There’s a reason John McCain married a younger woman. Not only can she spoonfeed the deluded old codger and wipe up his drool, but she’s rational enough to comprehend what the media did to her husband throughout the last election cycle.
“I do believe there was a media bias,” Cindy said. “I do believe that the media had a specific agenda…There is very little difference now between journalism and gossip.”
“The New York Times profile of me is being used as an example of the bias in reporting in journalism classes at Columbia’s journalism school.”
Our sources inside the McCain home report that Senator McCain woke up soon after the cameras were turned off:
“The press loves me,” John said. “I’m a maverick, damn it, and the press loves me.”
Cindy rolled her eyes, patted him on the head and said, “Yes, dear. They love you. Now go back to sleep.”
After many months of railing against terrorist detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, the NY Times has had an epiphany. Bad guys, they’ve suddenly realized, really are bad guys.
“Redistribution” wafts ominously over Washington, D.C. these days.
CBS news anchor Katie Couric not only scored the first interview with the pilot who brought his airliner down in the Hudson River, but snatched it away from her former “Today” show co-host Matt Lauer.
Just what you’ve been waiting for — the collected wisdom of our new leader contained in one pocket-sized book called “Pocket Obama.” Sure, it’s vaguely reminiscent of Chairman Mao’s Little Red Book, but hell, man, this is Obama we’re talking about here.
It’s the day after the election. Oprah Winfrey and her guests were quivering with O-gasmic delight.
The New York Times’ efforts to sell its iconic HQ building has taken on even greater importance since Moody’s and S&P both downgraded the Grey Lady’s debt to junk status.
Do you think maybe we need to worry about the fairness of the Fairness Doctrine when the president of the United States personally attacks a private citizen.
President Obama warned Republicans to stop listening to Rush Limbaugh if they want to get along with his administration.
First we had the Obama ninja action figure. Now we have the LA Times Obama tote bag. Who needs a stimulus program when our new president is single-handedly bringing the economy back from the edge of disaster?
China announced today that it has shuttered 1,250 web sites as they “crack down on pornography.”
George Stephanopoulos, host of This Week on ABC, makes us fondly recall the days when masculinity was measured by how many times a man could jump up and down on Oprah’s couch while sporting a maniacal grin. 
