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CBS' Attkisson adopted GOP term “death tax” while reporting on the estate tax

11/13/06 2:21 PM EST
Will media acknowledge they were too credulous in touting Rove's pre-election optimism?

11/09/06 8:10 PM EST
NY Post op-ed cherry-picks polling to suggest McCain and Giuliani would “trounc[e] Democratic frontrunner Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton” in 2008

11/09/06 5:49 PM EST
“Closing in”: The life and death of a Beauprez media myth

11/09/06 5:09 PM EST
Post-mortem potpourri (plus the Altercation Book Club)

11/09/06 1:38 PM EST
Wash. Times reported McCain “gain[ed] political capital in elections,” but offered no explanation

11/08/06 5:12 PM EST
Fox & Friends crew ignored Cheney, Bush unpopularity as reasons they're not appearing with candidates

11/06/06 8:20 PM EST
Post uncritically reported Bush's suggestion that without a GOP Congress, “parents will pay $500 more per child”

11/06/06 7:07 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
Juan Williams on public telling pollsters it favors Democrats on taxes: "[T]o me, that's crazy"

11/05/06 3:11 PM EST
Rocky reported Cheney's attacks on Democrats but included no Democratic response

11/04/06 3:45 PM EST
Blitzer failed to ID Matalin as Allen campaign adviser, even as she claimed that Democrats are “not going to win” Virginia Senate race

11/04/06 2:52 PM EST
Matthews smeared Lamont; heaped praise on Santorum, Talent, and Kean; and pitched softballs to Card

11/04/06 11:07 AM EST
Top election falsehoods, myths, and talking points

11/03/06 9:05 PM EST
CNN's Malveaux baselessly claimed host of southern and western states are “friendly territory” for Bush

11/03/06 7:32 PM EST
NPR's Liasson, Slate's Dickerson, Time's Cox all downplayed Haggard's significance

11/03/06 7:13 PM EST
NPR's Liasson, Slate's Dickerson, Time's Cox all downplayed Haggard's significance

11/03/06 6:43 PM EST
Despite poll showing Ritter 22 points ahead, Coloradoan reported “recent polls suggest” Beauprez “could be” closing in

11/03/06 6:27 PM EST

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CBS' Attkisson adopted GOP term “death tax” while reporting on the estate tax

Will media acknowledge they were too credulous in touting Rove's pre-election optimism?

NY Post op-ed cherry-picks polling to suggest McCain and Giuliani would “trounc[e] Democratic frontrunner Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton” in 2008

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

Post-mortem potpourri (plus the Altercation Book Club)

Wash. Times reported McCain “gain[ed] political capital in elections,” but offered no explanation

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

Post uncritically reported Bush's suggestion that without a GOP Congress, “parents will pay $500 more per child”

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

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

Rocky reported Cheney's attacks on Democrats but included no Democratic response

Blitzer failed to ID Matalin as Allen campaign adviser, even as she claimed that Democrats are “not going to win” Virginia Senate race

Matthews smeared Lamont; heaped praise on Santorum, Talent, and Kean; and pitched softballs to Card

Top election falsehoods, myths, and talking points

CNN's Malveaux baselessly claimed host of southern and western states are “friendly territory” for Bush

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

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

Despite poll showing Ritter 22 points ahead, Coloradoan reported “recent polls suggest” Beauprez “could be” closing in

Fox guest rebukes President Trump: Food prices are up, own it

Newsmax host: “Young women in this country have become a very scary demographic”

Fox News’ Raymond Arroyo suggests Zohran Mamdani will begin quoting Mohamed Atta

Laura Ingraham says Zohran Mamdani only appeals to voters who “resent American history and our way of life”

Citing VDare, Daily Wire's Matt Walsh discusses declining white population in New York City over the last century: “Those changes have not been positive”