Month: May 2009

Thanks to Allahpundit for tweeting this. So did he fake it?  That’s my assertion, based on Gawker getting some emails that seem to corroborate this premise: Now, here’s the key email in the exchange, . . .

With only three days of May remaining, it appears now that May  is going to be a difficult month for all 4 major news networks, but CNN will see the largest drop . . .

Charles Krauthammer says the game is over with North Korea (as they fire another missle) and the solution is a nuclear Japan.  He explains:

For the first time, and thanks to TVNewser.com, I’ve pitted the major 24 hour news services against each other in graphical format.  Each graph represents average viewers per month, for a given . . .

Atlantis has landed and all the crew are safe. They have all completed their medical checks and looked great as they shook hands with Nasa coworkers.  Enjoy the video.

Using data from TVNewser.com, I’ve figured out the average viewership per month for the talking heads at both Fox News and MSNBC. Notice who is on the rise, who is coasting, and, . . .

I’m interested in this for several reasons.  First, it’s strange to hear something negative about Obama from the loyal media on the local NPR station.  Second, it affirms something that many of us already . . .

I never thought I would hear Barney Frank encourage others NOT to be unfair to Bush. It doesn’t make sense, unless it has something to do with political expediency. Judge for yourself:

Seven and a half mintues of great tv on Hannity tonight as he and Jesse Ventura go several rounds about Bush. I do like the comment near the end about Monica Lewinsky.

On May 15, Al Gore spoke on CNN and not only said that he waited 2 years to criticize Bush but also accused Cheney of invading a country that wasn’t a serious . . .

Is President Obama really this arrogant?

I’ve got good news and better news. Good News: The O’Reilly Factor’s average viewership in the sought-after 25-54 age group has not declined, but stayed exactly the same after adding the newer . . .

I couldn’t believe it when I heard Ted Turner (on the Diane Rehm Show) cite China as a good example of population control.  As far back as I can remember, I have . . .

After watching Obama’s speech the other day on oversea tax havens, I put together the following mashup:

Good ol’ Joe.  You have to give him credit for saying what he means and meaning what he says.  He doesn’t pull any punches and certainly doesn’t dance around political correctness.  In . . .