was jarring but fun.
Rice's recent incident shows the prospects for what we might call a substantive Macaca Moment -- using YouTube and citizen media to scrutinize our leaders on the issues, not gaffes.
Arianna appeared on "Countdown with Keith Olbermann" Friday night to talk about why a number of Senate Democrats voted against legislation aimed at st...
Sean Hannity's offer to undergo waterboarding for charity is almost too good to refuse.
On Bill O'Reilly's TV Factor last Wednesday, the No-spinster kept trying to get his opponent into a clinch, interrupting nearly every sentence columni...
A Presidential BJ and an "enhanced" ball hitter get full blown multimillion dollar Congressional investigations. War crimes...well, hmmm.... we need to think about that! Why is this hard?
Submit your questions for Hannity, and I will be sure to pass them along to his interrogator.
If Hannity watched Countdown last night, he can come back on FOX today and say, "see, even Olbermann and O'Donnell believe torture works on some people."
Regular working class and rural, suburban White Americans must feel a bit under assault as of late.
Today's "teabag" protests would be funny, if they didn't make me think of Sen. Joseph McCarthy, and what he might have accomplished if Fox News existed during his time.
Journalism is what is required now. And, yes, some commentary. But more journalism than commentary. That's what a newspaper does.
Given that most newspapers still don't publish weekday comics in color, my mistake was putting today's cartoon guests in the green room rather than the black-and-white room.
On Wednesday, Rush Limbaugh finally said it. He told Neil Cavuto on Fox News that he's the "de facto" leader of the Republican Party.
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The 24/7 Palin coverage is boring and the political ridicule and sarcasm format is getting old...stick to the tabloid stuff-like the whereabouts of MJ's brain. Keith is pretty good at that. Not so much the other stuff.
For more information about the reasons she says what she says, Google "Thinking Errors".
Dolt = SP
Tempted to talk, troubled twit turns to Twitter tweeting tirade.
Thank God this woman didnt get to be VP. Scary scary thought. I believe the Republicans will vote for just about anyone or anything these days.
and thank God John Edwards didn't get our nomination! Whew-we dodged a high hard one there! How's his love child doin' by-the-way and why don't we hear more about it? MSNBC minds need to know!
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