Is the liberal media something that just sort of happened or is their existence and bent something that’s carefully choreographed. What’s the most effective way for conservatives to fight back? And what are the key rules for combating the mainstream media? We ask Andrew Breitbart of biggovernment.com, brietbart.tv and several other conservative sites. His websites broke the ACORN video scandal in 2009.
Archives for May 6, 2011
Obama vs. Osama
President Obama is enjoying a mild surge in popularity after ordering the mission that killed Osama bin Laden. But even after all these years, people keep confusing the names of Osama and Obama. So as bin Laden gets back in the headlines briefly, the Capitol Steps dust off a favorite from the 2008 campaign to help you avoid a verbal stumble.
Three Martini Lunch 5/6/11
Greg Corombos of Radio America and Jim Geraghty of National Review are actually positive about the first Republican presidential debate of the 2012 campaign. We are especially bullish on Herman Cain and Tim Pawlenty. We’re also concerned about the mixed jobs report which shows more jobs created but the unemployment rate is up to 9.0 percent. And we rip Michael Moore for slamming the U.S. for killing Osama bin Laden without a trial and Al Qaeda for whining that we didn’t kill bin Laden on the battlefield.
Bin Laden and the Ballot Box
John Gizzi of Human Events discusses the significance of Osama bin Laden’s demise and it’s impact on President Obama’s short and long-term political future. Gizzi also comments on Rep. Mike Pence’s decision to run for governor of Indiana and makes a guarantee on which Republican will definitely run for president.