Double Standards
1/4/2013 2:39 PM ET
95% of the House Republican caucus reelected John Boehner as Speaker
of the House on Thursday, but the 12 dissenting Republicans attracted
intense coverage in the New York Times, including a ...
12/7/2012 12:16 PM ET
New York Times reporters Steven Yaccino and Monica Davey sourly greeted landmark conservative legislation from Michigan, running four paragraphs of quotes from the losing side, compared to three ...
11/26/2012 2:26 PM ET
Ina front-page story, reporter Jonathan Weisman seems to pine for the days of Democratic congressional barons making rules behind closed doors: "The advent of C-Span 2, which put cameras in the ...
11/16/2012 11:28 AM ET
The paper's slow-boil coverage of an internal controversy has yet to match the front-page intensity it brought to its "damning"
reporting on phone hacking by newspapers owned by Rupert Murdoch, ...
11/15/2012 4:11 PM ET
Times reporter Eric Eckholm waxed enthusiastically over gay marriage victories in several blue states: "Elated by their first ballot victories, in four states, advocates of
same-sex marriage ...
11/7/2012 1:57 PM ET
Jennifer Steinhauer shone sour light on a bright spot for Republicans in yesterday's vote: "Deep disapproval of Congress and dissatisfaction with partisan
division appeared no match for ...
10/24/2012 3:58 PM ET
Where was the criticism of Israel? That was the plaint from the Times former Jerusalem bureau chief Ethan Bronner in his review of Monday's presidential debate on foreign policy: "And there was no ...
10/22/2012 1:33 PM ET
The New York Times falls all over itself praising Minnesota Vikings punter and gay-marriage activist Chris Kluwe, he of the perfect verbal SAT score: "Some in the Minnesota news media, used to ...
10/18/2012 12:47 PM ET
The Times' Susan Saulny hypes an outdated online poll of young people as a "lost opportunity" for Mitt Romney, while the paper ignored data from the respected Gallup organization showing Romney ...
10/9/2012 9:13 AM ET
Hot Air's Ed Morrissey provided some insight into the double standard in the New York Times'
coverage of two mediocre September jobs report released on the eve of
two presidential elections: ...
