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Media reports on Freedom's Watch advertisements don't note misinformation

08/23/07 9:26 PM EDT
Gazette article featured GOP plan for Roan revenue, but no opposition comment

08/23/07 12:16 PM EDT
Wash. Post suggested pro-Iraq war ad campaign is an “attack” on Democrats, despite its reported GOP focus

08/22/07 7:42 PM EDT
Gazette article about state computer woes omitted Owens administration connection

08/22/07 6:59 PM EDT
Despite his record of uncritically citing questionable figures, Boyles attacked Rocky for uncritically reporting Denver's homeless stats

08/21/07 7:40 PM EDT
Wash. Times falsely claimed Petraeus will give “Sept. 15 progress report to Congress”

08/21/07 7:19 PM EDT
Hannity previewed attack on Edwards over New Orleans foreclosures, ignored reported Edwards pledge

08/21/07 4:09 PM EDT
The New Yorker reported Giuliani's “expertise on terrorism” and “leadership” on 9-11, cited no criticism

08/21/07 2:16 PM EDT
“Fair Tax” advocate on KVOR claimed 23 percent sales tax proposal is “revenue-neutral”; Bush tax panel disagreed

08/20/07 8:02 PM EDT
Slacker Friday

08/17/07 12:27 PM EDT
Fox News' Angle, Wash. Post editorial misrepresented upcoming Iraq report as “Petraeus' report”

08/16/07 8:20 PM EDT
CNN's Malveaux failed to challenge DeLay's assertion that Bush “held the line on spending”

08/16/07 8:07 PM EDT
Reporting on Pentagon IG finding that officers violated ethics rules, Fox's Griffin ignored officer's alleged actions

08/16/07 8:00 PM EDT
Worst of the Web Today: Taranto ignored Bush attacks in '99, claiming he “for the most part ignored” Clinton

08/16/07 6:30 PM EDT
Coloradoan's Rush misled about Ritter's alleged intention to fund “abortion providers”

08/15/07 8:18 PM EDT
Dick Morris makes numerous false claims in purported attempt to “correct[]” Bill Clinton's “syrupy five minute ad for Hillary”

08/15/07 4:51 PM EDT
Please don't let me find you, rascal, you

08/13/07 1:04 PM EDT
NY Times, USA Today repeated Bush attack on Dems without noting bipartisan criticism of Gonzales

08/10/07 7:29 PM EDT

Media reports on Freedom's Watch advertisements don't note misinformation

Gazette article featured GOP plan for Roan revenue, but no opposition comment

Wash. Post suggested pro-Iraq war ad campaign is an “attack” on Democrats, despite its reported GOP focus

Gazette article about state computer woes omitted Owens administration connection

Despite his record of uncritically citing questionable figures, Boyles attacked Rocky for uncritically reporting Denver's homeless stats

Wash. Times falsely claimed Petraeus will give “Sept. 15 progress report to Congress”

Hannity previewed attack on Edwards over New Orleans foreclosures, ignored reported Edwards pledge

The New Yorker reported Giuliani's “expertise on terrorism” and “leadership” on 9-11, cited no criticism

“Fair Tax” advocate on KVOR claimed 23 percent sales tax proposal is “revenue-neutral”; Bush tax panel disagreed

Slacker Friday

Fox News' Angle, Wash. Post editorial misrepresented upcoming Iraq report as “Petraeus' report”

CNN's Malveaux failed to challenge DeLay's assertion that Bush “held the line on spending”

Reporting on Pentagon IG finding that officers violated ethics rules, Fox's Griffin ignored officer's alleged actions

Worst of the Web Today: Taranto ignored Bush attacks in '99, claiming he “for the most part ignored” Clinton

Coloradoan's Rush misled about Ritter's alleged intention to fund “abortion providers”

Dick Morris makes numerous false claims in purported attempt to “correct[]” Bill Clinton's “syrupy five minute ad for Hillary”

Please don't let me find you, rascal, you

NY Times, USA Today repeated Bush attack on Dems without noting bipartisan criticism of Gonzales

Fox News' Brit Hume: “There is no doubt that tariffs in the short run, and perhaps very much so in the long as well, raise prices”

As the Trump administration effectively shuts down the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Fox News is near silent

Sean Hannity endorses Kristi Noem's call to shut down FEMA

What right-wing media didn’t say about an ill-fated solar project in the Mojave desert

As USAID is dismantled, right-wing media rejoice and spread baseless conspiracy theories about the agency’s work