One step forward… And even the State Department is calling it a step back. North Korea has decided to stop stopping their nuclear weapons program. They’ll get back to disabling a facility used to produce weapons-grade plutonium, but only if the United States stops referring to them as a terrorist state and officially ends the [...]
Add Comment The Daily Show once again proves that it is one of the few news programs putting real time and resources into calling candidates out on their bullshit, carving up political expediency like a Bushido blade on a tofurkey.
Here, Jon Stewart, some great writing, and some clever editing dismantle the newly revised openness both [...]
CNN wanted to understand YouTube. But it didn’t. Stewart explains.
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I just watched my Tivo’d version of The Daily Show from Tuesday night, and was amazed by Jon Stewart’s debating skills on the war in Iraq. He should really win a medal. Arguments between him and Sen. John McCain were hotter than an installment of Crossfire. I say Stewart for president! [...]
In a world of faux news, real fake news is the only news worth watching… As if we all hadn’t figured that much out already! Hat tip to Salon for the reference.
NYT: “Americans may have more news outlets today than two decades ago, but they still don’t know much more about current events than they [...]
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Mark Evitt discusses this week’s resurgence of the good old liberal media bias at the RNC.
Tricia Romano has yet to find Bigfoot, alien life, or The Lochness Monster, but she did speak with a gay Republican.
Missed some of our DNC coverage? We corral every last post for you here, plus a heads-up on forthcoming RNC coverage.
Chapters 2 and 3 of P+P founder Farai Chideya’s book “Trust” now available; mash it up as you please under a Creative Commons license.
Tricia Romano remembers the failed mayoral bid of Mark Green.
Chris Nelson weighs in on Obama’s candidacy, the punditry poison, and the speech from Invesco Field.
Max Zimbert interviews some political heavyweights on the Dem’s chances in Ohio and Iowa.
The P+P crew gives a Cribs-style walk-through of their sick DNC digs.
Torey Van Oot gets ex-Fugee Wyclef Jean to share his thoughts on courting the Latino vote for Obama.
Brooke-Sidney Gavins gets RZA of the Wu-Tang to open up about the DNC and the election.
Previously on Lost…the musical version. Mark Evitt tells you how to feed your Lost addiction.
Gabrielle Chua knows who Chris Berz is. Do you? (hint: 18-year-old hip-hopper with old-school flair)
If you’ve ever been de-friended on Facebook, you can certainly identify with the depths of despair Chris Nelson experiences…
Tara Graham breaks down the new documentary “American Teen” and laments why it gets trounced at the box office by a bunny.
Britney, Russell Brand, and the elephant in the room. 
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