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Showing posts sorted by relevance for query Pulitzer. Sort by date Show all posts

Thursday, March 17, 2011

The Jojo Krako Defense

The Washington Post liberally borrowed and duplicated material from the Arizona Republic earlier this March... a Post reporter lifted a couple paragraphs...a review of the reporter concluded there were no other examples of plagiarism. [More]

Even though the unnamed reporter (Sari Horwitz!) did it in two articles?

Some of you may remember "A Piece of the Action."


Who's plagiarizin'?

We're borrowin'.

That must be why she apologized and has been suspended?

It's the same Pulitzer Prize winner who teamed up with the guy who figures Mike and I, who broke the story he was feeding off of, were not worth mentioning by name.

The canons of "Authorized Journalism"!

I wonder how much of their anti-gun hit piece series was pl...uh...borrowed from the Brady Playbook?

Friday, June 15, 2012

The Only Thing Groaning Under Any Weight...

...is my office chair. [Read]

But thanks for the kind sentiment.  I think we'd be as welcome at a Romney event as we were at the NRA Convention, where director Lt. Col. Robert K. Brown was forced to give us awards offsite at the SAF reception.

Me, I think Mike deserves a Pulitzer.  Holding breath in 3...2...1...

Friday, December 28, 2012

The Answer

OK, daughter of the Fudd, if it isn't to arm the teachers, what is it? [Read]


She sure packs a lot of concentrated stupid into one brief essay.  Amazing what qualifies for a Pulitzer and a professorship these days, isn't it?

Monday, June 14, 2021

And the Taliban Prize for Destroying Buddhist Statues Goes To...

 Michael Paul Williams, a veteran journalist at the Richmond Times-Dispatch, won a Pulitzer Prize for commentary Friday for a series of “penetrating and historically insightful columns" about the process of dismantling the city's Confederate monuments. [More]

That's not all he wants to dismantle.

Looks like you don't even have to be a "real reporter" to get one of those babies. Just tell 'em what they want people to hear and toss your hat in (as long as you present a profile they can signal their inclusiveness with)!

[Via Mack H]

Wednesday, January 27, 2021

It Depends Upon What the Meaning of the Word 'Audit' Is

 Jovan Hutton Pulitzer outlines how Maricopa officials are trying to rig the results by limiting what is allowed to be seen. [More]

I've always found this guy's arguments compelling but had a comment poster the other day say they were having second thoughts about him but did not elaborate. Anybody got anything relevant we should know about?

[Via Jess]

Friday, March 13, 2020

You Can Fool Some of the People All of the Time

In the original she said that maintaining slavery was a primary motivation of colonists in revolting against England. That was one of the most bashed claims in the whole project. Now it reads, that it was a primary motivation for “some of” the colonists. It is hard to overstate just how massively this correction undermines the entire project. [More]
It doesn't matter.

How many people read The New York Times and how many other news organizations reword what they say and act as their amplifiers?

Anybody see any big red flags over at The Pulitzer Center?

How many read The Federalist, and how many limited reach niche blogs like this are even bothering to give it a link?

As far as the general public is being primed, the seeds of resentment have been planted an nurtured. Guess what the crop's gonna look like.

[Via Michael G]

Friday, February 12, 2021

To the Nth Degree

 The Washington Free Beacon, meanwhile, pointed out that the Times recently used the N-word in its own reporting on Princeton classics professor Dan-el Padilla Peralta. And Pulitzer Prize-winning colleague Nikole Hannah-Jones, the reporter behind the controversial 1619 Project, has recently used it in tweets. [More]

There's only one person who can settle this for us.

[Via Michael G]

Thursday, January 01, 2015

The Enemy Within

That would be you and me. [More]

A Pulitzer Prize-winning professor said it, I believe it, that settles it.

I mean, we all know how credible they all are.

Especially the "spate"-winners!*

Yeah, we're the enemy. And today is Opposite Day.

Go read and share Kurt's latest JPFO Alert.

*

Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Agenda-driven research and reporting serve power elites, not public interest

Those are pretty glaring holes for something representing itself as an unbiased presentation, as opposed to an advocacy piece. But then, Pulitzer notwithstanding, we’re talking about a “news” organization headed by a billionaire “progressive” that gets foundation grants from the likes of George Soros' Open Society Foundations, and partners with all the right “Authorized Journalists” (or as Joe Biden likes to call them, “legitimate media”). [More] 
This evening's Gun Rights Examiner column does a little research of its own, and notices some fudged results that just happen to support a desired conclusion.

Tuesday, February 02, 2021

Pulitzer Price

 Now Jovan's life has been seriously threatened and he has hired two security guards. He is 'going off radar' until March 1. [More]

Unfortunately, there does not appear to be a way to verify this.

I'd think there should be a police report or the like.

It would be nice to prove because if you leave things to the DSM, they're more interested in presenting ad hominem smear jobs as "news."

[Via bondmen]

Monday, January 25, 2021

Who Will Audit the Auditors

 However, the Board of Supervisors is now attempting to prevent a “real” audit from “the likes of Jovan Hutton Pulitzer and instead have their choice of auditor” to perform it, TGP notes. [More]

Nobody thinks they would have gotten the "All Clear" if there wasn't a plan in place...?

[Via Jess]

Tuesday, October 06, 2020

Will She Have to Give the Medallion Back?

 An open letter released today and signed by 21 scholars and public writers calls on the Pulitzer Prize Board to rescind the Prize for Commentary awarded to Nikole Hannah-Jones for her lead essay in “The 1619 Project.”  [More]

Shades of Michael Bellesiles!

And the prize has otherwise been so credible! Don't they have a "Best Fiction" category they could reassign it to?

Those haters who signed the letter probably don't want to see the King of Wakanda get a Nobel Prize for opening his borders and freely sharing all that technology, either.

[Via Michael G]

Wednesday, May 23, 2018

Racecard Ragestorm in 3...2...1...

"I started saying in 1985 I don’t think we should have a music talking about ni**ers and b*tches and h*es. It had no impact. I’ve said it. I’ve repeated it. I still repeat it. To me, that’s more damaging than a statue of Robert E. Lee. [More]
Exactly.

And it sure does say a lot about content of character.

I just found out this lottery-winning setup fraud got a Pulitzer. Those Opposite Day "progressives" sure want everyone to think they're not racists.

[Via Michael G]

Tuesday, September 26, 2017

We're the Only Ones Protected Enough

More importantly, however, Yocher had a history of domestic violence. He lived in Naugatuck, the town next to Waterbury, and his neighbors there had reportedly called police about disturbances at the home where Yocher lived with his wife and children. Yet it appears that Yocher’s status as a policeman protected him from being arrested. And under a Connecticut law, passed just two months before the murder of Tommy Stuart, police were required to seize any firearms in the possession of a domestic abuse suspect. Yocher still had his guns, however, including the semiautomatic pistol he used to kill Tommy Stuart before killing himself. [More]
I guess I'm perplexed as to why the author finds the Hartford Courant being police state apologist punks "startling."  Winning the Pulitzer is hardly the final word on integrity.  Just ask Stalin's PR flack or WaPo's award-winning plagiarist.

[Via Michael G]

Tuesday, April 11, 2017

She's In with the In Crowd

Peggy Noonan Wins 2017 Pulitzer Prize for Commentary [More]
Small wonder!
If there are voices within the GOP that are for some part or parts of gun reform it would be good for them—and for the party—to come forward now. I love the Second Amendment and I’m not kidding, but I have to say tens of millions of assault weapons in the hands of gangbangers and unstable young men couldn’t be what the Founders had in mind.
Spoken like a true Brady/Bloomberg Republican!

Wednesday, June 06, 2012

The Illustrated Man

Ray Bradbury, recipient of the 2000 National Book Foundation Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters, the 2004 National Medal of Arts, and the 2007 Pulitzer Prize Special Citation, died on June 5, 2012, at the age of 91 after a long illness. He lived in Los Angeles. [More]
R.I.P.

Tuesday, May 05, 2020

About That 'Fundamental Transformation'...

Pulitzer Prize to New York Times Essay Falsely Claiming American Revolution Was Fought to Preserve Slavery [More]
Which means you're a racist to be marginalized, the old symbols must be torn down, and the new collective history will become a "living document"...

[Via Michael G]

Monday, August 09, 2021

Absolutely?

 Mike Lindell says he's got the evidence the election was hacked by the Chicoms and SCOTUS will agree with him "absolutely 9-0." [Watch]

Providing they don't punt without comment again. Because if he's right, the country would explode, and that's the last thing the string-pullers want until they're the ones controlling the demolition.

This was released in early June, and naturally, no one in the DSM or even in the Republican party will touch it, and the "official" judgment is anyone who questions the election results is a nutjob extremist. 

Here's a technical question for those of you who understand Martian, which is what the numbers on this video seem like to me: Is the disguised expert right? (The major flaw I see is that by hiding his identity, we have no way of ascertaining his qualifications and motives, which could be to act as a spoiler from the inside if what he's saying can be debunked.)

Here's a legal question for those of you who understand a more convoluted language: Why wouldn't an attorney for defendants who took the Capitol protest into the building introduce all the documented claims to, if not dismiss the charges, at least mitigate the sentences? Can you imagine if a judge ruled it admissible and it was found to be true?

Not to be a naysayer, but I'm not holding my breath. Time and again we've seen folks like Sydney Powell, Jovan Pulitzer, and the like come forward with Kraken releases and  "bombshell revelations" and the end result is "Where's the beef?"

That's not a criticism of them. It's an observation on how when it comes to the totalitarian-minded, evidence doesn't matter because there are no rules but theirs. 

Say it's all true. What would those behind it not do to keep that from coming out to the general cognizance? And how many of "our countrymen" would be fine with that?

[Via GP]

Monday, April 04, 2011

‘Project Gunwalker’ reporters to receive freedom award

In light of the heroic work done by the aforementioned individuals, SOF has decided to honor all four by awarding them the “Soldier of Fortune 2nd Amendment Freedom Fighter Award for 2011.” Now, somebody ought to nominate them for a Pulitzer. Presentation of the awards will be made at the NRA convention in Pittsburgh, 29 April–1 May. [More]
Aw, shucks.

Can Mike and I start referring to ourselves as "Award-winning extremists" now?

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Sunday, February 05, 2006

No Pulitzer for Nicki

Nicki is all over the latest pack of lies masked as science being promulgated by the rights grabbers.

She's bringing us the story we'll never see in the establishment press. Remember that the next time they sneer at bloggers and treat themselves to an awards dinner.