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Matthews described Obama as “almost Third World in his sort of presentation”

12/03/07 7:43 PM EST
Media Matters; by Jamison Foser

11/30/07 8:09 PM EST
CNN's Henry reported Bush's attack on Dems “for dragging their feet” on war funding but not GOP blocking of bill

11/30/07 2:45 PM EST
UPDATED: CNN expunged “don't ask, don't tell” question and answers in rebroadcasts of debate -- without disclosure

11/29/07 6:05 PM EST
On Hannity & Colmes, Morris touted Clinton film without bringing up his reported ties to it

11/20/07 5:43 PM EST
AP falsely claimed Social Security program “is forecast to run out of money around 2041”

11/20/07 3:30 PM EST
NY Times, AP again reported McCain's pledge of civility and respectfulness, ignoring his prior shots at Clinton and Obama

11/19/07 5:50 PM EST
Media continue to ignore McCain's skipped vote while highlighting his attacks on Clinton

11/15/07 12:43 PM EST
Russert misleadingly cropped Obama comment to claim he wasn't “firmly wedded against the war”

11/11/07 4:43 PM EST
CNN's Situation Room ignored McCain's missed votes in back-to-back segments

11/05/07 5:35 PM EST
Blitzer cited “this notion that the Democrats are weak when it comes to national security” -- not according to polling

11/02/07 6:51 PM EDT
Politico claimed "[o]ther recent polls ... placed Giuliani ahead of Clinton" but did not report which ones

11/01/07 4:18 PM EDT
MSNBC commentators hyped presidential debate “fight night” as “last chance” for Dem candidates

11/01/07 3:22 PM EDT
On KBDI, Caldara allowed Cato Institute founder to dubiously state that Chile's private social security system is “highly successful”

10/31/07 7:43 PM EDT
Fox 31 report on task force's birth control proposal quoted Focus on the Family group's exec, but not task force members

10/31/07 6:20 PM EDT
Discussing how Bill Clinton may affect 2008 election, Amy Holmes cited May 2005 poll

10/31/07 5:07 PM EDT
NY Times' Brooks falsely asserted “Democrats do as well among top earners as Republicans”

10/31/07 11:01 AM EDT
Sally Bedell Smith characterizes as “absolutely fair” Russert's suggestion that Hillary Clinton to blame for 40 million uninsured

10/30/07 1:43 PM EDT

Matthews described Obama as “almost Third World in his sort of presentation”

Media Matters; by Jamison Foser

CNN's Henry reported Bush's attack on Dems “for dragging their feet” on war funding but not GOP blocking of bill

UPDATED: CNN expunged “don't ask, don't tell” question and answers in rebroadcasts of debate -- without disclosure

On Hannity & Colmes, Morris touted Clinton film without bringing up his reported ties to it

AP falsely claimed Social Security program “is forecast to run out of money around 2041”

NY Times, AP again reported McCain's pledge of civility and respectfulness, ignoring his prior shots at Clinton and Obama

Media continue to ignore McCain's skipped vote while highlighting his attacks on Clinton

Russert misleadingly cropped Obama comment to claim he wasn't “firmly wedded against the war”

CNN's Situation Room ignored McCain's missed votes in back-to-back segments

Blitzer cited “this notion that the Democrats are weak when it comes to national security” -- not according to polling

Politico claimed "[o]ther recent polls ... placed Giuliani ahead of Clinton" but did not report which ones

MSNBC commentators hyped presidential debate “fight night” as “last chance” for Dem candidates

On KBDI, Caldara allowed Cato Institute founder to dubiously state that Chile's private social security system is “highly successful”

Fox 31 report on task force's birth control proposal quoted Focus on the Family group's exec, but not task force members

Discussing how Bill Clinton may affect 2008 election, Amy Holmes cited May 2005 poll

NY Times' Brooks falsely asserted “Democrats do as well among top earners as Republicans”

Sally Bedell Smith characterizes as “absolutely fair” Russert's suggestion that Hillary Clinton to blame for 40 million uninsured

Fox News hosts excuse ICE agents pointing their guns at protesters

Charlie Kirk called for Trump to put tariffs on Brazil in response to the trial of Bolsonaro. Trump just did.

Fox anchor says of Mamdani's drug and crime policies: “Crime and drug addiction, if you get enough of it in the streets and into the bloodstreams of the American people, they'll be easier to control"

A Newsmax guest called out Epstein’s 2008 plea deal. Its architect sits on Newsmax’s board.

The president's daughter-in-law hosts a weekly show on Fox News. To call it “propaganda” is too kind.