JackieCalmes
10/13/2010 1:04 PM ET
Taking a cue from liberal interest groups and the Obama White House, the Times puts some supposedly scary stuff on its front page: "Like many of the other groups with anodyne names engaged in the ...
9/30/2010 3:58 PM ET
Washington reporter Jackie Calmes grades the Obama administration on a very generous curve: "...most economists who aren't partisan think we will avoid a double-dip recession, but, and that the ...
9/21/2010 3:26 PM ET
Jackie Calmes and Michael Shear don't stint when it came to sticking unflattering labels on the Tea Party: "The Democratic strategist said voters did not now see much threat to them from a ...
9/10/2010 9:54 AM ET
Jackie Calmes on the demise of mainstream Republicans: "I don't think there are many of those left, Sam, and there's gonna be fewer of them once this election is held. Some of them have already ...
6/12/2010 8:24 AM ET
Another day, another Times reporter tarring Tea Party candidate and Republican Senate primary winner Sharron Angle of Nevada as "extreme." Jackie Calmes also claims Angle gives Democrats new hope ...
5/4/2010 2:53 PM ET
Jackie Calmes says Obama "supporters" calls him a "pragmatist" - but so does the New York Times. She also puts the Tea Party movement on the "far right."
3/18/2010 12:49 PM ET
Yeah! Retired Republican Senator Alan Simpson set "to challenge the party's antitax orthodoxy" according to reporter Jackie Calmes.
3/15/2010 12:25 PM ET
After passionate defending Obama during the campaign against GOP charges that he would raise taxes, Times reporters are now almost begging him to do so in the name of debt-reduction.
3/9/2010 8:51 AM ET
But just look at all the events that weren't gate-crashed! "[Desiree] Rogers, of course, is the high-profile Obama confidante who recently announced that she would step down as social secretary ...
2/23/2010 3:52 PM ET
Reporter Jackie Calmes is still adamant on the success of Obama's "stimulus" package: "The argument of whether or not the stimulus worked is a mostly political one. I mean, you can hardly find an ...
