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FoxNews.com claimed Clinton could benefit from “potential loophole” in campaign laws, but ignored Giuliani

06/21/07 5:38 PM EDT
Rocky erroneously reported Colorado “not ... objecting” to federal Real ID Act

06/21/07 4:55 PM EDT
CBS' Attkisson chided Pelosi for refusing interviews about bogus jet allegations

06/21/07 4:51 PM EDT
According to The Politico, Jefferson is “indicted” while DeLay is merely “under investigation”

06/21/07 2:35 PM EDT
Exonerating Libby of underlying crime, Post's Cohen confused about elements

06/21/07 1:18 PM EDT
The best things in life are free

06/21/07 12:28 PM EDT
Calling conservative talk radio “true” and “sensible,” Caplis dubiously claimed, "[M]ost of America is conservative"

06/20/07 7:18 PM EDT
Wash. Post article on Bush stem cell plan ignored scientists' support for bill Bush vetoed

06/20/07 4:08 PM EDT
Newsweek touted Thompson's “willing[ness] to buck his party” in committee investigation, but not his later reported capitulation

06/19/07 7:38 PM EDT
KNUS' Andrews allowed Focus on the Family's Pfaff to baselessly claim Ritter promotes “the killing of unborn babies”

06/19/07 7:12 PM EDT
CNN's Roberts, Wash. Post's Cohen said Libby was “not” the leaker of Plame's CIA identity

06/19/07 6:31 PM EDT
Wash. Times' Pruden: Plame “little more than a clerk assigned to clip and paste newspaper and magazine articles”

06/19/07 5:20 PM EDT
In Post column, Andrews revived “controvers[y]” surrounding Rep. Ellison's use of Quran

06/18/07 7:37 PM EDT
Boyles equated new driver's license ID requirements with “political date rape”

06/18/07 7:23 PM EDT
Boortz: “I don't care if Mexicans pile up against that fence ... [J]ust run a couple of taco trucks up and down the line”

06/18/07 6:03 PM EDT
Politico's Allen ignored polling data showing Libby pardon to be extremely unpopular

06/18/07 2:00 PM EDT
In Tucker discussion, Weekly Standard's Ferguson on Clinton and liberal Protestants: "[T]hey believe in everything but God"

06/17/07 3:03 PM EDT
CNN's Sesno baselessly asserted Giuliani would be “pro-military” and “tough on ... spending”

06/15/07 7:37 PM EDT

FoxNews.com claimed Clinton could benefit from “potential loophole” in campaign laws, but ignored Giuliani

Rocky erroneously reported Colorado “not ... objecting” to federal Real ID Act

CBS' Attkisson chided Pelosi for refusing interviews about bogus jet allegations

According to The Politico, Jefferson is “indicted” while DeLay is merely “under investigation”

Exonerating Libby of underlying crime, Post's Cohen confused about elements

The best things in life are free

Calling conservative talk radio “true” and “sensible,” Caplis dubiously claimed, "[M]ost of America is conservative"

Wash. Post article on Bush stem cell plan ignored scientists' support for bill Bush vetoed

Newsweek touted Thompson's “willing[ness] to buck his party” in committee investigation, but not his later reported capitulation

KNUS' Andrews allowed Focus on the Family's Pfaff to baselessly claim Ritter promotes “the killing of unborn babies”

CNN's Roberts, Wash. Post's Cohen said Libby was “not” the leaker of Plame's CIA identity

Wash. Times' Pruden: Plame “little more than a clerk assigned to clip and paste newspaper and magazine articles”

In Post column, Andrews revived “controvers[y]” surrounding Rep. Ellison's use of Quran

Boyles equated new driver's license ID requirements with “political date rape”

Boortz: “I don't care if Mexicans pile up against that fence ... [J]ust run a couple of taco trucks up and down the line”

Politico's Allen ignored polling data showing Libby pardon to be extremely unpopular

In Tucker discussion, Weekly Standard's Ferguson on Clinton and liberal Protestants: "[T]hey believe in everything but God"

CNN's Sesno baselessly asserted Giuliani would be “pro-military” and “tough on ... spending”

Fox host Pete Hegseth calls for Republicans to run on getting “rid of the Federal Department of Education.”

Wisconsin media should ask Daniel Kelly why he’s campaigning with a QAnon conspiracy theorist

Alex Jones: “Violence must be resorted to if we fail. And then we should be having a large discussion about what that violence would be.”

As GOP primary heats up, Roger Stone says Trump will beat DeSantis “like a drum, and it'll be the end of Ron's political career”

On CNN, Equality Florida's Brandon Wolf discusses “chilling effects” of Florida's Don't Say Gay expansion