David Holman
Some readers of HuffingtonPost.com have initiated a new wave of harassing phone calls to Swift Boat veterans who questioned John Kerry’s military record in the 2004 campaign — and the website’s proprietors remained ignorant of it for days, despite repeated…
The New York Times reporting on the uproar over its bank records story: The executive editor of The Times, Bill Keller, said in an e-mail statement on Monday evening that the decision to publish had been “a hard call.” But…
In addition to the Prowler’s post last night on Bill Keller’s apparent lies about the bank records story, Hugh Hewitt has caught the Los Angeles Times editors with different stories.
In spite of Philip Klein’s excellent portrayal of Rudy Giuliani as presidential, it won’t happen. Giuliani made a fine leader in a time of crisis, but Americans will not vote solely on terrorism. Abortion and gay marriage will still figure…
Though his account of the incident that earned him a Silver Star is in dispute, at least John Kerry has a video game to back him up.
I’m going to go out on a limb and say these complaints about Steele taking money from a Willie Horton ad producer won’t get any traction.
John, we just made sure to cover all the angles. But if this is the ceiling for campaign finance regulation in the new Roberts Court, I would sure like to find the floor. Among those voting to overturn the Vermont…
The Supreme Court today struck down Vermont’s excessively restrictive campaign finance law, by a 6-3 vote (Randall v. Sorrell). Breyer joins the usual group of five: Alito, Roberts, Scalia, Thomas, and Kennedy. Despite that unlikely grouping, the opinions are scattershot….
Hugh Hewitt has a must-read dismantling of Bill Keller’s arrogant defense of the Times‘ most recent revealation of classified information.
The New York Times blows the lid on yet another classified, anti-terror program. Bill Keller claims they act in the “public interest.” Um, thanks?
