media bias

Macur’s New York Times story is just another instance of “redneck porn,” in which coastal elites hold their noses long enough to observe the inmates of small-town America for a few days and predictably find them greatly wanting.

This is what you would expect if Democrats were merely using fear of catastrophic climate change to get the support of low-information voters.

I often think of the Farley Model when watching the media “interview” a Democrat. Especially, sickeningly so when it’s Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton.

Keep these tricks of liberal bias and techniques of good journalism in mind when you read newspapers and do your own writing.

The United States is so wrapped up in different crises — fiscal cliff, gun control, national debt, etc. — that important issues get lost. One important lost issue is displayed…

It always annoys me when people write what they think are “even-handed” pieces that gyp both sides of an argument by pretending they have equal merit. That’s not fair-mindedness, it’s…

Heartland friend Brian Fojtik has an interesting post at Pundit League about the development of the modern media that is worth checking out. Technology and changing TV-viewing habits have led…

The Second City, a famous improv troop from The Heartland Institute’s hometown of Chicago went to D.C. for Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert’s “Rally To Restore Sanity And/Or Fear” to…