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Gazette editorial failed to fully ID source it quoted on global warming

12/03/07 7:50 PM EST
Remarking on “the left['s]” use of CORA, Caldara omitted that he, GOP operatives, and conservative bloggers used CORA heavily

12/03/07 7:21 PM EST
On Reliable Sources, Cullum claimed questions about where Obama's “religion lies, where his loyalty lies” could “backfire on Oprah”

12/03/07 5:03 PM EST
Oh, what a tangled web we weave ...

12/03/07 3:29 PM EST
Media Matters; by Jamison Foser

11/30/07 8:09 PM EST
Morris and Tyrrell claimed Clinton campaign was responsible for Kerr question at GOP debate

11/30/07 7:16 PM EST
On Hannity & Colmes, DeLay claimed “there was no gotcha questions” in Democratic CNN/YouTube debate

11/30/07 5:53 PM EST
Despite airing praise of Huckabee's “ability to answer the questions,” CNN again didn't acknowledge he didn't answer WWJD question

11/30/07 3:46 PM EST
Politico update offered no explanation for “clarif[ication]” -- Daily Kos report indicated Obama-madrassa smear deleted

11/29/07 4:01 PM EST
Wash. Post's Bacon reported only Obama's denials of madrassa smear, not media debunkings

11/29/07 3:00 PM EST
CNN's Brown called MoveOn.org “American insurgents”

11/29/07 11:53 AM EST
NPR's Liasson cropped quote to suggest Pres. Clinton accused Democrats of “Republican-style, Swift-boat attack” on Hillary

11/28/07 3:41 PM EST
I'm not here

11/28/07 1:40 PM EST
CNN's Moos ridiculed proposed GOP YouTube debate questions, but ignored “diamonds or pearls” question CNN chose for Dem debate

11/27/07 6:50 PM EST
F***ing brilliant ...

11/27/07 2:22 PM EST
NPR aired without challenging GOP misrepresentation of CA electoral college initiative's effect

11/26/07 1:32 PM EST
Ignoring own history of smearing Gore, Matthews claimed “Gore got himself in those problem areas” and repeated smears

11/20/07 9:26 PM EST
Ad placed on NRO for book on Bush “imperial presidency” falsely suggests it forecasts Hillary Clinton as “the most powerful president in American history”

11/20/07 6:40 PM EST

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Gazette editorial failed to fully ID source it quoted on global warming

Remarking on “the left['s]” use of CORA, Caldara omitted that he, GOP operatives, and conservative bloggers used CORA heavily

On Reliable Sources, Cullum claimed questions about where Obama's “religion lies, where his loyalty lies” could “backfire on Oprah”

Oh, what a tangled web we weave ...

Media Matters; by Jamison Foser

Morris and Tyrrell claimed Clinton campaign was responsible for Kerr question at GOP debate

On Hannity & Colmes, DeLay claimed “there was no gotcha questions” in Democratic CNN/YouTube debate

Despite airing praise of Huckabee's “ability to answer the questions,” CNN again didn't acknowledge he didn't answer WWJD question

Politico update offered no explanation for “clarif[ication]” -- Daily Kos report indicated Obama-madrassa smear deleted

Wash. Post's Bacon reported only Obama's denials of madrassa smear, not media debunkings

CNN's Brown called MoveOn.org “American insurgents”

NPR's Liasson cropped quote to suggest Pres. Clinton accused Democrats of “Republican-style, Swift-boat attack” on Hillary

I'm not here

CNN's Moos ridiculed proposed GOP YouTube debate questions, but ignored “diamonds or pearls” question CNN chose for Dem debate

F***ing brilliant ...

NPR aired without challenging GOP misrepresentation of CA electoral college initiative's effect

Ignoring own history of smearing Gore, Matthews claimed “Gore got himself in those problem areas” and repeated smears

Ad placed on NRO for book on Bush “imperial presidency” falsely suggests it forecasts Hillary Clinton as “the most powerful president in American history”

Watch how Fox tried to spin the disappointing December jobs report

Megyn Kelly on Minneapolis shooting and ICE protests: “All we can do is flood the field, in my view, with more officers”

Jack Posobiec says Renee Good's wife is “complicit in the killing” and “should be brought up on federal charges”

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On Fox Business, former Trump economic adviser Stephen Moore tries to reframe disappointing jobs report: “This is an absolutely booming economy right now”