News outlets pen controversial obituaries for conservative figures, flattering ones for terrorists, dictators
Mainstream media often paints less flattering images of conservative figures in obituaries than known terrorists.
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Mainstream media often paints less flattering images of conservative figures in obituaries than known terrorists.
Byron York's Daily Memo: The indomitable Rush Limbaugh Print this article Was this email forwarded to you? Sign up here to receive the newsletter. THE INDOMITABLE RUSH LIMBAUGH. It's no surprise that some major media outlets are reporting on Rush Limbaugh's death with a negative tone and backhanded tributes. The New York Times, which spent decades denouncing Limbaugh, published a headline that read: "Rush Limbaugh Dies at 70; Turned Talk Radio Into a Right-Wing Attack Machine." The Times described Limbaugh's immensely popular radio presence as a "divisive style of mockery, grievance and deni...
So much for not speaking ill of the dead. The left has long ceased respecting that maxim. Instead, they gleefully chortle over the demise of conservative figures.