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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!Two new Web sites crashed the D.C. media scene in the past week. Both are the works of well-known conservative media personalities, and both say their goal is to do what the old media seems to do less and less of these days: break big stories. Andrew Breitbart, the former editor of the Drudge Report and "primary developer" of the Huffington Post, who now operates his own ring of right-wing sites, launched Big Journalism in the afterglow of sister site Big Government's triumph in breaking the ACORN scandal. He says it will produce "solidly backed-up stories" that hold the mainstream media ...
The Daily Beast is becoming the go-to website for political feuds, from Max Blumenthal's throwdown with Media Malpractice filmmaker John Ziegler, to Meghan McCain's battle with Ann Coulter and Laura Ingraham. But Tucker Carlson is changing all of that. Instead of slamming Jon, as he did on CNN's Reliable Sources, he just wants to help now, offering Stewart advice on how to keep his TV show on the air. From The Daily Beast: Like most sermons, Stewart's showdown with Jim Cramer ended with a neat moral lesson. Once journalists who cover business regain their sense of responsibility and "start ...
On CNN's Reliable Sources Sunday, Tucker Carlson made a years-late attempt to avenge his drubbing on Crossfire by Daily Show host Jon Stewart. He launches an ill-informed tirade against Stewart, claiming that he only criticized Jim Cramer once Cramer criticized the Obama administration.Maybe Carlson's on to something, though. Maybe Jon Stewart didn't set his sights on Jim Cramer until he dared to question The Mighty O-N-E! Hmmm, how do we test that out? Well, let me just arbitrarily throw a dart and see what Stewart was talking about before Cramer's heresy. Let's go back, oh, I don't know, ...
Took a test to become an emcee, And Doctor Paul became amazed at me. So Jesse Benton put me in the campaign plane, Stepped in the Target Center, hollered, "Make it Rain!" – "Tucker MC," Ron/PMC – 2008 Wonkette has the announcement that is sure to send all three of Ron Paul's female supporters running out to TickeTron: Wow, the 2008 St. Paul (Minneapolis) Paultardpalooza just got even better, because former MSNBC star Tucker Carlson is a "big Ron Paul supporter" and he's the "emcee" of the September 2 rally for the Campaign for the Liberty of Dr. Ron Paul's Re-EVOL-o-lution! We've ...
The sexiest campaign coverage was reserved for Hillary Clinton's primary run, according to many political observers. This reporter, himself, has been referred to as "sexiest" innumerable times by readers on these forums, and while I did like the way my hair looked in that one picture from the Philadelplhia event, I think they're just flattering...wait, I'm getting something in my earpiece...how's that?...Sexist? From The New York Times: Angered by what they consider sexist news coverage of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's bid for the Democratic presidential nomination, many women and erstwhile ...
Whether frightened or excited by those words, they have to come as something of a shock. But the word on the internets is that the bow-tied, recently-canceled host of MSNBC's Tucker, and Ron Paul supporter, plans to seek the nomination of the Libertarian Party. From the New York Times, via reason.com: "Tucker Carlson for president?" That's the headline at the personal blog for Brendan Nyhan, a former Spinsanity editor who is now a graduate student in political science at Duke. Nyhan says that Carlson, the former "Crossfire" host and former writer for The Weekly Standard, among other ...
Ohio Congressman Dennis Kucinich has been seen as something of a running joke of late. An also-ran presidential candidate in '04, he's back again to claim his lowly single-digit slice of polling percentages, and share the stage at debates with Democratic heavyweights. And at the most recent debate, Mr. Kucinich garnered nearly as many headlines as his opponents, but, yet again, for all the wrong reasons. The jokes about Kucinich's UFO sighting flew fast and furious. Days later, Kucinich introduced articles of impeachment against Vice President Cheney, and to many it seemed that Mr. K had come ...
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