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May 13, 2014: Jamie Stiehm: US News & World Report: The Dark Side of Francis Scott Key
"The author of a gleaming, iconic image of America as a land of the free had slavery's blood on his hands and never washed it off." --Jamie Stiehm [US News & World Report 05.13.14]
May 6, 2014: Watch Movies: Bill Donohue Responds To Jamie Stiehm S Anti Catholic
Here are the movie videos result for Bill Donohue Responds To Jamie Stiehm S Anti Catholic Apr 9, 2014; Fossey Faith Book: Has U.S. News and World Report joined the Kulturkampf? A response to Jamie Stiehm's attack on Justice Sonia Sotomayor
Last January, Jamie Stiehm published an article on U.S. News and World Report's web site entitled, "The Catholic Supreme Court's War on Women." The object of Ms. Stiehm's wrath was Justice Sonia Sotomayor, who had enjoined the U.S.government from enforcing the Affordable Care Act's contraceptive-coverage mandate against the Little Sisters of the Poor while the Little Sisters pursued litigation challenging the provision's constitutionality as it applied to them. Mar 14, 2014: Witherspoon Institute: Blind Resentment
In a US News and World Report essay that has been widely denounced as incoherent, poorly researched, and bigoted, Jamie Stiehm recently reproached Justice Sonia Sotomayor for her “clear religious bias” in dropping “the ball on American women and girls” as she “undermined the new Affordable Care Act’s sensible policy on contraception.” 
ON THE RECORD: Jan 14, 2014: Edward Morrissey (The Week) writes that US News & World Report has written "The most bigoted anti-Catholic column you'll read this year." He says that in an article by Jamie Stiehm ("The Catholic Supreme Court’s War on Women") she objected to the temporary stay granted by Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor that suspends enforcement of the ObamaCare contraception mandate on the Little Sisters of the Poor of Colorado. However, says Morrissey: "The stay only suspends that enforcement while the case is being resolved by the courts....Stiehm, however, didn't bother to research just how little this stay means. Leaping to the conclusion that Sotomayor had single-handedly ruled against the mandate, Stiehm launched a tirade against Sotomayor for betraying her gender, aghast at not being able to "trust [her] on women's health" and accusing her of "dropping the ball on American women and girls." The stay is "is tantamount to selling out the sisterhood." You can read the details on Morrisseys article but he summarizes it best with: "Know-Nothingism is certainly the right term for Stiehm's essay, exposing her irrational hatred as well as her inability to perform even cursory research. If this appeared on a writer's blog, it would mean little except for the exposure of the writer's own bigotry and incompetence. For some reason, though, US News and World Report, known for decades as a legitimate news magazine with a reputation for intelligent commentary, chose to publish this. How did this end up under its banner? Did no editor bother to check the assumptions made by Stiehm about the stay, or notice the blatant and ill-informed Know-Nothingism? "
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Jan 14, 2014: I Own The World: U.S. News’ Jamie Stiehm Rant Catching Serious Heat – Grunt
Last week, U.S. News published a surprisingly shallow, baseless and bigoted tirade from Jamie Stiehm in which she essentially called for the tarring and feathering of Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor for doing her job and not rubber-stamping Obamacare as she was expected to do by Democrats.
Last week, U.S. News published a surprisingly shallow, baseless and bigoted tirade from Jamie Stiehm in which she essentially called for the tarring and feathering of Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor for doing her job and not rubber-stamping Obamacare as she was expected to do by Democrats.
Jan 12, 2014: Penn Live: On Catholics, the Supreme Court and that cartoon: Christine M. Flowers
So, this Swarthmore graduate named Jamie Stiehm wrote an article titled "The Catholic Supreme Court's War On Women," because she knew that if she did this, she would get a lot of attention and end up as a topic of discussion on Fox, in the National Review and at dinner tables where people don't think that Catholic Supreme Court justices are brainwashed by the holy water.
So, this Swarthmore graduate named Jamie Stiehm wrote an article titled "The Catholic Supreme Court's War On Women," because she knew that if she did this, she would get a lot of attention and end up as a topic of discussion on Fox, in the National Review and at dinner tables where people don't think that Catholic Supreme Court justices are brainwashed by the holy water.
Jan 11, 2014: Breitbart: US News: Anti-Catholic, Fact-Challenged Screed Is 'Fair Commentary'
In response to US News and World Report Publishes Vicious Anti-Catholic Screed, Inflaming Readers: In a weak statement released Friday evening, US news and World Report editor Brian Kelly, finally responded to the deluge of criticism the news site received following syndicated columnist Jamie Stiehm’s offensive, anti-Catholic rant.
In response to US News and World Report Publishes Vicious Anti-Catholic Screed, Inflaming Readers: In a weak statement released Friday evening, US news and World Report editor Brian Kelly, finally responded to the deluge of criticism the news site received following syndicated columnist Jamie Stiehm’s offensive, anti-Catholic rant.
Jan 10, 2014: Microbudget Productions: Jamie Stiehm Speaks From Strange Orafice
Jamie Stiehm is Not of Archie’s Malapropped Humor. Rather, she has all of the Sense of Humor of the Young Mr Kim in North Korea, save for feeding a relative to starving attack dogs. She does not understand Catholics.
Jamie Stiehm is Not of Archie’s Malapropped Humor. Rather, she has all of the Sense of Humor of the Young Mr Kim in North Korea, save for feeding a relative to starving attack dogs. She does not understand Catholics.
Jan 9, 2014: National Review: The Catholic Court Conspiracy Thickens
Jamie Stiehm’s idiotic anti-Catholic rant against Justice Sotomayor and the Supreme Court has earned widespread derision. But here’s another nefarious development that will alarm Stiehm
Jamie Stiehm’s idiotic anti-Catholic rant against Justice Sotomayor and the Supreme Court has earned widespread derision. But here’s another nefarious development that will alarm Stiehm
Jan 9, 2014: Fox News: Catholic League wants writer fired for 'bigotry' in column
Not long after Creators Syndicate writer Jamie Stiehm’s article “The Catholic Supreme Court’s War on Women” made its way onto the homepage of U.S. News and World Report this week, many upset Catholics were voicing their anger, and even calling for her to be fired.
Not long after Creators Syndicate writer Jamie Stiehm’s article “The Catholic Supreme Court’s War on Women” made its way onto the homepage of U.S. News and World Report this week, many upset Catholics were voicing their anger, and even calling for her to be fired.
Jan 9, 2014: Da Tech Guy: The Missing Word in Jamie Stiehm’s Rant
In all Jamie Stiehm anger at the Church of Rome, its members, its authority, its supposed lack of justice for women and meddlesome archbishops there is one who escapes any critique. 665 words in an article bashing the Catholic church, 665 words but nowhere among those words is the name: Francis! That is the real driver of this piece.
In all Jamie Stiehm anger at the Church of Rome, its members, its authority, its supposed lack of justice for women and meddlesome archbishops there is one who escapes any critique. 665 words in an article bashing the Catholic church, 665 words but nowhere among those words is the name: Francis! That is the real driver of this piece.
Jan 8, 2014: Youtube: Bill Donohue responds to Jamie Stiehm's Anti-Catholic Article
Catholic League President Bill Donohue responds to Creators Syndicate author Jamie Stiehm's article "The Catholic Supreme Court's War on Women" published on usnews.com by US News and World Report.
Catholic League President Bill Donohue responds to Creators Syndicate author Jamie Stiehm's article "The Catholic Supreme Court's War on Women" published on usnews.com by US News and World Report.
Jan 8, 2014: Opinionated Catholic: In Light of Jamie Stiehm & U.S. News What Is Acceptable Anti Catholicism
The disturbing Jamie Stiehm 's Anti Catholic Rant in U.S. News and World Report makes me want to return to a subject that comes up from time to time. As to public life what is acceptable anti Catholicism and what is not . For that matter just take out the word Catholicism and insert Baptist , Evangelical , etc
The disturbing Jamie Stiehm 's Anti Catholic Rant in U.S. News and World Report makes me want to return to a subject that comes up from time to time. As to public life what is acceptable anti Catholicism and what is not . For that matter just take out the word Catholicism and insert Baptist , Evangelical , etc
Jan 8, 2014: Opinionated Catholic: Reactions and Links To Jamie Stiehm 's Anti Catholic Rant in U.S.News
I will try to keep this updated. I might go into one certain aspect of her piece later.
I will try to keep this updated. I might go into one certain aspect of her piece later.
Jan 8, 2014: Hot Air: US News: Catholics have taken over the Supreme Court, or something
It’s difficult to pick a place to start with Jamie Stiehm’s anti-Catholic diatribe yesterday that US News’ editors somehow decided to publish as part of their opinion section. It’s such a target-rich environment that it challenges the restrictions of fair use and copyright law, but so ludicrously entertaining that it rises to must-read level.
It’s difficult to pick a place to start with Jamie Stiehm’s anti-Catholic diatribe yesterday that US News’ editors somehow decided to publish as part of their opinion section. It’s such a target-rich environment that it challenges the restrictions of fair use and copyright law, but so ludicrously entertaining that it rises to must-read level.
Jan 8, 2014: American Catholic: Jamie Stiehm: Anti-Catholic Bigot
Jamie Stiehm is a journalist and a bigot. Her bigotry of choice is anti-Catholicism. Go here to see one of her anti-Catholic screeds at US News & World Report. She is getting 15 minutes of fame currently for a diatribe against Catholics on the Supreme Court which appears this week at US News & World Report, charmingly entitled The Catholic Supreme Court’s War on Women.
Jamie Stiehm is a journalist and a bigot. Her bigotry of choice is anti-Catholicism. Go here to see one of her anti-Catholic screeds at US News & World Report. She is getting 15 minutes of fame currently for a diatribe against Catholics on the Supreme Court which appears this week at US News & World Report, charmingly entitled The Catholic Supreme Court’s War on Women.
Jan 8, 2014: Egregious Twaddle: Dear Jamie Stiehm & US News: Leave Jefferson Out of Your Know-Nothing Screed
In a US News op-ed this morning, columnist Jamie Stiehm has put forth some of the most brazenly bigoted anti-Catholic crapola in this country’s example-studded history of the stuff. Reactions have been immediate and pointed, with Elizabeth Scalia’s “Fisking Stiehm’s Bigotry at US News” the most cogent and damning.
In a US News op-ed this morning, columnist Jamie Stiehm has put forth some of the most brazenly bigoted anti-Catholic crapola in this country’s example-studded history of the stuff. Reactions have been immediate and pointed, with Elizabeth Scalia’s “Fisking Stiehm’s Bigotry at US News” the most cogent and damning.
Jan 8, 2014: Fr Zs Blog: Jamie Stiehm the anti-Catholic bigot columnist v. Justice Sotomayor, Little Sisters, Bishops… Catholics…
US News and Word Report went off the deep end long ago. But this is a new low. They picked up a syndicated Creators Syndicate column by anti-Catholic bigot Jamie Steihm.
US News and Word Report went off the deep end long ago. But this is a new low. They picked up a syndicated Creators Syndicate column by anti-Catholic bigot Jamie Steihm.
Jan 7, 2014: The Truth About Margaret Sanger: Jamie Stiehm Makes Former Ku Klux Klan Speaker Margaret Sanger Proud
It is over, fans. It is over. The contest for the most bigoted, anti-Catholic column of 2014 has already been won.
It is over, fans. It is over. The contest for the most bigoted, anti-Catholic column of 2014 has already been won.
July 30, 2013: Still4Hill: The REAL Reason Hillary Clinton Was In D.C. Yesterday
We know that she is not frivolous with her time, that she schedules herself most efficiently, so there must have been more. Indeed there was, as this article from Jamie Stiehm at U.S. News & World Report attests.
We know that she is not frivolous with her time, that she schedules herself most efficiently, so there must have been more. Indeed there was, as this article from Jamie Stiehm at U.S. News & World Report attests.
Oct 6, 2012: Trust But Verify: Quick, who is Jamie Stiehm?
I’d like to take a moment and respond to a recent media piece from U.S. News & World: “Our Bland Presidential Debates” by Jamie Stiehm.
I’d like to take a moment and respond to a recent media piece from U.S. News & World: “Our Bland Presidential Debates” by Jamie Stiehm.
Aug 15, 2012: Mute(E)Iny: They’re Not Every Woman: Feminism and the Position of First Lady
The author, Jamie Stiehm, who is clearly a Hillary Clinton admirer, talks about how much both Clinton’s individual political career and tenure as First Lady seemed to advance the cause of feminism, especially as compared to Michelle Obama’s tenure and Ann Romney life and campaign identity so far
The author, Jamie Stiehm, who is clearly a Hillary Clinton admirer, talks about how much both Clinton’s individual political career and tenure as First Lady seemed to advance the cause of feminism, especially as compared to Michelle Obama’s tenure and Ann Romney life and campaign identity so far
Oct 8, 2013: Psychology Today: Three Things I've Learned About Mental Illness from Homeland
That was from Jamie Stiehm, sister of Meredith Stiehm, a writer and producer of Homeland who based Carrie's mental disorder on Jamie.
That was from Jamie Stiehm, sister of Meredith Stiehm, a writer and producer of Homeland who based Carrie's mental disorder on Jamie.
July 30, 2013: Jamie Stiehn: US News & World Report: Poised and Presidential
July 20, 2013: Cast Roller: July 19, With Guest Jamie Stiehm
Anthony talks with columnist Jamie Stiehm about the filibuster, immigration reform and the week that was in the U.S. Congress.
Anthony talks with columnist Jamie Stiehm about the filibuster, immigration reform and the week that was in the U.S. Congress.
July 12, 2013: Womens Leadership Program: Video: Jamie Stiehm visits the WLP
Journalist Jamie Stiehm has written many op-eds and essays on politics and culture have been widely published in 20 newspapers and magazines, including the Washington Post, Philadelphia Inquirer, Baltimore Sun, Chicago Tribune, San Francisco Chronicle and The Nation.
Journalist Jamie Stiehm has written many op-eds and essays on politics and culture have been widely published in 20 newspapers and magazines, including the Washington Post, Philadelphia Inquirer, Baltimore Sun, Chicago Tribune, San Francisco Chronicle and The Nation.
May 21, 2013: Washington Wire: Seib & Wessel: What We’re Reading Tuesday
Jamie Stiehm (@gypsyinme) traces some of President Barack Obama‘s current problems to his lack of close friends and allies, an outgrowth of his personal style: “Obama may be living a paradox as leader of the free world: He’s an introspective character caught in an extrovert’s line of work.” [U.S. News]
Jamie Stiehm (@gypsyinme) traces some of President Barack Obama‘s current problems to his lack of close friends and allies, an outgrowth of his personal style: “Obama may be living a paradox as leader of the free world: He’s an introspective character caught in an extrovert’s line of work.” [U.S. News]
Dec 14, 2012: TVWW: From One Extreme to Another: 'Homeland's Portrayal of Bipolar Disorder
Meredith Stiehm, a lead writer and consulting producer for Homeland, grew up with a sister who has bipolar disorder. In a New York Times opinion piece last January, Jamie Stiehm praised Homeland as having “done us all a public service: perhaps, with the show’s glowing reception, Americans can finally talk openly about bipolar disorder.”
Meredith Stiehm, a lead writer and consulting producer for Homeland, grew up with a sister who has bipolar disorder. In a New York Times opinion piece last January, Jamie Stiehm praised Homeland as having “done us all a public service: perhaps, with the show’s glowing reception, Americans can finally talk openly about bipolar disorder.”
Jan 17, 2012: Jamie Stiehn: New York Times: My So-Called Bipolar Life
Sept 11, 2011: Left Jab Radio: September 11th, 2011: Journalist Jamie Stiehm, Theatre Artist Michael Simon Hall and 9-11 First Responder John McCole. With Dave Zirin.
Journalist Jamie Stiehm is back in the ring to reflect on 9-11, and first-responder John McCole talks about what happened to him after he heard the words, “The second tower is down”…
Journalist Jamie Stiehm is back in the ring to reflect on 9-11, and first-responder John McCole talks about what happened to him after he heard the words, “The second tower is down”…
Oct 5, 2010: Common Ills: It's all a joke to Jamie Elizabeth Stiehm
What kind of a sicko is Jamie Elizabeth Stiehm? "The Iraq War Came and Went But Facebook Is Here to Stay" (US News & World Reports) is the headline of her bad drivel and she's responsible for that headline because it comes from her own badly written column: "The Iraq War came and went but Facebook is here to stay. Now we are all living in some semblance of a Harvard dorm room." What is it about uglies like Stiehm that make them think they're funny? Because life started the laughter when it gave them that face?
What kind of a sicko is Jamie Elizabeth Stiehm? "The Iraq War Came and Went But Facebook Is Here to Stay" (US News & World Reports) is the headline of her bad drivel and she's responsible for that headline because it comes from her own badly written column: "The Iraq War came and went but Facebook is here to stay. Now we are all living in some semblance of a Harvard dorm room." What is it about uglies like Stiehm that make them think they're funny? Because life started the laughter when it gave them that face?
Sept 6, 2010: View From the Right: Obama plants embarrassing reminder of Martin Luther King’s plagiarism in Oval Office
The September 4 Washington Post reports: Oval Office rug gets history wrong By Jamie Stiehm [What a stupid name for an adult human being. Is this Jamie male, female, who knows?]
The September 4 Washington Post reports: Oval Office rug gets history wrong By Jamie Stiehm [What a stupid name for an adult human being. Is this Jamie male, female, who knows?]
July 27, 2010: Op ed News: "Shirley Sherrod Is a Modern Day Rosa Parks" by Jamie Stiehm
Rosa Parks was no accidental heroine in the American civil rights movement; and nor is her kindred spirit, Shirley Sherrod--a dignified government agriculture official who lost her job in a public humiliation--sadly, one for the Obama administration. To view Jamie Stiehm's US News and World Report article, click here.
Rosa Parks was no accidental heroine in the American civil rights movement; and nor is her kindred spirit, Shirley Sherrod--a dignified government agriculture official who lost her job in a public humiliation--sadly, one for the Obama administration. To view Jamie Stiehm's US News and World Report article, click here.
Feb 4, 2010: Political Blog: Jamie Stiehm shows how inept she really is
After reading this terrible article from Jamie Stiehm, I feel that I must comment on it.
After reading this terrible article from Jamie Stiehm, I feel that I must comment on it.
Oct 4, 2008: Jamie Stiehn: Huffington Post: Obama: Lesson Learned from Grandmother's Death
Nov 15, 2996: Washington City Paper: The Age of Bitterness
For example, there was Michael Lewis, author of Liar's Poker. For a while, he trotted around Washington social circuits with the likes of The Hill columnist Jamie Stiehm.
For example, there was Michael Lewis, author of Liar's Poker. For a while, he trotted around Washington social circuits with the likes of The Hill columnist Jamie Stiehm.
Jamie worked as an assignment editor at the CBS News bureau in London, where at 25 or 26, she came to a realization: She cared about the words, not so much the pictures, in news-gathering. This was her first paid job in journalism. Then, after sending an op-ed essay everywhere on both sides of the Atlantic, The Boston Globe published it, with a drawing: "An Anglophile's Disillusionment." The lede is etched in her mind: "I have seen the Ugly American, and I am It."
When Jamie and her English husband (now ex) moved to the States and set up shop in San Francisco, she caught the eye and ear of Ed Clendaniel, Perspective editor of the San Jose Mercury News. Clearly, luck of the Irish. That paper published most of her early pieces. During this period, Jamie wrote an op-ed for The Christian Science Monitor on a liberal's mixed feelings about Ronald Reagan. Every byline gave a small vote of confidence, but when Jamie moved to Washington, she encountered a second tradition of journalism that frowned on her ambitions. Summed up by the legendary Bill Marimow, then deputy editor at The Baltimore Sun: "You can't be a great columnist without being a great reporter first." She learned how to be a reporter, first at The Hill, a scrappy start-up led by Martin Tolchin and Al Eisele.
In a few years, Marimow and John Carroll, editor of The Sun, hired her as a metropolitan reporter. By this point, Jamie was syndicated by The New York Times Syndicate -- in a package called the New American News Service -- and had published op-eds across the nation, including in The Washington Post, the Wisconsin State Journal, San Francisco Chronicle, The Dallas Morning News and The New Orleans Times-Picayune. Marimow said she had to give that up, and so she did. In 2009, she became a regular on the opinion page of USNews.com. Jamie also recently became a contributor to The New York Times Civil War series, "Disunion."
When Jamie and her English husband (now ex) moved to the States and set up shop in San Francisco, she caught the eye and ear of Ed Clendaniel, Perspective editor of the San Jose Mercury News. Clearly, luck of the Irish. That paper published most of her early pieces. During this period, Jamie wrote an op-ed for The Christian Science Monitor on a liberal's mixed feelings about Ronald Reagan. Every byline gave a small vote of confidence, but when Jamie moved to Washington, she encountered a second tradition of journalism that frowned on her ambitions. Summed up by the legendary Bill Marimow, then deputy editor at The Baltimore Sun: "You can't be a great columnist without being a great reporter first." She learned how to be a reporter, first at The Hill, a scrappy start-up led by Martin Tolchin and Al Eisele.
In a few years, Marimow and John Carroll, editor of The Sun, hired her as a metropolitan reporter. By this point, Jamie was syndicated by The New York Times Syndicate -- in a package called the New American News Service -- and had published op-eds across the nation, including in The Washington Post, the Wisconsin State Journal, San Francisco Chronicle, The Dallas Morning News and The New Orleans Times-Picayune. Marimow said she had to give that up, and so she did. In 2009, she became a regular on the opinion page of USNews.com. Jamie also recently became a contributor to The New York Times Civil War series, "Disunion."
