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

11/06/06 9:35 PM EST
Fox & Friends crew ignored Cheney, Bush unpopularity as reasons they're not appearing with candidates

11/06/06 8:20 PM EST
MSNBC's O'Donnell cherry-picked polls that favor GOP

11/06/06 7:41 PM EST
Print media fail to note that Saddam verdict released two days before U.S. elections despite unfinished judgment

11/06/06 6:57 PM EST
Media repeat GOP attacks on Pelosi as “extreme,” “out of touch,” ignoring House Dems' widely supported legislative agenda

11/06/06 4:50 PM EST
On NPR, WSJ's Wessel claimed Democrats can either “govern” or conduct oversight, suggesting the two are different and mutually exclusive

11/06/06 3:05 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
A sorry-sounding smorgasbord

11/06/06 2:36 PM EST
More of interview revealed Stephanopoulos failed to challenge Cheney on further falsehoods

11/05/06 6:12 PM EST
NY Times article left unchallenged Snow's assertion that it is “preposterous” to suggest Saddam verdict timed for political reasons

11/05/06 6:07 PM EST
Caldara repeated dubious claim that Beauprez “really helped” extradite Gomez-Garcia

11/05/06 4:05 PM EST
Juan Williams on public telling pollsters it favors Democrats on taxes: "[T]o me, that's crazy"

11/05/06 3:11 PM EST
Matthews: Democratic victory will “look bad for the president and world diplomacy”

11/05/06 12:30 PM EST
AP reported litany of unchallenged GOP attacks on Dems; botched description of Kerry controversy

11/05/06 12:04 PM EST
LA Times labeled Sweeney “an economy and energy expert,” failed to note Sweeney's ties to big oil

11/05/06 11:59 AM EST
AP claims "[r]ecent polls have shown" Beauprez “gaining some ground”

11/04/06 5:42 PM EST
Post's Knickmeyer ignored inconsistency in U.S. officials' denial of having “power to set date[]” of Saddam verdict

11/04/06 3:39 PM EST
In interview with Cheney, Stephanopoulos let White House have it both ways on Iraq violence, highlighted only positive economic news

11/04/06 3:23 PM EST

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

Fox & Friends crew ignored Cheney, Bush unpopularity as reasons they're not appearing with candidates

MSNBC's O'Donnell cherry-picked polls that favor GOP

Print media fail to note that Saddam verdict released two days before U.S. elections despite unfinished judgment

Media repeat GOP attacks on Pelosi as “extreme,” “out of touch,” ignoring House Dems' widely supported legislative agenda

On NPR, WSJ's Wessel claimed Democrats can either “govern” or conduct oversight, suggesting the two are different and mutually exclusive

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

A sorry-sounding smorgasbord

More of interview revealed Stephanopoulos failed to challenge Cheney on further falsehoods

NY Times article left unchallenged Snow's assertion that it is “preposterous” to suggest Saddam verdict timed for political reasons

Caldara repeated dubious claim that Beauprez “really helped” extradite Gomez-Garcia

Juan Williams on public telling pollsters it favors Democrats on taxes: "[T]o me, that's crazy"

Matthews: Democratic victory will “look bad for the president and world diplomacy”

AP reported litany of unchallenged GOP attacks on Dems; botched description of Kerry controversy

LA Times labeled Sweeney “an economy and energy expert,” failed to note Sweeney's ties to big oil

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

Post's Knickmeyer ignored inconsistency in U.S. officials' denial of having “power to set date[]” of Saddam verdict

In interview with Cheney, Stephanopoulos let White House have it both ways on Iraq violence, highlighted only positive economic news

Sean Hannity blames Silicon Valley Bank collapse on “an obsessive company-wide focus on race, gender, sexual orientation"

Tucker Carlson calls the 2020 election “the biggest scam in my lifetime,” followed by January 6

Tucker Carlson suggests that Black Lives Matter was an “orchestrated” plot to distract from Occupy Wall Street

MSNBC's Ari Melber cites Media Matters' study showing Fox News' increased attention to Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis

Right-wing podcast hosts are using SVB bank collapse to advertise buying gold or supporting conservative companies