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Conservative trust in science has dropped below 1974 levels.
Marty Golden is attempting to provide a rallying point for conservatives.
At a pundit boot camp, the liberal-media watchdog is training an army of anti-Fox commentators.
Republicans are finding they can't please everybody.
Sorry, Maggie Gallagher, you'll have to skip it.
Ken Chandler will be based out of New York.
Plus, Chris Matthews tries to get Alabama governor Haley Barbour to let him know when the next boys' club meeting starts.
Some conservatives can't decide if the film is super-patriotic or anti-American.
With the lone liberal prime-time voice on Fox News leaving, and perhaps not to be replaced, will there be any reprieve from the inter-network bickering?
He thinks everyone needs to just CHILL OUT, okay?
And he wants to remind you that Osama bin Laden is a community organizer, too!
The ‘New Yorker’ tells us about how the Alaska governor did have a few key Washington ‘connections’ before she got the V.P. tap.
It would be audacious, and perhaps insane, for her to do so — but if we've learned anything from the McCain/Schmidt strategy, it's that no stunt or story line is too audacious to peddle to voters.
In a radio tirade, the ‘Factor’ host shoots off some not-so-friendly fire.
The 2008 addition to the paper's opinion roster says the financially minded readers of the 'Journal' understand what he's talking about, as opposed to the readers of the "small lefty magazines" he used to write for.
The former communications director will take on a permanent role as strategist for the cable network.