MEDIA RESEARCH CENTER 07/19/2013

Dear Conservatives,

Is there anything the leftist media won't do to shield the out-of-control, scandal-ridden Obama Administration?

The short answer is no. But it's much worse than you think.

What happened last night was journalistic malpractice at its worst. Despicable, third-world state-run media tactics being wholly embraced by the deceitful Obama propagandists at ABC, CBS, and NBC.

What are we talking about?

The Big Three networks censored the bombshell news coming out of Thursday's congressional hearing that IRS employees were ordered to send Tea Party tax-exemption applications to the office of the IRS's Chief Counsel, which was headed by the only Obama political appointee at the IRS at the time.

You read that correctly—we now have firsthand testimony that the Washington office headed by the sole Obama political appointee at the IRS was directly involved in the scandal that Obama himself called "outrageous."

RedState Briefing 09/26/2012

Morning Briefing

For September 26, 2012

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1. 25 Years of the Media Research Center

In 1992, Andrew Rosenthal of the New York Times wrote a story about President George H. W. Bush expressing surprise at a common supermarket checkout scanner. The story was picked up by major publications and editorialists across the country as a common narrative that George H. W. Bush, a World War II veteran, Ambassador to China, CIA Chief, Vice President, and President had grown out of touch with America during his time in Washington.

The story about George H. W. Bush and the supermarket scanner is still picked up and recycled as a cautionary tale in growing out of touch in Washington.

There’s just one problem — the story was a complete and utter fabrication. Andrew Rosenthal was not there, did not see it, and based it off a pool report that never actually claimed what Andrew Rosenthal claimed. Don’t believe me? See this entry at Snopes.com for yourself.

Andrew Rosenthal is now the editor of the New York Times editorial page.

One of the only major organizations in America to raise a caution flag in 1992 about the story was Brent Bozell’s Media Research Center. . . . please click here for the rest of the post →