I’m surprised the LA Times printed this

The headline at their "Top of the Ticket" blog:

Obama team probe of Obama team finds no Obama team impropriety

Someone there has a sense of humor.

(hat tip: LGF)

LINKS: Sister Toldjah notes another whopper from the BBC.

 

Technorati tags: Barack Obama, Rod Blagojevich, Los Angeles Times, sarcasm, whitewash

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Ministry of Truth watch

I like National Public Radio a lot, even with its Center-Left bias. There's often very good commentary, "good" as in "thought-provoking," even if I wholly disagree with it.

Which is why it is so disappointing to see NPR act like Pravda and rewrite history.

LINKS: Tigerhawk has an extended rant on NPR's disingenuous attempt to rehabilitate Dan Rather.

UPDATE: The document that shows conclusively that the letters in question were forgeries is right here. (hat tip: Ace)

 

Technorati tags: National Public Radio, NPR, Rathergate, Orwell, fake but true, media bias, Dan Rather

And the winner is….!

Media Research Center has released the 2008 winners of Best Notable Quotables: The Annual Awards for the Year’s Worst Reporting. I’m sure you’ll recognize the overall winner, but the following is my favorite:

“Some princes are born in palaces. Some are born in mangers. But a few are born in the imagination, out of scraps of history and hope….Barack Hussein Obama did not win because of the color of his skin. Nor did he win in spite of it. He won because at a very dangerous moment in the life of a still young country, more people than have ever spoken before came together to try to save it. And that was a victory all its own.”

— Time’s Nancy Gibbs, Nov. 17 cover story.

Not surprisingly, this won the Obamagasm category.

Be sure to dig through the list; there are some gems in there.

(hat tip: Sister Toldjah)

And now, Caroline Kennedy unveiled

She hasn’t ascended to her throne been appointed to office yet, but Tennyson Hayes thought it time to bring out her official portrait.

Mockery: a weapon of mirth destruction.

UPDATE: Oh come now. Do we really expect Her Majesty to lower herself to our base level and obey disclosure laws? Mind your betters, churl.

Technorati tags: Caroline Kennedy, senate, nobility, portraits, elitism, satire, New York