KatharineSeelye
5/7/2010 2:57 PM ET
Reporter Katharine Seelye's profile reads like an attempt to portray liberal former Harvard Law School dean Elena Kagan, a potential Supreme Court pick, as a moderate.
1/25/2010 6:52 PM ET
Two front-page New York Times stories suggest (hope?) the Tea Party movement may turn on the G.O.P.: "But the deeper intramural divisions are within the Republican Party, a sign of the intensity ...
1/25/2010 2:17 PM ET
A front-page story suggests (hopes?) that the Tea Party movement may turn on the G.O.P.: "But the deeper intramural divisions are within the Republican Party, a sign of the intensity and ...
10/9/2009 1:42 PM ET
Biased health reporter Katharine Seelye goes after Sen. John McCain on a nytimes.com podcast for being a "bit of a bomb-thrower" for pushing...a liberal idea on importing cheap drugs from Canada ...
9/29/2009 2:45 PM ET
Surprise: After dismissing conservative concern over possible taxpayer-funded abortions under Obama-care as a "peripheral" issue or even a "myth," the Times runs a front-page story headlined ...
9/3/2009 9:42 AM ET
Katharine Seelye insists that many valid criticisms of Obama-care (that abortion would be covered, that illegal immigrants would get taxpayer-funded care, and that private insurance would be ...
9/2/2009 5:10 PM ET
New York Times reporter Katharine Seelye insisted that many valid criticisms of Obama-care (that abortion would be covered, that illegal immigrants would get taxpayer-funded care, and that private ...
9/2/2009 12:10 PM ET
Katharine Seelye states that the goal of Obama-care supporters "is to put a human face on the need for the overhaul," while tea-party protesters are merely expanding their "objects of fury" to ...
9/1/2009 2:38 PM ET
Reporter Katharine Seelye looks askance at conservative Sen. Jim DeMint's "ideological purity" and chides him for "stoking anger" and for not knocking down "misimpressions" on Obama-care. She also ...
8/26/2009 1:27 PM ET
Advice for reporter Katharine Seelye: If pro-Obama "grassroots advocates" are operating "under the aegis of the Democratic National Committee," they aren't really "grassroots advocates."
