Who Are The Real Stooges?

The media's coverage of Clinton and other strange events.

Steve Myers

Mencken and  the New Media

These new venues cross the traditional political boundaries found in print media.
Where liberals are the dominating editorial force in print publications,
libertarians and conservatives seem to abound on the net like post-storm
mushrooms—and unlike the liberals, they don’t apologize for biases or pretend
they don’t exist.

Joel Miller

Networks That Went Ballistic Over Anita Hill
Ignoring Broaddrick Rape Charges

"Sensational Charges Are Not News When Levied
Against A Liberal, No Matter How Grave Those Charges Are"

MRC
 
 

A CENTURY OF LEFTIST JOURNALISM

If it's 1999, it must be time for an endless parade of lists of the 20th century's "best." We've already been
subjected to lists of the best movies, the best books and the best songs. Now, a group of celebrity reporters
assembled by NYU has unveiled its list of the century's 100 best examples of journalism.

New York Post

Odd alliance at State, Clinton News Network?

The American people should be asking themselves, "What gives? Is CNN running the State
Department, or vice versa?" There is clearly a conflict here. Mr. Rubin should step down as
spokesman for the State Department. How can he have any credibility considering with whom he
shares pillow talk (Ms. Amanpour)? How can there be any semblance of journalistic impartiality with
such a relationship between a "news" agency and the government? If there was any doubt before, the
identical slant of Ms. Amanpour's "reporting" and Mr. Rubin's "official statements" out of
Rambouillet should make it perfectly clear.

Stella Jatras
WorldNetDaily