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Fox's Pinkerton Cries Media Bias For Focus On Alleged Romney Bullying While “Ignoring Barack Obama's Pot Smoking”

Written by Media Matters Staff

Published 11/03/12 5:03 PM EDT

From the November 3 edition of Fox News' Fox News Watch:

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Previously:  

Kurtz: “The Accuracy” Of Wash. Post's Romney Bullying Story “Is Not In Doubt”

Fox's Stirewalt: Washington Post's Story On Romney Bullying Was Not “Crying Out To Be Told”

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