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CNN suggested Dems' support for writers' strike compromised by media moguls' money

11/27/07 2:59 PM EST
CNN pledges no Dem “gotchas” in Republican YouTube debate -- so why did CNN allow partisan “gotchas” in Dem debate?

11/27/07 2:54 PM EST
ABC's Nightline walks away from Iraq

11/27/07 12:27 PM EST
Contrary to researchers' views, Hume touted stem-cell breakthrough as “virtually eliminat[ing]” debate

11/27/07 11:49 AM EST
Kornblut claimed Clinton change in rhetoric on health care plan, but offered no evidence

11/26/07 4:54 PM EST
Wash. Post's Hiatt distorted Obama's education remarks, touted McCain's “principles”

11/26/07 4:22 PM EST
Who will take away their license to kill?

11/26/07 1:18 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
Caplis claimed that in referring to the political party, “Democrat” is grammatically correct

11/20/07 4:05 PM EST
Columnist Green falsely asserted that Dem debate “ignored” so-called “leading issue for the 2008 elections”: immigration

11/19/07 7:55 PM EST
Reliable Sources guest dismissed criticism of Russert debate questions, but Kurtz still hasn't noted questions based on false information

11/19/07 2:56 PM EST
CNN ignored McCain's missed vote while highlighting Obama's missed vote

11/19/07 12:39 PM EST
AP reported McCain “didn't embrace the [bitch] epithet” not that he called the question “excellent”

11/18/07 1:33 PM EST
“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

11/16/07 8:05 PM EST
Politico's Simon on Clinton: “The (rhymes with rich) is back.”

11/16/07 6:41 PM EST
LA Times claimed Obama was “less than definitive” on human rights vs. national security, but omitted his specific statements

11/16/07 5:07 PM EST
“Culture Warrior” O'Reilly, who chided Dean over Book of Job misidentification, says Revelation “was written -- what? Five thousand years ago?”

11/16/07 5:02 PM EST

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CNN suggested Dems' support for writers' strike compromised by media moguls' money

CNN pledges no Dem “gotchas” in Republican YouTube debate -- so why did CNN allow partisan “gotchas” in Dem debate?

ABC's Nightline walks away from Iraq

Contrary to researchers' views, Hume touted stem-cell breakthrough as “virtually eliminat[ing]” debate

Kornblut claimed Clinton change in rhetoric on health care plan, but offered no evidence

Wash. Post's Hiatt distorted Obama's education remarks, touted McCain's “principles”

Who will take away their license to kill?

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”

Caplis claimed that in referring to the political party, “Democrat” is grammatically correct

Columnist Green falsely asserted that Dem debate “ignored” so-called “leading issue for the 2008 elections”: immigration

Reliable Sources guest dismissed criticism of Russert debate questions, but Kurtz still hasn't noted questions based on false information

CNN ignored McCain's missed vote while highlighting Obama's missed vote

AP reported McCain “didn't embrace the [bitch] epithet” not that he called the question “excellent”

“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

Politico's Simon on Clinton: “The (rhymes with rich) is back.”

LA Times claimed Obama was “less than definitive” on human rights vs. national security, but omitted his specific statements

“Culture Warrior” O'Reilly, who chided Dean over Book of Job misidentification, says Revelation “was written -- what? Five thousand years ago?”

Newsmax's Michael Savage says “tech titans” paid for Trump's White House ballroom, “and in return, they got H1-B visas for lower paid workers”

Cada Tarde host says Trump's deportations have been carried out “in such a way that is even racist”

Fox Business host questions concerns over affordability

Newsmax's Michael Savage: “The American worker right now is hurting badly. ... Prices are too high, inflation is too high, jobs are not here for the people who work for them, and they're being shafted primarily in the tech industry.”

Nick Fuentes on his America First movement: “We’re looking to fundamentally replace the GOP”