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Media outlets continued to mislead on the Clintons' “fairy tale” and civil rights quotes

01/13/08 6:49 PM EST
Revisiting Voorhis case, Boyles repeated falsehoods

01/11/08 8:44 PM EST
Hannity asked Freeh, Giuliani's Delaware chair: “Do you see any strength on national security in the Democrats?”

01/10/08 3:44 PM EST
CNN's Blitzer to Giuliani: "[Y]ou can give me your honest answers, as you always do"

12/21/07 5:35 PM EST
Beck suggested watching news story about GE bulbs on GE-owned NBC makes viewers “feel a little like Farrah Fawcett in a Lifetime movie”

12/19/07 4:00 PM EST
Wash. Post's Milbank compares Edwards' haircuts to undocumented workers at Romney's home while “he's complaining about illegal immigrants”

12/12/07 7:46 PM EST
On Hannity & Colmes, Gingrich cited Morris column containing numerous falsehoods to illustrate Bill Clinton's “limited connection to factual accuracy”

12/06/07 4:44 PM EST
After Colorado Media Matters items, KHOW's Boyles complained about “the Democratic Party ... or their butt boys”

12/04/07 3:44 PM EST
Matthews cited Zogby Interactive poll without noting criticism of methodology

11/28/07 3:44 PM EST
On Special Report, Barone cited interest-group spending to explain defeat of conservative initiative, but not liberal one

11/09/07 4:28 PM EST
Chris Matthews claimed, “Deceit is what drives me crazy,” but what about Giuliani's “deceit”?

11/07/07 3:41 PM EST
NY Times noted Giuliani's criticism of British health care, but not campaign's use of flawed statistics

11/07/07 1:24 PM EST
Here we are now, entertain us ...

11/06/07 12:45 PM EST
Russert -- followed by NPR's Liasson -- misrepresented Clinton letter to National Archives

11/05/07 4:15 PM EST
NY Times reported civilian causalities “decline[d] sharply” in Baghdad, ignored ethnic cleansing as possible cause

11/04/07 2:02 PM EST
CNN reported on some who say single women voters are “stupid,” “slutty, anxious female[s]”

11/02/07 7:19 PM EDT
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
In report on debate “back-and-forth,” CNN's Crowley rearranged Clinton's quotes

11/01/07 8:44 PM EDT

Media outlets continued to mislead on the Clintons' “fairy tale” and civil rights quotes

Revisiting Voorhis case, Boyles repeated falsehoods

Hannity asked Freeh, Giuliani's Delaware chair: “Do you see any strength on national security in the Democrats?”

CNN's Blitzer to Giuliani: "[Y]ou can give me your honest answers, as you always do"

Beck suggested watching news story about GE bulbs on GE-owned NBC makes viewers “feel a little like Farrah Fawcett in a Lifetime movie”

Wash. Post's Milbank compares Edwards' haircuts to undocumented workers at Romney's home while “he's complaining about illegal immigrants”

On Hannity & Colmes, Gingrich cited Morris column containing numerous falsehoods to illustrate Bill Clinton's “limited connection to factual accuracy”

After Colorado Media Matters items, KHOW's Boyles complained about “the Democratic Party ... or their butt boys”

Matthews cited Zogby Interactive poll without noting criticism of methodology

On Special Report, Barone cited interest-group spending to explain defeat of conservative initiative, but not liberal one

Chris Matthews claimed, “Deceit is what drives me crazy,” but what about Giuliani's “deceit”?

NY Times noted Giuliani's criticism of British health care, but not campaign's use of flawed statistics

Here we are now, entertain us ...

Russert -- followed by NPR's Liasson -- misrepresented Clinton letter to National Archives

NY Times reported civilian causalities “decline[d] sharply” in Baghdad, ignored ethnic cleansing as possible cause

CNN reported on some who say single women voters are “stupid,” “slutty, anxious female[s]”

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

In report on debate “back-and-forth,” CNN's Crowley rearranged Clinton's quotes

Charlie Kirk: “What you see in the markets could be best described as a little bit of expulsion”

Steve Bannon: “There's major law firms in Washington, D.C.” and “what we are trying to do is put you out of business and bankrupt you”

Right-wing media revive manufactured Olympic controversy in push to expand trans athlete bans, label intersex women as “males”

Fox Business reporter: Trump has “taken ownership of this economy that he is engineering”

Fox host Brian Kilmeade: Pete Buttigieg's whole agenda is “I'm gay”