Glenn Beck, Tea Party Activists Uplift Civil Rights, Founding Ideals as NYT Spreads Misinformation

Contemporary civil rights organizations that support race conscious policies in contradiction to Martin Luther King's emphasis on equality and character get a free pass from the New York Times, which repeats and recycles unfounded accusations aimed against Tea Party participants and Glenn Beck of Fox News. In many respects, the small government activists who took part in Beck's "Restoring Honor" rally are more in step with MLK's convictions than their critics. It is the ideals of the founding pe...

Nevada Senate Candidate Sharron Angle Targeted in Front Page Hit Piece Set Up to Boost Harry Reid

Despite an avalanche of negative press coverage, Nevada U.S  Senate Candidate Sharron Angle remains very competitive in her race against Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid. For this reason, she needs to be taken down and discredited along with Tea Party activists who are changing American politics... After taking direction from left wing editors opposed to constitutional limited government and Tea Party activism, New York Times reporter Adam Nagourney glared in disgust at the video image, befo...

Well-Funded Democrats Prepared to Avoid 1994 Election Scenario, NYT Claims

This time around the Democratic Party is better positioned to blunt a potential Republican surge in the mid-term elections The New York Times tells readers. But is there any hard evidence to back this up? No two election cycles are the same and thanks to organized labor Democrats are raising a lot more money in comparison with the 1994 blowout. But there's more to the story... Democrats are better prepared this time around for the mid-term elections than they were in 1994 when they lost contr...

Missouri Democrats Who Voted Against ObamaCare Complicate Media Efforts to Dismiss Results

Missouri's Proposition C, which is aimed at invalidated key provisions of ObamaCare, passed in Missouri with the substantial support of Democrats. In fact, it only fell short in two counties. Yet, the NYT continues to tell readers that measures lacks broad support beyond the confines of the conservative movement.  This is not mathematically possible given the percentage of voters who turned out... As momentum continues to build against the coercive, mandatory requirements of Obama-Care, The N...

NYT Attempts to Pre-Empt, Discredit Missouri Vote Against ObamaCare By Marginalizing Tea Parties

Tea Party activists have scored an important victory against ObamaCare in the state of Missouri where Proposition C passed by an overwhelming margin. In anticipation of  Tuesday's vote, the NYT sought to discredit the effort with snide suggestions about "conservative activists." Now that the ballot has passed, the news is buried. Big government activists knew they were going to lose this one going into it. On Tuesday, Missouri became the first of at least three states to vote on a ballot m...