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Boyles to critics: “My God, why are you angry?”

11/16/06 4:06 PM EST
Reporting on Owens's roadless rules request, Colorado media widely omitted his previous opposition to Clinton administration's roadless initiative

11/15/06 8:55 PM EST
Yoest made contradictory statements about public support for marriage bans -- both were wrong

11/15/06 6:08 PM EST
O'Reilly to Vatican, espousing “secular-progressive” philosophy: "[W]ise up or shut up" on the “illegal invasion” of the U.S.

11/15/06 1:43 PM EST
Russert failed to challenge McCain's Iraq, ethanol claims

11/14/06 10:15 AM EST
Coulter dismissed Democratic electoral gains as “pathetic” by historical standards

11/09/06 8:11 PM EST
Wash. Post's Birnbaum suggested -- contrary to the evidence -- that midterm election results bode well for McCain in '08, not Clinton

11/09/06 7:25 PM EST
Lowlights of media reports and commentary from the 2006 election season

11/09/06 6:48 PM EST
“Closing in”: The life and death of a Beauprez media myth

11/09/06 5:09 PM EST
Fox's MacCallum said, "[L]ook at ... Barack Obama ... he looks young, he looks healthy, he looks strong," over footage of Harold Ford Jr.

11/07/06 4:43 PM EST
Network evening newscasts selectively cited polls to claim GOP is “closing the gap”

11/06/06 9:35 PM EST
MSNBC's Mitchell cherry-picked polls to claim “GOP gaining ground”; CNN's O'Brien ignored own polling to claim race is “tightening”

11/06/06 2:46 PM EST
Post suggested support for same-sex marriage ban is “pro-marriage”

11/05/06 4:15 PM EST
AP claims "[r]ecent polls have shown" Beauprez “gaining some ground”

11/04/06 5:42 PM EST
Top election falsehoods, myths, and talking points

11/03/06 9:05 PM EST
NPR's Liasson, Slate's Dickerson, Time's Cox all downplayed Haggard's significance

11/03/06 6:43 PM EST
Slacker Friday

11/03/06 3:18 PM EST
Coloradoan guest editorial opposing Ref. I claimed "[r]esearch has shown" children are better off raised by married mother and father

11/02/06 6:38 PM EST

Boyles to critics: “My God, why are you angry?”

Reporting on Owens's roadless rules request, Colorado media widely omitted his previous opposition to Clinton administration's roadless initiative

Yoest made contradictory statements about public support for marriage bans -- both were wrong

O'Reilly to Vatican, espousing “secular-progressive” philosophy: "[W]ise up or shut up" on the “illegal invasion” of the U.S.

Russert failed to challenge McCain's Iraq, ethanol claims

Coulter dismissed Democratic electoral gains as “pathetic” by historical standards

Wash. Post's Birnbaum suggested -- contrary to the evidence -- that midterm election results bode well for McCain in '08, not Clinton

Lowlights of media reports and commentary from the 2006 election season

“Closing in”: The life and death of a Beauprez media myth

Fox's MacCallum said, "[L]ook at ... Barack Obama ... he looks young, he looks healthy, he looks strong," over footage of Harold Ford Jr.

Network evening newscasts selectively cited polls to claim GOP is “closing the gap”

MSNBC's Mitchell cherry-picked polls to claim “GOP gaining ground”; CNN's O'Brien ignored own polling to claim race is “tightening”

Post suggested support for same-sex marriage ban is “pro-marriage”

AP claims "[r]ecent polls have shown" Beauprez “gaining some ground”

Top election falsehoods, myths, and talking points

NPR's Liasson, Slate's Dickerson, Time's Cox all downplayed Haggard's significance

Slacker Friday

Coloradoan guest editorial opposing Ref. I claimed "[r]esearch has shown" children are better off raised by married mother and father

Greg Gutfeld singles out Jewish voters in New York for attack: “Don’t talk to me"

PBD Podcast panelist Adam Sosnick: “There's a big portion of Gen Z that needs to go to American reeducation camps”

Fox News falsely denies GOP's “One Big Beautiful Bill” will impact Medicaid while defending cuts in the bill

Charlie Kirk condemns Zohran Mamdani for how he “disgustingly” eats rice: “We in the West value cleanliness. We have utensils.”

Many states' Medicaid programs have a different name, but local reporting is connecting the dots on One Big Beautiful Bill's massive cuts