Just how many misstatements did the administration make on Osama bin Laden’s assassination?
Rachel Maddow Joins The ACORN Propaganda Platoon
April 7, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Rachel Maddow of MSNBC unveiled a profoundly dishonest assessment of the ACORN undercover video saga.
On her show she took irrelevant facts and half-truths and then made sweeping generalizations. This describes the Media Matters approach to waging war on “conservative misinformation” to a tee. If a semi-colon is out of place anywhere, you’re a contemptible liar hellbent [...]
Politically Incorrect Fiction
March 12, 2010 By 13 Comments
New novels challenge the liberal mainstream narrative.
Silly, Bristol! Abstinence Pledges are for Lying, Manipulated Kids.
January 26, 2010 By Leave a Comment
If anyone would want to spin a new narrative and forget her past, it would be Bristol. Every story about her is marred by the taint of professional ne’er-do-well Levi. Who wouldn’t want to start fresh?
Reasonable, no? Compassionate, even. Given the patronizing approach Double X took in its scintillating exposé of Bristol Palin’s sexual [...]
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Eyeless in Gaza
January 25, 2010 By 28 Comments
How radical critics distort Israel’s alleged “siege” of Palestinian territory.
Communism is Still Here, and it’s Still Evil
January 22, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Tran Huynh Duy Thuc, left, and Le Cong Dinh were sentenced to long prison terms in Vietnam
Tonight, Glen Beck will air his must-see special on communism, which should artfully recount the historical development of that inherently evil, political ideology. While Beck’s narrative will focus on the past, we must not lose sight of the fact [...]
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James Kirchick: Why shouldn’t we waterboard Abdulmutallab? – Daily News
January 3, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Picture this hypothetical situation: A member of Al Qaeda boards a transatlantic flight bearing 269 passengers and crew headed for a major American city – let’s just say Detroit – with powdered explosives stitched into his undergarments. As the plane makes its final descent, the terrorist at this point in our narrative, that’s what he [...]
Abbas Milani: The Great Satan Myth, The New Republic
December 8, 2009 By Leave a Comment
The Iranian regime has never found itself more vulnerable. And, with this vulnerability, it has never leaned more heavily on its own narrative of history. This narrative, of course, has a central antagonist, a character conjured as the “Great Satan.” As this Koranic moniker implies, the Islamic Republic ascribes supernatural qualities to its adversary: From [...]
David M. Phillips: The Illegal-Settlements Myth, Commentary
December 2, 2009 By 4 Comments
The conviction that Jewish settlements in the West Bank are illegal is now so commonly accepted, it hardly seems as though the matter is even open for discussion. But it is. Decades of argument about the issue have obscured the complex nature of the specific legal question about which a supposedly overwhelming verdict of guilty [...]
Storylines With Politically Fatal Endings
December 2, 2009 By Leave a Comment
If Politico’s John F. Harris is correct and “Presidential politics is about storytelling” then the Obama campaign took an enormous risk using a narrative that left a lot to the individual imagination. Obama’s ambiguous call for change, created a fill-in-the-blank scenario for independents and moderates, and a call-to-arms for progressives.
In Monday’s article “7 stories Barack [...]
