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It’s all a matter of semantics. Mr. Bret Stephens, Wall Street Journal editorial writer, slammed Michelle Malkin, calling her …suspended somewhere between meltdown and release because she (and others) dared to bring to light the Easongate scandal. Wh…

Bret Stephens alienated many conservative bloggers during the Eason Jordan affair. It wasn’t the position he took, but rather his…

This is a continuation of my rant about journalists being above the law.

The main argument for not disclosing sources, even for a criminal investigation is that doing so would stifle whistleblowers and the general ability of the press to obtain info…

The blogosphere . . . roams frenetically between meltdown and release. Yes it needs to check facts, and yes, it should give targets a chance to respond . . . . But NO, the blog isn’t going to wait. It is so amenable to amendment, it is so conspicuous…

The Daily Standard has posted an excellent column by Ed Morrissey — Captain Ed — that meticulously reconstructs the events…

Link: Michelle Malkin: WAITING FOR BRET STEPHENS TO CALL. Either the MSM has missed the point somewhere or they are deliberately ignoring it.

Since Dan Rather was disgraced by his use of forged memos to smear a sitting President shortly before the most recent election the left has been all hot and bothered to retaliate by un-earthing a similar scandal. They started off by gay-bashing the ob…

Alternate Title: Hot vs. Not. I think Michelle has a good point. (read her post here) Bret Stephens attacked Michelle and regarded her coverage of the Easongate story as being, “somewhere between meltdown and release” in a WSJ Op/ed, while…

A few days ago, some MSM publication (I think it was called the Waltz Treat Journal) chided bloggers for engaging in an amateurish vendetta against CNN exec. Eason Jordan. Not considering this bit of whine spectating to be particularly newsworthy,…

There is no one in the blogosphere who writes with both the clarity and the tenacious focus of Michelle Malkin, and she is always a good read. But sometimes, especially when she’s a little (or a might) peeved off, she transcends her usual excellence…

Speaking of the Wall Street Journal (and we were, indirectly), Bret Stephens and the WSJ editorial board have been behaving very strangely over the whole Eason Jordan thing. Michelle Malkin is all over the story like Garfield on lasagna…

Michelle Malkin: Question: While Captain Ed and others were digging up past quotes from Eason Jordan and other CNN employees to give the Davos remarks context, what was Bret…

It’s all a matter of semantics. Mr. Bret Stephens, Wall Street Journal editorial writer, slammed Michelle Malkin, calling her …suspended somewhere between meltdown and release because she (and others) dared to bring to light the Easongate scandal. Wh…