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CBS4 reported on Republican presidential candidates, omitted Democrats

11/16/06 4:10 PM EST
Lowry falsely claimed poll shows most Americans support sending more troops to Iraq

11/16/06 9:53 AM EST
Although “San Francisco liberal” label is much more common, Pinkerton claimed media “spin” Pelosi as “moderate grandmother ... from Baltimore”

11/15/06 1:52 PM EST
Fox 31 reported Democratic opposition to Bolton, omitted Republican Chafee's opposition

11/14/06 3:55 PM EST
Kurtz continuing pattern of using questions to advance GOP talking points and suggest “liberal media bias”

11/14/06 3:41 PM EST
The Karl Rove crush

11/14/06 12:39 PM EST
Wallace allowed Bartlett to claim timing of Rumsfeld dismissal was not political, even while Bartlett cited political reasons for timing

11/13/06 4:45 PM EST
CBS' Attkisson adopted GOP term “death tax” while reporting on the estate tax

11/13/06 2:21 PM EST
Russert claimed Reid and Pelosi “declined” Meet the Press “invitations,” but he apparently asked no other Democrats

11/13/06 1:38 PM EST
Bush acknowledged he lied about Rumsfeld, but media refused to call him on it

11/09/06 8:23 PM EST
“Closing in”: The life and death of a Beauprez media myth

11/09/06 5:09 PM EST
Before midterms, media downplayed potential Dem gains in House and Senate, touting GOP's “formidable” and “stunning” get-out-the-vote campaign; will they revisit?

11/08/06 7:00 PM EST
Wash. Times reported McCain “gain[ed] political capital in elections,” but offered no explanation

11/08/06 5:12 PM EST
Ignoring widespread agreement on core issues, media suggested wins by “conservative Democrats” will cause intraparty strife

11/08/06 3:52 PM EST
Will Denver news stations investigate allegations of vote-suppression phone calls aimed at Latinos?

11/07/06 9:31 PM EST
Citing no specific polls, Fox 31 claimed Beauprez “has been able to narrow” Ritter's lead in “most” polls; 9News reported “Republican candidates gaining strength”

11/07/06 7:09 PM EST
Network evening newscasts selectively cited polls to claim GOP is “closing the gap”

11/06/06 9:35 PM EST
Fox & Friends crew ignored Cheney, Bush unpopularity as reasons they're not appearing with candidates

11/06/06 8:20 PM EST

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CBS4 reported on Republican presidential candidates, omitted Democrats

Lowry falsely claimed poll shows most Americans support sending more troops to Iraq

Although “San Francisco liberal” label is much more common, Pinkerton claimed media “spin” Pelosi as “moderate grandmother ... from Baltimore”

Fox 31 reported Democratic opposition to Bolton, omitted Republican Chafee's opposition

Kurtz continuing pattern of using questions to advance GOP talking points and suggest “liberal media bias”

The Karl Rove crush

Wallace allowed Bartlett to claim timing of Rumsfeld dismissal was not political, even while Bartlett cited political reasons for timing

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

Russert claimed Reid and Pelosi “declined” Meet the Press “invitations,” but he apparently asked no other Democrats

Bush acknowledged he lied about Rumsfeld, but media refused to call him on it

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

Before midterms, media downplayed potential Dem gains in House and Senate, touting GOP's “formidable” and “stunning” get-out-the-vote campaign; will they revisit?

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

Ignoring widespread agreement on core issues, media suggested wins by “conservative Democrats” will cause intraparty strife

Will Denver news stations investigate allegations of vote-suppression phone calls aimed at Latinos?

Citing no specific polls, Fox 31 claimed Beauprez “has been able to narrow” Ritter's lead in “most” polls; 9News reported “Republican candidates gaining strength”

Network evening newscasts selectively cited polls to claim GOP is “closing the gap”

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

Matt Walsh: “We need drug testing and weight testing for anyone receiving SNAP”

Ben Shapiro says it would be “borderline impeachable at best” for DOJ to give Trump $230 million

The split in the right over SNAP and food stamps: Some attack the program and its recipients, while others try to use cuts as a cudgel against Democrats

Mark Levin rebukes Steve Bannon's push for a third Trump term

Newsmax host says Gen. Mark Milley's actions were “like treason”: “He can be sentenced to death for that. I bet Milley's freaking out right now. And he should be.”