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30 Sep

CNBC Anchor Asks If Her McCain-bashing Guest Is Nonpartisan

As NewsBusters has been reporting for months, CNBC's chief Washington correspondent John Harwood seems to take every opportunity afforded him to bash Republican presidential candidate John McCain.Having once again done so on Tuesday's "The Call" on CNBC, anchor Melissa Francis asked whe...

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Greene: Sudden horror near the campaign trail

On the morning of last week's presidential debate, I walked, as I had every day since arriving in Mississippi, along Highway 6 in Batesville. ...

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Now We Can Use Basketball Metaphors To Talk About Palin

What McCain did with Biden’s comments about coal is not “gotcha journalism” because it did not occur inside a pizza place that is really a cheesesteak shop that does not sell pizza. [CNN Political Ticker] Tom Brokaw cited some fake pro-McCain poll results on dead Tim Russert&rs...

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McCain’s Maverick Pick For SEC Boss Actually Caused Entire Financial Crisis

John McCain pissed off about a million Republican businessmen (and especially George Will) when he angrily pretended to fire Securities & Exchange Commission chairman Christopher Cox. Then the maverick idiot announced he wanted New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo — a famous Democrat ...

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White House Will Replace ‘Bailout’ With ‘Rescue’ And Everyone Will Love It

The White House has been trying to rename the GREEDY WALL STREET MONEY GIFT a “rescue” plan today as a more palatable replacement for the common nomenclature, “bailout.” Now “bailout” is not a very marketable word, sure, so let’s test how “rescue&rd...

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House members who voted ‘yes’ on bailout received 54 percent more than from banks/securities firms.

According to research produced by MAPLight.org, House members who voted yes on the proposed bailout package received 54 percent more money from banks and securities than members who voted no: [O]ver the past five years, banks and securities firms gave an average of $231,877 in campaign contributi...


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