OK, so now I’ve really have heard everything. E.J. Dionne, the uber-liberal, is complaining about the mainstream media coverage, it’s too-tea-party-friendly. Hah. The recent focus on the Federal debt, city and state debt has sent E.J. over the edge — he thinks it is all the Tea Party’s and the media’s fault. Dionne uses the usual go to liberal lines about the bad economy and | Read More »
We know from the Dem ObamaCare cliff-jumping exercise, that the Dems listen to, and do as they are told by the mainstream media. But the cracks in the ObamaCare-hold-hands-and-sing-kum-bah-ya-love-fest are now beginning to be hard for the MSM to ignore. First, Kate Pickert of TIME magazine wrote a piece that argued the Dems have fallen into a trap by passing ObamaCare, and that politically, things | Read More »
The media, in the form of E.J. Dionne (who now wants everyone to ignore the two trillion the are Dems will spend from the Treasury on ObamaCare) who is now writing about how Republicans must balance the budget, or the others in the left-wing media who somehow think the public gives a “rat’s patootie” about the START agreement or that they can somehow intimidate the | Read More »
“Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.” And the voters are going to be on the receiving end of that fury when the Dems elect Pelosi Minority Leader. Too bad the Democrats do not have any man or any woman who can lead them out of the blunder they are about to commit. But voters and experts, operatives and Democratic card carrying members of | Read More »
E.J. Dionne is the epitome of how far American liberalism has gone off the tracks. Exhibit A is his holy-water-sprinkled-secular-liberal hypocritical attack on the first Amendment in today’s column in The New Republic. E.J. Dionne is the worst kind of hypocrite — one who moralizes, preaches and does so in patronizing, holier-than-thou-tones. He parades his hypocrisy. E.J. Dionne makes his living, by writing, making speeches | Read More »
The NPR poll early in the political season discovered this jewel of predictive election results: the generic ballot in the more than 60 swing House seats NPR’s pollsters identified. Not surprisingly, the generic ballot in these swing districts, NPR found, indicated a wave that would result in the end of Speaker Pelosi. Now, another extensive poll has found even worse generic ballot numbers inside swing | Read More »
William Galston writing in The New Republic, is quite clear in his lucid conclusions drawn from recent polling about how the public views of Congress: “they also believe by a 2 to 1 margin that if they leave Congress in Democrats’ hands, Obama’s program is what they’ll get.” ObamaCare burned it into the public’s soul that the White House does not care what the public | Read More »
Among the mainstream media, there have been sporadic, hiccup like moments when the Ministry of Propaganda lets something slip about the real truth about ObamaCare. You know the feeling, you think — “they” allowed that to be published? I do not have a list of places this has happened, it is merely my sense that it seems to be happening more. The real question is | Read More »
About two hours ago I read E.J. Dionne’s email, about his post, which he wrote to RS in response to my post. Dionne’s email says: Greetings. You recently posted a critique of a column I wrote this week and I chose to reply to it on the Post’s blog because I thought your writer misconstrued what I had written and also because I disagreed with | Read More »
E.J. Dionne, one of the single most annoying liberals on the planet, simply dismisses the NPR poll out of hand (it shows 49% re-electing their GOP Member of Congress, but only 34% re-electing the Dem) by calling it “preposterous:” “But the numbers in the NPR survey are so bad that Democrats might pause before becoming lemmings. There is something preposterous about how the administration and | Read More »
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