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Hannity accused “Kool-Aid” drinking “Clinton supporters” of having “defended the indefensible”; what about Hannity?

03/13/06 11:11 AM EST
Gibson declared: “Hats off to President Bush for not getting too stubborn over this [port] deal”

03/13/06 9:36 AM EST
NY Post's Peters asserted that Iraqi army “calmed” recent violence, a claim contradicted by news reports

03/13/06 9:29 AM EST
“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

03/10/06 8:05 PM EST
Matthews claimed Hillary Clinton's voter data operation “just like” NSA's warrantless domestic spying

03/10/06 5:44 PM EST
Cavuto didn't ask about indictment during DeLay interview

03/10/06 5:31 PM EST
Wall Street Journal cast Frist as Bush opponent on ports deal, ignored his later flip-flop

03/10/06 4:33 PM EST
O'Donnell falsely suggested Schumer advocates “legislation to stop Arab ownership” of U.S. shipping terminals

03/10/06 3:35 PM EST
Media declare port issue over, ignore Democrats' longtime focus on port security

03/10/06 2:54 PM EST
O'Reilly: Blowing Iran “off the face of the earth ... would be the sane thing to do”

03/10/06 2:36 PM EST
Olbermann interviewed O'Reilly caller who was contacted by “Fox News security”

03/10/06 12:16 PM EST
WSJ editorial claimed GOP senators “mugg[ed]” White House in wiretapping agreement

03/10/06 11:22 AM EST
Ignoring facts, Barnes smeared DeLay challenger as “a carpetbagger” in a “working-class” Republican district

03/10/06 11:13 AM EST
Hume again embraced misleading AP “clarification” to absolve Bush for false levee claim

03/09/06 6:17 PM EST
Despite endorsing Coburn and Randall Terry, Dobson denied being “in favor of people who want to execute abortionists”

03/09/06 6:15 PM EST
CBS' Borger misrepresented Republican bill, claiming it “sets firm new limits” on warrantless spying

03/09/06 3:21 PM EST
Coulter on the issue of AIDS: Hollywood “got caught with its pants down” and “got it right in the end”

03/09/06 12:59 PM EST
Family Research Council's Perkins claimed “the majority of Americans identify themselves as pro-life”; polls show otherwise

03/08/06 1:54 PM EST

Hannity accused “Kool-Aid” drinking “Clinton supporters” of having “defended the indefensible”; what about Hannity?

Gibson declared: “Hats off to President Bush for not getting too stubborn over this [port] deal”

NY Post's Peters asserted that Iraqi army “calmed” recent violence, a claim contradicted by news reports

“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

Matthews claimed Hillary Clinton's voter data operation “just like” NSA's warrantless domestic spying

Cavuto didn't ask about indictment during DeLay interview

Wall Street Journal cast Frist as Bush opponent on ports deal, ignored his later flip-flop

O'Donnell falsely suggested Schumer advocates “legislation to stop Arab ownership” of U.S. shipping terminals

Media declare port issue over, ignore Democrats' longtime focus on port security

O'Reilly: Blowing Iran “off the face of the earth ... would be the sane thing to do”

Olbermann interviewed O'Reilly caller who was contacted by “Fox News security”

WSJ editorial claimed GOP senators “mugg[ed]” White House in wiretapping agreement

Ignoring facts, Barnes smeared DeLay challenger as “a carpetbagger” in a “working-class” Republican district

Hume again embraced misleading AP “clarification” to absolve Bush for false levee claim

Despite endorsing Coburn and Randall Terry, Dobson denied being “in favor of people who want to execute abortionists”

CBS' Borger misrepresented Republican bill, claiming it “sets firm new limits” on warrantless spying

Coulter on the issue of AIDS: Hollywood “got caught with its pants down” and “got it right in the end”

Family Research Council's Perkins claimed “the majority of Americans identify themselves as pro-life”; polls show otherwise

Laura Ingraham says Democrats are pushing “the great racial reckoning” to increase their power over your thoughts

Tucker Carlson says in a “normal country” Black Lives Matter protesters would “be put down immediately by force”

Newest right-wing scandal: An FBI memo on how to report criminal threats — and not about “tracking parents”

Fox host attacks higher wages and blames government policy for increase in pay

Stop helping Chris Christie rehabilitate his image