Tag:Media

• Getting the State Budget Story Wrong

  News organizations across the United States have given citizens a distorted view of why their state governments are struggling with budgets and raising taxes, writes Carolina Journal's Paul Chesser.

  by Paul Chesser
• A ”Christian Terrorist”?

  Carolina Journal’s Paul Chesser take a critical look at a Washington Post story on Eric Rudolph — and finds it wanting.

  by Paul Chesser
• The “Which Blair?” Project

  The controversy over Jayson Blair's trouble tenure at The New York Times is prompting a welcome discussion of journalism, bias, and affirmative action.

  by John Hood
• Cartooning’s Equal Opportunity Offender

  RALEIGH — Calling himself “an equal opportunity offender,” nationally syndicated editorial cartoonist Doug Marlette says many people prefer that he be seen and not heard. Marlette, a resident of Hillsborough, showed a sampling from his 30 years in cartooning, and told the story behind some of them at a John…

  by Paul Chesser
• Now Who’s Paranoid?

  For decades conservatives have complained about an unfair liberal bias in the news media. Now the situation has changed, and it's the Left who sees black helicopters circling above American newsrooms.

  by John Hood