The Good News: Pundit Review is a finalist for the 2005 Weblog Awards in the Best Media/Journalist Blog category. The Bad News: We are in the same category as Michael Yon. Honestly, it is an honor just to be included among these names, many of whom have appeared on the radio show with us. You […]
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Don Luskin points us to this, which is absolutely fantastic. What would happen if Michael Moore made Farenheiht 1861. Check out more great videos at Jikes
Billionaire entrepreneur and Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban has an outstanding blog named Blog Maverick. In a single post he has given anyone willing to read it a mini course on entreprensurship, business and life. We talk all the time on Pundit Review Radio about subject matter experts who bring their knowledge and passion to […]
A recession is defined as two consecutive quarters of negative growth. This economy has had positive economic growth for 16 consecutive quarters! For the past 10 quarters, growth has been between more than 3%. This negative assumption about the economy is the direct result of one thing and one thing only, the relentless, agenda driven […]
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Laura Bush, not George, but Laura Bush, could not even go on Good Morning America to talk about the White House C-H-R-I-S-T-M-A-S tree without the media hounding her about….Iraq. Classy move by the approporiately named Jessica Yellin. Went over well. The invaluable Newsbusters has more, ABCâ??s Jessica Yellin, live on Wednesdayâ??s Good Morning America, exploited […]
What a catch! This week we are so pleased to announce that Captain Ed, the man behind the wildly popular Captain’s Quarters blog, will be our guest this Sunday evening. Sunday Evening, 9pm EST Streaming Live at Bostonâ??s Talk Station, WRKO Call us with questions for Ed Morrissey at 877-469-4322 About Pundit Review Radio Pundit […]
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Agenda driven journalism isn’t confined to coverage of politics, especially in the paper of record, The New York Times. And no, I’m not talking about Paul Krugman columns that are seething with paranoia, hatred and personal attacks. I’m talking about supposedly objective news stories, not columns. By VIKAS BAJAJ Published: November 29, 2005 Gasoline is […]
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