Russert listed Steele's contradictory comments on Iraq, then failed to challenge him on them; AP ignored his shifting positions entirely Article 10/30/06 3:55 PM EST
“Gunny” Bob said “brownshirt tactics” of pro-Amendment 44 protesters reminded him of “Ku Klux Klan,” “Nazi Germany and Hitler's rise to power” Article 10/30/06 2:42 PM EST
Following ABC's lead, NBC cast campaign “dirty tricks” as bipartisan but cited only GOP example Article 10/30/06 2:26 PM EST
CNN's Beck, Fox's Angle misleadingly claimed Bush “was the first president to ever actually give federal funding to stem cell research” Article 10/30/06 1:49 PM EST
Coloradoan reported voters support Musgrave because she is “a Christian” but omitted that Paccione also is a Christian Article 10/30/06 12:42 PM EST
Olbermann named Dennis Miller “Worst Person in the World” for rant against Pelosi Article 10/30/06 12:23 PM EST
On This Week, Will misrepresented Mehlman's views on controversial RNC ad, ignored contrary evidence in asserting “objectively good” economy Article 10/29/06 6:03 PM EST
CNN reports accusation of political timing of Saddam Hussein verdict, without noting administration's pattern and practice Article 10/29/06 4:38 PM EST
Newsweek cited '04 bin Laden video, but omitted part of the story of that “October surprise” Article 10/29/06 3:23 PM EST
In claiming that Dems risk exacerbating “image as soft on national defense,” NY Times' Kirkpatrick falsely suggested only Dem base favors withdrawal Article 10/29/06 1:12 PM EST
NY Times suggested Republican strategist fired by Wal-Mart no longer works for Sen. McCain -- one day after reporting that he does Article 10/28/06 3:19 PM EDT
Wash. Post didn't think Webb novel story was newsworthy until Internet gossip Drudge promoted it Article 10/28/06 3:02 PM EDT
Boyles misrepresented Colorado Media Matters petition and misled on Tancredo controversy Article 10/27/06 9:27 PM EDT
NY Times' Healy falsely suggested that Sen. Clinton shifted position on gay marriage, then corrected himself; MSNBC followed suit Article 10/27/06 7:58 PM EDT
Limbaugh “apologize[d]” for being “wrong” that Michael J. Fox “didn't take his medication,” then suggested Fox over-medicated himself “so you would really, really hate Republicans” Article 10/27/06 7:21 PM EDT
