The Speed of Lies
Philip Berg filed his lawsuit claiming Obama isn't a citizen knowing full-well that most of its claims are bogus -- that they already had been or easily could be debunked.
Several Arab networks dispatched their best anchors to Denver to beam a sliver of American politics to more than 300 million viewers in the region.
Philip Berg filed his lawsuit claiming Obama isn't a citizen knowing full-well that most of its claims are bogus -- that they already had been or easily could be debunked.
In the Q & A, McCain can't think of a single criticism of his campaign so far and refuses to answer when pressed.
Another analysis gem from the Associated Press. We'll just highlight one of the more idiotic portions.
There is one place where you can see and experience absolutely everything you might want to see in HD -- even if you don't have an television set or a DVR.
I'm concerned as to how the traditional media will frame Barack Obama. If the cover of TIME's convention preview is any indication, we're in trouble.
Let's talk about Obama's energy policy and if it is the right step. Let's talk about the Iraq war and the war in Afghanistan and which candidate's choices demonstrated a greater quality of experience.
The Twitter feeds I've got have been an essential source for info during this whirlwind week, when I am almost always on the go and far from having the time to sit and actually read the coverage of my colleagues.
Could a video like "Yes We Can" ever emerge from an official campaign, which usually specialize in staged events and pandering to audiences? The whole panel agreed: not a chance.
McKinnon left the McCain campaign in June after saying he would "not be the tip of the spear" attacking Obama in an advertising campaign.
So this is what political journalism has come to -- evidence-free, unaccountable, redfaced, shouted, demagogic cocksure mindreading.
The networks' convention coverage can be so mind-numbingly tedious that viewers are concocting their own strategies for staying awake.