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Only an audacious and arrogant man accuses others of lying when he is guilty of the same. James Comey, the fired Director of the FBI, stood in front of the television cameras on Monday to accuse President Trump of “lying about the FBI, attacking the FBI, and attacking the rule of law in this country.” This from the man who was fired for abusing his authority and usurping the power of the attorney general in the infamous Hillary Clinton email scandal. As I wrote in my book, “The Russia Hoax,” “Comey’s lack of integrity and defiance of rules and principles...

Some reporters at a recent convention of minority journalists said they were stunned and embarrassed by the partisanship displayed at two separate speeches, with cheers for Sen. John Kerry and snickers for his opponent, President Bush. Editor and Publisher, the industry magazine, compiled comments from reporters around the country who attended last week's Unity 2004 Journalists of Color Conference in Washington, D.C., along with about 7,000 other journalists. In a column, John Temple, editor of the Rocky Mountain News in Denver was "inspired" by the meeting but said the partisanship, evidenced by the "cheering and whistling" during Kerry's speech, was...

7/25/04 NY Times Editoral quotes in promotion of their ideology that "40 million people in Iraq are between the ages of 18 and 30."

The New York Times Twisted Reporting on the Middle East.Sunday's NY Times features a front page story by James Bennet, filed from Jerusalem. Accompanied by a large color picture of the Har Homa housing project in the suburb of East Jerusalem, the story was headlined "Gains and Losses in Israeli Project." The story subtitle made clear whose gains and whose losses the Times thought were involved: "Suburban Homse Rise as Arabs Mourn for the Homes Lost."Here is how the Times story begins: "Five years ago, Israel's decision to build a sprawling housing complex on a pine-covered hilltop in East Jerusalm...