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Tuesday, March 26, 2013 at 9:10AM 
Screen snip from video: Washington Free BeaconPolitico’s Lois Romano got down and dirty personal when she made remarks about New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s anti-gun propaganda.
Wednesday, February 20, 2013 at 12:59PM 
Vice President Richard Nixon with press on plane in August, 1959. The press had little love for Nixon, or for most Republican presidents in general. (Photo: U.S. Library of Congress; Thomas J. O’Halloran)Sometimes irony is so delicious it ought to have a calorie count.
After President Barack Obama’s golf outing in Florida, some reporters were upset about lack of access.
The public wasn’t upset at all. Basically, we missed nothing.
Has this president rendered legacy media and reporters useless—or perhaps even neutered them?
Thursday, October 4, 2012 at 9:34AM The Republican National Committee followed up Romney's debate win with the video 'Smirk.' (RNC)
On Wednesday as GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney dominated the first presidential debate on domestic policy, the Left reeled as the Right watched with a mix of wonder and joy. By mid-debate, if not earlier, it was obvious Romney would own the night.
The governor achieved a sort of social justice for Main Street, within the government-allied media complex.
In January after a debate among the GOP Primary candidates, Politico’s Roger Simon wrote a story, “They are not worthy.”
2012 Election, Democrats, GOP, Obama, Romney tagged Politico, Roger Simon, media bias, presidential debate Wednesday, March 7, 2012 at 2:39PM The Obama Harvard tapes promised by the late Andrew Breitbart will air on the Hannity show on the Fox News channel on Wednesday evening.
The Breitbart site Big Government made the announcement on Wednesday after another Web site aired some video, reportedly a brief excerpt, of President Barack Obama during his Harvard days.
Democrats, Obama, Oddities, US Media tagged Andrew Breitbart, Buzzfeed, Hannity, Obama Harvard videos, Politico, The Daily Caller Monday, October 31, 2011 at 9:53AM
As the video shows, Obama has often joked about his birth certificate as he did during the White House Correspondents' Dinner in 2010. Obama was received with raucous applause and enthusiasm by the press, most of whose members actively lobbied to get him elected.
A story brewing about Herman Cain and another story about Texas Gov. Rick Perry have nothing to do with each other except for the fact both stories continue a longstanding tradition by Democrat-allied media.
I keep telling conservatives we’re not only battling the leftwing, we’re battling a powerful media machine that has run interference for Democrats all my life.
2012 Election, Democrats, GOP, Obama, US Media tagged Gov. Rick Perry, Herman Cain, Politico, leftwing propaganda, media bias 