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The Left was clearly hoping that the controversy would have the effect of silencing conservative voices in the media, and shaming the Republicans into backing off of their agenda that they were recently voted in to pursue, including plans to vote to repeal ObamaCare.

To many, WikiLeaks is a new form of media and a crusader for justice and transparency. But their actions are those of a criminal enterprise that has damaged the U.S. and its allies during its epic struggle against radical Islam.

If mental illness is the failure to comprehend reality, then many in our media are suffering from a form of the disease.

Sarah Palin told Sean Hannity tonight that despite the constant attacks by the democratic-media complex, “I am not going to shut up.” Palin spoke to Hannity about the left smearing her after the Tuscon shootings by a left-wing pothead lunatic who hated Bush.

You’re too frightened, collectively—as we are in Britain, collectively—to acknowledge that this thing we’re facing is not simply a problem of terrorism, it’s also a problem of cultural takeover which is rooted in religious fanaticism.

The bombastic left-wing bias and overheated rhetoric of Ed Schultz can be obnoxious at times, but this kind of rhetoric is designed to prevent government authorities from taking the measures that are required to protect the American people from terrorist attack.

Dem shills Olberman, Maddow and NY Times ignore unfolding scandal involving how GE CEO used his high-level Obama Administration connections to collect billions of dollars from the Federal Reserve and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC).

Howard Dean, former chairman of the Democratic National Committee, wants to bring back the ‘fairness’ doctrine and control Fox News.

The partisan commentators on the GE-owned MSNBC television failed to cover the big financial news of the day—their corporate bosses had tapped the Federal Reserve for $16 billion in bailout money. GE owns the NBC television network and MSNBC and CNBC cable channels.

FCC Commissioner Michael Copps says to bolster “traditional media,” the FCC should conduct a “public value test” of every commercial broadcast station at re-licensing time. Programming must pass government ‘test’ or no license.