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

11/01/07 4:18 PM EDT
Cavuto failed to challenge Giuliani's “meaningless” statistics on prostate cancer

10/31/07 4:44 PM EDT
Matthews, Blitzer uncritically cited Giuliani ad without noting his use of “meaningless” stat, according to cancer expert

10/30/07 5:44 PM EDT
Beck falsely claimed “the globe was the hottest” in 1934 -- it was actually 2005

10/25/07 7:05 PM EDT
On Glenn Beck, Horner claimed Earth warmed “1 degree Fahrenheit over the past 150 years, most of which occurred before World War II”

10/24/07 7:08 PM EDT
Several reports contradict claim by CNN's Sylvester that DREAM sponsors “held a news conference ... with illegal alien[s]”

10/24/07 6:44 PM EDT
Wash. Post's Abramowitz claim Clinton is “one of the most polarizing figures in politics today” contradicted by Post article

10/24/07 11:00 AM EDT
Chieftain editorial praising Bush SCHIP veto ignored CBO report that his proposed “expansion” would have underfunded program

10/23/07 6:43 PM EDT
Slacker Friday

10/19/07 1:44 PM EDT
"[G]lobal warming brownshirts": Attacking Gore, Rosen again used Nazi comparison

10/18/07 7:44 PM EDT

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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

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

Cavuto failed to challenge Giuliani's “meaningless” statistics on prostate cancer

Matthews, Blitzer uncritically cited Giuliani ad without noting his use of “meaningless” stat, according to cancer expert

Beck falsely claimed “the globe was the hottest” in 1934 -- it was actually 2005

On Glenn Beck, Horner claimed Earth warmed “1 degree Fahrenheit over the past 150 years, most of which occurred before World War II”

Several reports contradict claim by CNN's Sylvester that DREAM sponsors “held a news conference ... with illegal alien[s]”

Wash. Post's Abramowitz claim Clinton is “one of the most polarizing figures in politics today” contradicted by Post article

Chieftain editorial praising Bush SCHIP veto ignored CBO report that his proposed “expansion” would have underfunded program

Slacker Friday

"[G]lobal warming brownshirts": Attacking Gore, Rosen again used Nazi comparison

Newsmax host: “The people of New York City just elected the most radical politician in American history, right up there with Jefferson Davis”

Fox guest rebukes President Trump: Food prices are up, own it

Newsmax host: “Young women in this country have become a very scary demographic”

Fox News’ Raymond Arroyo suggests Zohran Mamdani will begin quoting Mohamed Atta

Laura Ingraham says Zohran Mamdani only appeals to voters who “resent American history and our way of life”