You just can’t make headlines like this up: “Head of Air Force sexual-assault prevention busted for allegedly groping woman.” But that is exactly what the NYPost in reporting. And just last month the NYTimes reported that, according to a large survey of active-duty military personnel, one in five female service members say they’ve been sexually harassed and abused. So we have the head of the prevention program in bed with the pro-abuse program, as it were.

Tee Hee, more media bias: The Sunday talk show “This Week” with George Stephanopoulos is such a joke. They always have one Republican to Three Democrats on their Sunday morning roundtable. Ya know, so the American people will get “balanced” thinking from pundits. HA! This Sunday, the guests were FAR LEFT Democrats from Politico, Vanity Fair and ta da, the PRIMAL Extremist Lefty Howard Dean. And on the Right, the lone voice of Tim Pawlenty.

Media bias is a Clear and Present Danger to our Country.

This out for Weekly Standard via CNN:

David Petraeus is going to tell members of Congress that he "knew almost immediately after the September 11th attack, that the group Ansar al Sharia, the al Qaeda sympathizing group in Libya was responsible for the attacks," CNN reports.

Meet Mark Thompson, the man the New York Times today welcomed with open arms and a sloppy wet kiss as their new president and CEO, the man who was the director-general of BBC a year ago when BBC decided to kill a story about horrific alleged child sex abuse by one of their TV hosts. Marky Mark says he didn't reeallllly (honest kids) didn't know what story he was killing when he refused to "blow the lid off nookie"--a line we all remember from Broadcast News when the "smart liberal" newscaster sneered at the dumb jock reporter who wanted to do a story on date rape.

The ObamaNYTimes recently put this header on a story: "The 'R' Word: Really, Really Overused." Well tickle my frickle, ain't thaaat somin. The bastion of--hairball coughup--feminism, has penned an item lamenting that on TV we Americans have to listen to the word "really" way too often. We Americans with a vagina have another problem a bit more pressing: we are called the 'B' word WAY too often, and the Times HAS NEVER penned that article, lamenting sexism via slut slamming women on TV nightly, calling us whores, bitches, sluts, skanks, and worse. Where is THAT article??

When The Times covers a national presidential campaign, I have found that the lead editors and reporters are disciplined about enforcing fairness and balance, and usually succeed in doing so. Across the paper’s many departments, though, so many share a kind of political and cultural progressivism — for lack of a better term — that this worldview virtually bleeds through the fabric of The Times.
As a result, developments like the Occupy movement and gay marriage seem almost to erupt in The Times, overloved and undermanaged, more like causes than news subjects.

In the August 8, 2012 Arts Section of the NYTimes there were two reviews that grabbed my attention: one of a new book titled “How to be Gay,” the other of a film documentary titled “Meet the Fokkens,” about twin prostitutes in Amsterdam. The first review, written by Dwight Garner, was thoughtful and respectful and delved into the author’s hypothesis that culture matters more than sex in defining what it means to be gay. Well done. They even opened with Christopher Hitchens’ quote that anal sex was one of the most overrated things in life.

Ready for this? NYTimes says that Warren Buffett is "a straight-talking non-partisan, someone who can call the game." Really, that's an assertion even the VERY partisan Democrat that is Warren Buffett would find laughable. The Times piece, titled Wasting Warren Buffet by Thomas Friedman is so deluded as to expect readers to buy what ever Friedman's fried brain serves up. When has Buffett ever written an OP-Ed in the NYTimes in favor of repealing ObamaCare? Never, but he's out there demanding Obama get his paws on the proceeds of your home sale, to the tune of 55%!