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Wynton Hall Breitbart.com Big Journalism 13 Jan 2014 Washington Post health care reporter Sarah Kliff said Monday that the next wave of Obamacare outrage will hit as Obamacare enrollees discover that their choice of doctors and hospitals is about to shrink dramatically. “Obamacare’s narrow networks are going to make people furious – but they might […] January 13th, 2014 | Tags: bailouts, Betsy McCaughey, contraception, doctors, employer-sponsored benefits, Little Sisters of the Poor Home for the Aged, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), USA Today, WalMart | Category: Barack Obama, Health Care, insurance, Media accountability, Medicine | Comments are closed
Eddie Scarry The Blaze 12/13/2012 In one of those rare occasions where USA Today takes what’s known as “a position,” the editorial board today writes that the woes labor unions face today are largely of their own making: Labor’s bigger problem is that the vote is a symptom of its declining power. Globalization and technology […] December 13th, 2012 | Tags: Hostess Brands, USA Today | Category: Economy, Media accountability, unemployment, Unions | Comments are closed
Vehicle damaged in attack on British Ambassador / House Oversight and Government Reform Committee. Click here to enlarge. Joel Gehrke The Washington Examiner 10/2/2012 House investigators warned Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to expect a hearing into their finding that that American staff at the U.S. Embassy in Libya had their request for […] October 2nd, 2012 | Tags: 9/11, Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens, Benghazi, CNN, cover-up, Glen A. Doherty, jihad, Libya, Rep. Darrell Issa, Rep. Jason Chaffetz, Sean Smith, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, The Washington Post, Tyrone S. Woods, U.S. Embassy, USA Today | Category: Barack Obama, Congress, Foreign Policy, Islam, Media accountability, Middle East, National Intelligence, National Security, State Department, terrorism | Comments are closed
Ben Shapiro Big Journalism 2/21/2012 Over at USA Today, a self-employed massage therapist from Austin, TX has a letter to the editor responding to an editorial suggesting that Occupy Wall Street has lost its way. Here’s what this fellow wrote: USA TODAY’s editorial is right to say that Occupy might lack clear goals on […] February 26th, 2012 | Tags: 'social justice', "Occupy Wall Street", Austin, Janet Napolitano, media bias, Rich Latta, U.S. Secret Service, USA Today, Washington DC | Category: 2nd Amendment, Department of Homeland Security, Marxism, Media accountability, Progressives, Tea Parties, Texas | Comments are closed
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