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NPR's Liasson opines again, despite ombudsman admonishment: in exchanges with Bush like Helen Thomas's “the press corps generally loses”

03/23/06 12:33 PM EST
In fourth recent distortion of Democratic statements, Special Report misrepresented Sen. Salazar on Iraq

03/23/06 12:18 PM EST
Cavuto interviewed Interior secretary Norton; didn't ask about her resignation

03/22/06 6:57 PM EST
Kurtz: Thomas's question at press conference allowed Bush “to show the country that he's up against a left-wing press corps”

03/22/06 6:52 PM EST
Despite his numerous appearances on NBC's Today, O'Reilly labeled NBC “the most anti-Bush network”

03/22/06 6:09 PM EST
USA Today uncritically reported Bush's denial that he linked Iraq with 9-11 attacks

03/22/06 4:49 PM EST
O'Reilly accused the “heavily liberal” media of “looking to undermine” the Bush Administration “for their own ideological purposes”

03/22/06 4:47 PM EST
CNN's Collins: Is Bush getting his groove back?

03/22/06 4:21 PM EST
Podhoretz said Democrats calling Bush “incompetent” would turn off voters, ignored polls that say many voters already think Bush is “incompetent”

03/22/06 1:36 PM EST
Couric: Wal-Mart “is as American as mom and apple pie”

03/22/06 1:15 PM EST
Matthews: “We don't produce bad [economic] news on this show. ... We only put out good news here on the economy”

03/22/06 12:09 PM EST
NBC's O'Donnell uncritically reported misleading Bush statement that “I was very careful never to say that Saddam Hussein ordered the attacks on America”

03/22/06 10:26 AM EST
Hume, Krauthammer misrepresented poll numbers to falsely suggest widespread support for warrantless wiretapping

03/21/06 5:56 PM EST
NY Times, Fox News, and NPR reported Bush's Tal Afar assessment as fact

03/21/06 4:53 PM EST
Cameron reported Bush claim that Iran sent IEDs to Iraq, omitted that Gen. Pace said U.S. has no proof

03/21/06 4:48 PM EST
O'Reilly on ban of Irish lesbian and gay group from NYC St. Patrick's Day parade: “I don't want these people intruding on a parade where little children are ... watching”

03/21/06 4:25 PM EST
Russert failed to note Pentagon's apparent role in Swarmer “hype”

03/21/06 3:55 PM EST
Now they tell us: AP exposed Bush's use of straw man arguments after years of uncritically reporting them

03/21/06 2:47 PM EST

NPR's Liasson opines again, despite ombudsman admonishment: in exchanges with Bush like Helen Thomas's “the press corps generally loses”

In fourth recent distortion of Democratic statements, Special Report misrepresented Sen. Salazar on Iraq

Cavuto interviewed Interior secretary Norton; didn't ask about her resignation

Kurtz: Thomas's question at press conference allowed Bush “to show the country that he's up against a left-wing press corps”

Despite his numerous appearances on NBC's Today, O'Reilly labeled NBC “the most anti-Bush network”

USA Today uncritically reported Bush's denial that he linked Iraq with 9-11 attacks

O'Reilly accused the “heavily liberal” media of “looking to undermine” the Bush Administration “for their own ideological purposes”

CNN's Collins: Is Bush getting his groove back?

Podhoretz said Democrats calling Bush “incompetent” would turn off voters, ignored polls that say many voters already think Bush is “incompetent”

Couric: Wal-Mart “is as American as mom and apple pie”

Matthews: “We don't produce bad [economic] news on this show. ... We only put out good news here on the economy”

NBC's O'Donnell uncritically reported misleading Bush statement that “I was very careful never to say that Saddam Hussein ordered the attacks on America”

Hume, Krauthammer misrepresented poll numbers to falsely suggest widespread support for warrantless wiretapping

NY Times, Fox News, and NPR reported Bush's Tal Afar assessment as fact

Cameron reported Bush claim that Iran sent IEDs to Iraq, omitted that Gen. Pace said U.S. has no proof

O'Reilly on ban of Irish lesbian and gay group from NYC St. Patrick's Day parade: “I don't want these people intruding on a parade where little children are ... watching”

Russert failed to note Pentagon's apparent role in Swarmer “hype”

Now they tell us: AP exposed Bush's use of straw man arguments after years of uncritically reporting them

Fox contributor: “They have basically declared war on white people”

Listen to Angelo Carusone explain how Fox News is “picking all of our pockets” through cable carriage fees

Jesse Watters says Joe Biden is “sliding into authoritarianism”

Tucker Carlson: “Will any thinking person ever trust vaccines again?”

On YouTube, Steven Crowder encourages people to take up arms against protesters: “It’s not only your right. It needs to be encouraged”