CNN Misquotes Ft. Hood Private to Cast Doubt on Cries of 'Allahu Akbar' | NewsBusters.org: "CNN misquoted a soldier at Fort Hood who was wounded in last week's shooting to suggest that the soldier's recollection that Major Hasan shouted 'Allahu Akbar' before firing was in doubt. Many in the media have been doing their best to downplay evidence suggesting Hasan was ...

CNN misquoted a soldier at Fort Hood who was wounded in last week's shooting to  suggest that the soldier's recollection that Major Hasan shouted "Allahu Akbar" before firing was in doubt. Many in the media have been doing their best to downplay evidence suggesting Hasan was acting in accordance with radical Muslim beliefs. "I was sitting in about the second row back when ...

U.S. Supreme Court justices have been the victim of some unfortunate misquotes in recent news accounts of their speeches. Now the office of Justice Anthony M. Kennedy is doing something about it. Justice Antonin Scalia didn’t really say he would have dissented in Brown v. Board of Education, the landmark desegregation ruling, according to the Huffington Post. What he really said in a recent ...

Today, in response to some prodding from CNN, General David Petraeus once again denied any intention to run for president in 2012. Instead of going all William Tecumseh Sherman on us — too obvious? — Petraeus borrows a line from that "great country song" by Lorrie Morgan: "What about no don't you understand." Read more posts by Dan Amira

... and the #WPTavern family.. Chip Bennett Chip /via @gatewaypundit: liberal #CNN intentionally misquotes wounded soldier to distort that #Hasan shouted "Allahu Akbar" Chip Bennett /via @gatewaypundit: liberal #CNN intentionally misquotes wounded soldier to distort that #Hasan shouted "Allahu Akbar" Share this ...

... middle of rehearsing “the way you make me feel” (lounge version) when a drummer made a misstep: “i gotta cue thatam the cue” (corrected myself because misquotes are as embarassing as grammatical errors i might’ve paraphrased this for dramatic effect, but whatever). it was so telling of how everything in that concert revolved around the man, how he wanted everything ...