Tag Archive 'The New Yorker'

Fair and unfair criticism of Glenn Beck

I have to open this post by saying that I have never seen Glenn Beck, not even for a second.  I don’t like the emotional school of journalism and, in any event, I prefer to read, not watch, my news.  I do appreciate Glenn Beck, however, for two things:  his ability and willingness to break [...]

That New Yorker cover

I know that you’ve already read about, and probably seen, the New Yorker’s latest cover, the “parody” of “right wing” views about Mr. and Mrs. Barack Obama.  I think Charles Johnson has the best summation of the New Yorker‘s thinking (along with a reproduction of the cover): The cover is obviously a moonbat parody of [...]