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December 20, 2015

What shellacking? Press pounds the president for being in denial

During the 73 minutes in which Barack Obama spoke to reporters, he seems to have made no one happy.

December 20, 2015

Why the media, seduced by the polls, were stunned by huge Democratic defeat

The coverage's focus remained solidly on the Democrats and why they had so badly blown the election.

December 20, 2015

A long night of punditry leads to a big GOP victory

 Before the lights went down on the last color-coded map, it was going to be a Republican night.

December 20, 2015

Collision Course: How Rand Paul and Ted Cruz would remake the Republicans

The contrast between these two freshmen senators, both of whom can envision themselves in the Oval Office, is a microcosm of a simmering debate within the GOP. 

December 20, 2015

Mob Mentality: Christie’s blunt style now being heckled by the media

The media are absolutely pummeling Chris Christie for doing what he’s always done: yelling at people who dare to heckle him.

December 20, 2015

Reckless move: The NY Times publishes Darren Wilson’s address

The New York Times, whether consciously or not, has just endangered Darren Wilson’s life.

December 20, 2015

How a false media narrative made Ferguson worse

I don’t know that anything the president said at that point could have deterred the protestors and agitators after no indictment was returned, and here’s why: They were reacting to a media narrative that hardened into cement soon after the tragedy.

December 20, 2015

Leak War: How the White House unloaded on Chuck Hagel while firing him

From the moment word leaked that Chuck Hagel had been fired, the spinning began in earnest.

December 20, 2015

How the White House spun Obama’s immigration reversal

It was an uphill battle for the Obama White House.

December 20, 2015

He found the Jonathan Gruber videos — and no media outlet would call him back

If not for one slightly obsessed citizen, we wouldn’t have the videos of Jonathan Gruber saying the health care law was deceptively designed and its passage depended on the stupidity of the American public.