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Blitzer said McCain “knows what negative campaigning is” because “he was the victim” of it -- but he was also the perpetrator

03/10/08 8:13 PM EDT
The press will torment Obama, too

02/28/08 2:29 PM EST
Brooks' advice to Obama, “Go visit a factory for once”; but Obama spoke at a General Motors plant days earlier

02/17/08 1:24 PM EST
Ignoring pattern of politically expedient reversals, NBC's Gregory claimed McCain “is not going to pander to the right”

02/13/08 6:45 PM EST
NBC's Gregory spread McCain's false claim that Romney “disparage[d] the service and courage” of WWII vet Bob Dole

02/06/08 7:52 PM EST
Scarborough: Clinton campaign is “at war against African-Americans, and now they are at war against the Democratic Party”

01/27/08 6:55 PM EST
MSNBC's Scarborough falsely suggested Clinton congratulated Obama only by “paper statement”

01/27/08 6:07 PM EST
Matthews suggested his Clinton comment was an aberration, but he's been making similar remarks for years

01/18/08 9:12 PM EST
MSNBC's Robach, Witt aired McCain ad attacking “Woodstock Concert Museum” earmark, but didn't note his missed vote

01/17/08 2:33 PM EST
Russert misrepresented Dems' Iraq statements to suggest shift in “emphasis” from previous debate

01/16/08 9:34 PM EST
Media fawn over John McCain while covering NH primary

01/09/08 4:18 PM EST
NBC's Nightly News repeatedly noted Huckabee's upcoming appearance on Tonight Show without reporting he crossed picket line

01/03/08 6:27 PM EST
Luntz and NBC's Gregory omitted context in dubbing Giuliani and McCain attacks among “the year's best quotes”

01/02/08 9:26 PM EST
Kurtz asserted little media attention to Wash. Post report on Obama's PAC, but he omitted reported problem with article

12/19/07 7:05 PM EST
Matthews, repeatedly using “cocaine,” falsely asserted Clinton strategist “raised drugs”

12/17/07 5:41 PM EST
NBC's Gregory, Lauer didn't challenge Romney's claims on religious test

12/12/07 8:39 PM EST
Matthews and guests lauded Romney's “Faith in America” speech, ignored attack on “secularism”

12/09/07 4:55 PM EST
Glenn Beck guest: “Believe it or not, tax cuts bring in revenue” -- several Bush economists don't believe it

11/16/07 2:53 PM EST

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Blitzer said McCain “knows what negative campaigning is” because “he was the victim” of it -- but he was also the perpetrator

The press will torment Obama, too

Brooks' advice to Obama, “Go visit a factory for once”; but Obama spoke at a General Motors plant days earlier

Ignoring pattern of politically expedient reversals, NBC's Gregory claimed McCain “is not going to pander to the right”

NBC's Gregory spread McCain's false claim that Romney “disparage[d] the service and courage” of WWII vet Bob Dole

Scarborough: Clinton campaign is “at war against African-Americans, and now they are at war against the Democratic Party”

MSNBC's Scarborough falsely suggested Clinton congratulated Obama only by “paper statement”

Matthews suggested his Clinton comment was an aberration, but he's been making similar remarks for years

MSNBC's Robach, Witt aired McCain ad attacking “Woodstock Concert Museum” earmark, but didn't note his missed vote

Russert misrepresented Dems' Iraq statements to suggest shift in “emphasis” from previous debate

Media fawn over John McCain while covering NH primary

NBC's Nightly News repeatedly noted Huckabee's upcoming appearance on Tonight Show without reporting he crossed picket line

Luntz and NBC's Gregory omitted context in dubbing Giuliani and McCain attacks among “the year's best quotes”

Kurtz asserted little media attention to Wash. Post report on Obama's PAC, but he omitted reported problem with article

Matthews, repeatedly using “cocaine,” falsely asserted Clinton strategist “raised drugs”

NBC's Gregory, Lauer didn't challenge Romney's claims on religious test

Matthews and guests lauded Romney's “Faith in America” speech, ignored attack on “secularism”

Glenn Beck guest: “Believe it or not, tax cuts bring in revenue” -- several Bush economists don't believe it

As Iran war drags on, right-wing media lash out at NATO and Iranians who haven’t overthrown their government

Media Matters weekly newsletter, March 20

Prime-time Fox shows gave less than a minute of airtime to the Pentagon’s $200 billion Iran funding request

Fox host: Arkansas restaurateurs who asked Gov. Sanders to leave are “culinary tyrants” exercising “Soviet hospitality”

Fox's John Roberts calls Trump's Pearl Harbor comment to the Japanese prime minister “a cheeky response to that that I think a lot of people are applauding”