The Media

Deygirl and I decided very spontaneously to take on this subject. One poster had mentioned that someone should write an article about the manipulation at Huffington Post. First it was suggested that the poster him- or herself should take...

In his latest blog, God considers which is worse, Hell, Purgatory or Idaho (and if there's a difference).

As Politicalgates expands and expounds, certain topics that relate to Sarah Palin, and more importantly, society as a whole, have a way of circling around. Some questions or issues can persist, and are worthy of reevaluation given their ongoing pertinence. Recently, the always relevant, misguided concept of the "death panel" came up again in discussions on this site.

Émile Zola wrote an open letter to then president of France  in 1898 that was published on the front page of  L'Aurore, a liberal paper.  It was concerning  the scapegoating to cover up corruption and espionage in the military...

Well, the time has come to ask, since I have been unable to discern an answer on my own.  I have conducted some serious literature review over the last few months and can find no relevant studies on the...

As they say things happen in threes, here's proof. First we saw her on holiday with Newt, then we saw her cuddled up and huddling with Issa in Las Vegas ... now she goes for some new (and young)...

Sell out.  Troll central.  Rag.  Real Posters of Huffington {{spit}} County. Whatever you want to say about HP {{spit}} and what it was/is/is becoming, it seems we owe it a debt of gratitude.  It is the place I happened upon...

The corporately owned media ignores that Obama's spending cuts are across the board and just hysterically point at those affecting Obama's constituency. Hmm...wonder why?

I received an interesting reply to my final email sent just before I removed myself from HP. The cynical me might think this only came because of days of users abandoning that site, but let's give this moderator the...

All opinions become equal, regardless of logic, tone or factual accuracy. This, hilariously and inevitably, leads straight back to the old media cliche of supposed objectivity, where in order to be "objective" certain questions shouldn't be asked and certain facts should be ignored. All in the interest of good journalism, of course.