Comments on: Media Malpractice: One year later

By: harmonicminer » Media Malpractice: lessons learned

harmonicminer » Media Malpractice: lessons learned — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 15:52:06 +0000

[...] Ziegler talks about his documentary on the 2008 election, in Media Malpractice: One year later A year ago today I went head-to-head, live, with Matt Lauer on the Today Show during the coveted [...]

By: carolinem

carolinem — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 19:15:39 +0000

John is absolutely correct that there is an elite hierarchy of conservatives who make the rounds of the same talk shows, shill for whatever RINO Republican is in the news and generally don’t care about taxpayers and us ordinary peasants. They are personality-driven, not content-driven political stars, whose bloviating adds nothing to the public discourse. John is one of the few who lives his values, instead of just making talking points to elevate himself, as so many others do in the media-political sphere. As for Hollywood, don’t expect them to pay much attention to accurate, intelligent conservative documentaries. They’re too busy salivating over the global warming frauds and far Left loonies.

By: lnsmithee

lnsmithee — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 21:06:54 +0000

Sorax: We know of one conservative fraud for a certainty, and that is Mark Sanford. He and John Edwards are generally the same guy — Sanford’s just less kinky.

By: lnsmithee

lnsmithee — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 20:59:03 +0000

I am a proud owner of Media Malpractice. I knew that regardless of the way things went during his tenure in the White House, the MSM would deny shilling for Obama for a solid year, and embargo video clips proving their guilt. I wanted to have a record of it for future generations.

J.Z. didn’t get all the outrages (he had to fit it on one DVD), but he got most of the important stuff, and those invaluable post-vote interviews with the clueless Obamabots that knew all the dirt on Palin (true and false) and virtually nothing that hadn’t be fed through the let’s-help-Barack-make-history filter.

By: sorax

sorax — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 16:18:18 +0000

If there are conservative “stars” that are frauds please name them. I don’t doubt you(I have my own suspicions), and realize the injury this could cause, but if any man were to be so bold it’d be John Ziegler.

Conservatism shouldn’t be a vehicle to fulfill an individual’s ego. Particularly, if they’re undermining the movement in turn.