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Diversity Czar Threatens Free Speech
1st Amendment: Mark Lloyd, a disciple of Saul Alinsky and fan of Hugo Chavez, wants to destroy talk radio and says free speech is a distraction. The new FCC diversity “czar” says Venezuela is an example we should follow. Continue reading
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Tagged censorship, free press, free speech, mark lloyd, media, propaganda
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Associated Press outsourcing to Leftist nonprofits is a bad idea
Never accuse the Associated Press of being hidebound by journalistic tradition. In a sharp break with past practice, the once-venerable news service is providing its 1,500 member papers with ready-to-run stories produced by “independent” reporters and editors. Continue reading
Curtains for the GOP?
The United States does not have a parliamentary system with one person heading the opposition. In our system of federalism, bicameralism, and separated powers, the party that does not hold the presidency has many voices. In search of drama, however, journalists depict this normal state of affairs as if it were a terminal crisis. They have been doing so for a very long time. Continue reading
Climb
Is conservatism over? Well, of course it is. Everyone from James Carville to Colin Powell says so. “The Republican party is in deep trouble,” General Powell told some group willing to pay him serious money to deliver this kind of incisive insight. “Americans do want to pay taxes for services. Americans want more government in their lives, not less.” Whether or not they want it, they’re certainly going to get it. Continue reading
Media Malpractice Roundup
The latest updates from the Media Research Center Continue reading
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Tagged film & television, media, propaganda
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