Chuck Todd Gives Lewandowski Air Time. Olbermann Wants To Know Why.
Keith Olbermann spares little disdain for his former colleague for wasting airtime on Corey Lewandowski.
Fareed Zakaria Gives Russia A Chance To Defend Itself
WTF? Why is an American "journalist" giving a Russian operative a chance to lie on television?
Our Incredibly Dishonest Media Does It Again
The spin on this Washington Post poll couldn't illustrate better how they lie to us.
Want To Know How To Solve Poverty? Ask Someone Who Experiences It
A mother who has struggled with poverty and homelessness makes the obvious point that legislators rarely look to those most affected when making decisions on poverty or social safety nets.
Watch The Framing: Sunday Talk Shows Bring On Right-Wing Bigots To Discuss DOMA
Why are conservative Christians plagued by scandals and accusations of hate and corruption asked to opine on DOMA?
Ezra Klein Takes On David Brooks, Sort Of. But Not Really.
While Ezra Klein purports to push back on David Brooks' hackery, all he does is validate it.
Framing The Economic Debate
It's amazing what you catch when you're trying to detox from too much David Gregory. After Meet the Press ended, I was in the process of gathering my notes from the show of what clips we would highlight this Sunday and a local show called
How To Fight Back Against Republicans With These Simple Word Changes
One of the biggest problems Democrats face in the messaging wars that Republicans have been waging for more than 30 years, is the fact that we are always playing defense. Republicans ascribe a label to us and we quickly scramble to explain how that
Framing The Health Care Law And Debate
When The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act was first introduced and debated in Congress, polling on the individual parts saw an overwhelming majority of Americans approving. Well, with Democrats in charge of our framing, we all knew
The War Of The Words
Let me begin with a personal anecdote, one my father told me. He grew up in the very poor South, dropped out of school by the time he’d reached fifth grade to help his father work their farm, and eventually went into the military. He was an