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Chuck Todd: “Judd Gregg's a...real Republican, no offense to Ray LaHood.”

02/13/09 10:27 AM EST
In an article about bipartisanship, the WashPost only quotes Republicans

02/13/09 9:31 AM EST
Wash. Times falsely suggested 1999 Supreme Court case decided Constitution bars use of sampling in congressional apportionment

02/13/09 9:21 AM EST
CNN's Yellin claimed census was a “big issue” for Gregg after Gregg said it was not

02/13/09 8:23 AM EST
Ignoring Gregg statement to the contrary, Couric and Schieffer suggested withdrawal “raise[s] issues” about Obama “vetting process”

02/12/09 8:23 PM EST
Shuster, Chait explain that all government spending is stimulative

02/12/09 7:57 PM EST
Bloomberg's Baum falsely claimed that Frank “consistently opposed stricter regulation of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac”

02/12/09 7:05 PM EST
Typo or no typo, Fox News has long history of presenting GOP talking points as “news”

02/12/09 4:38 PM EST
Coulter, Beck jump on health IT falsehood bandwagon

02/12/09 4:04 PM EST
Special Report misrepresented Obey to advance health IT falsehood

02/12/09 3:15 PM EST
Washingtonpost.com joins growing list of media perpetuating McCaughey's health IT falsehood

02/12/09 1:51 PM EST
Bloomberg quoted McConnell attacking stimulus as neither “targeted nor temporary” without noting he supported bill that was neither

02/12/09 1:29 PM EST
Politico ignored Obey's response to alleged conflict of interest

02/12/09 12:33 PM EST
Newsweek surprised by lack of public cynicism over stimulus bill

02/12/09 10:40 AM EST
O'Reilly falsely claimed Frank “wanted to give mortgages to everybody”

02/12/09 8:22 AM EST
Dobbs: “They do address each other as 'Comrade' in the Ninth Circuit” Court of Appeals

02/11/09 9:25 PM EST
Shuster, Gross bust myth that government spending and food stamps are not stimulative

02/11/09 7:46 PM EST
Beck: “You know what this president is doing right now? He is addicting this country to heroin-the heroin that is government slavery.”

02/11/09 6:17 PM EST

Chuck Todd: “Judd Gregg's a...real Republican, no offense to Ray LaHood.”

In an article about bipartisanship, the WashPost only quotes Republicans

Wash. Times falsely suggested 1999 Supreme Court case decided Constitution bars use of sampling in congressional apportionment

CNN's Yellin claimed census was a “big issue” for Gregg after Gregg said it was not

Ignoring Gregg statement to the contrary, Couric and Schieffer suggested withdrawal “raise[s] issues” about Obama “vetting process”

Shuster, Chait explain that all government spending is stimulative

Bloomberg's Baum falsely claimed that Frank “consistently opposed stricter regulation of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac”

Typo or no typo, Fox News has long history of presenting GOP talking points as “news”

Coulter, Beck jump on health IT falsehood bandwagon

Special Report misrepresented Obey to advance health IT falsehood

Washingtonpost.com joins growing list of media perpetuating McCaughey's health IT falsehood

Bloomberg quoted McConnell attacking stimulus as neither “targeted nor temporary” without noting he supported bill that was neither

Politico ignored Obey's response to alleged conflict of interest

Newsweek surprised by lack of public cynicism over stimulus bill

O'Reilly falsely claimed Frank “wanted to give mortgages to everybody”

Dobbs: “They do address each other as 'Comrade' in the Ninth Circuit” Court of Appeals

Shuster, Gross bust myth that government spending and food stamps are not stimulative

Beck: “You know what this president is doing right now? He is addicting this country to heroin-the heroin that is government slavery.”

On the Michelangelo Signorile Show, John Knefel discusses right-wing media calling the man who killed Jordan Neely a “hero”

Fox host Pete Hegseth says the separation of church and state is “not in the Constitution, but that's a whole other thing”

Fox's Pete Hegseth and Jeanine Pirro praise vigilantism as the network has repeatedly fearmongered about crime in U.S. cities

Fox host Rachel Campos-Duffy: “Some say America runs on Dunkin'. The Democrat Party runs on racial tension.”

Fox News host says the “new racial slur for white women” is being called “Karen”