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Ignoring his flawed 2006 forecast, Wallace allowed Rove to predict GOP “gains in the Congress” in 2008

12/02/07 3:03 PM EST
After previously highlighting comments on progressive blogs, will media cover hateful comments on Free Republic about NH hostage situation?

11/30/07 9:39 PM EST
Media Matters; by Jamison Foser

11/30/07 8:09 PM EST
On Hannity & Colmes, DeLay claimed “there was no gotcha questions” in Democratic CNN/YouTube debate

11/30/07 5:53 PM EST
Discussing Ritter plea bargains and illegal immigration, Boyles repeated falsehoods

11/30/07 4:45 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
Wash. Post again misreports Bill Clinton's Swift Boat comments

11/30/07 12:24 PM EST
CNN's Cooper praised Huckabee's failure to answer WWJD question as “probably one of the best answers you could possibly come up to”

11/30/07 11:52 AM EST
CNN's Roberts equated “Christian conservatives” with “values voters”

11/29/07 7:09 PM EST
UPDATED: CNN expunged “don't ask, don't tell” question and answers in rebroadcasts of debate -- without disclosure

11/29/07 6:05 PM EST
Discussing McCain's Hitler comment, CNN's Brown baselessly asserted McCain was “making his case for a strong military”

11/29/07 5:52 PM EST
Fox & Friends First claimed that Clinton “allegedly planted question” at GOP debate without noting denials

11/29/07 3:39 PM EST
CNN's Bohrman apologized to Republican candidates over question in YouTube debate, but has yet to apologize to Democrats

11/29/07 1:37 PM EST
Citing “Clintonian answer,” Carlson found another reason to call Obama “a wuss”

11/28/07 7:37 PM 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
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
Buchanan: “America [is] committing suicide” while “Asian, African, and Latin American children come to inherit the estate”

11/27/07 6:22 PM EST
CNN's King reported that Giuliani “supports the constitutional right” to abortion without noting that he said "[i]t would be OK to repeal" Roe v. Wade

11/27/07 3:59 PM EST

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Ignoring his flawed 2006 forecast, Wallace allowed Rove to predict GOP “gains in the Congress” in 2008

After previously highlighting comments on progressive blogs, will media cover hateful comments on Free Republic about NH hostage situation?

Media Matters; by Jamison Foser

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

Discussing Ritter plea bargains and illegal immigration, Boyles repeated falsehoods

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

Wash. Post again misreports Bill Clinton's Swift Boat comments

CNN's Cooper praised Huckabee's failure to answer WWJD question as “probably one of the best answers you could possibly come up to”

CNN's Roberts equated “Christian conservatives” with “values voters”

UPDATED: CNN expunged “don't ask, don't tell” question and answers in rebroadcasts of debate -- without disclosure

Discussing McCain's Hitler comment, CNN's Brown baselessly asserted McCain was “making his case for a strong military”

Fox & Friends First claimed that Clinton “allegedly planted question” at GOP debate without noting denials

CNN's Bohrman apologized to Republican candidates over question in YouTube debate, but has yet to apologize to Democrats

Citing “Clintonian answer,” Carlson found another reason to call Obama “a wuss”

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

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

Buchanan: “America [is] committing suicide” while “Asian, African, and Latin American children come to inherit the estate”

CNN's King reported that Giuliani “supports the constitutional right” to abortion without noting that he said "[i]t would be OK to repeal" Roe v. Wade

Tucker Carlson says the message of Nick Fuentes is that the conservative establishment are lying to their supporters: “They don’t care enough or at all about you and they have an obligation to”

Shawn Ryan: “Nothing I voted for happened”

Podcaster Tim Dillon: “It certainly seems that he doesn't want these documents to come out because he himself will suffer some fallout”

Right-wing media praise Trump’s made-up excuses for war against Venezuela

On MS NOW's The Weekend, Angelo Carusone explains the cracks in right-wing media narratives