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Kurtz: “Can it be almost Orwellian for us to adopt the preferred language of the Bush administration, which is, these were just enhanced interrogation techniques?”

04/26/09 11:51 AM EDT
Would somebody please explain “cause and effect” to David Broder?

04/26/09 10:08 AM EDT
Hannity: “The only thing I could think of that would be torture is maybe to put on MSNBC all night long”

04/24/09 9:47 PM EDT
O'Reilly claims ACLU, MoveOn, NY Times "couldn't care less about America

04/24/09 9:01 PM EDT
NRO's Hemingway gets history wrong in accusing Begala of botching facts

04/24/09 8:43 PM EDT
Krauthammer calls possible torture prosecutions “banana republic politics... as is happening in Hugo Chavez's land-- Obama's new pal”

04/24/09 8:40 PM EDT
CNN's Rollins points out that KSM “wasn't even in custody when the plan to attack Los Angeles was thwarted”

04/24/09 8:22 PM EDT
Media Matters: Torture, handshakes, and Pulitzers, oh my!

04/24/09 8:13 PM EDT
Matthews and Turley debate whether torture prosecutions would make America a “banana republic”

04/24/09 8:11 PM EDT
Limbaugh sub on SCOTUS cameras: People could see when “Kennedy goes wacky or Ruth Bader Ginsburg, you know, invokes foreign law or they start making up stuff”

04/24/09 4:34 PM EDT
Gaps in the Right's “banana republic” rhetoric

04/24/09 4:28 PM EDT
Suddenly pundits don't want to hold previous (read: GOP) administrations accountable?

04/24/09 1:10 PM EDT
CQ, AP ignore Boehner's use of “torture” to describe techniques

04/24/09 12:18 PM EDT
Discussing torture memos, Scarborough suggests there wasn't an investigation of Clinton's response to terrorism, Gregory points out “there was the 9/11 Commission that absolutely looked back” at Clinton administration

04/24/09 9:00 AM EDT
Brzezinski claims that “no matter what” Republicans win on torture debate because “it plays into fear”

04/24/09 8:34 AM EDT
While “not drawing an exact parallel” to McCarthyism, Scarborough claims Democrats are “overreaching” in torture investigations, much like GOP did “in 1953”

04/24/09 7:38 AM EDT
O'Reilly jokes, “I think we'll [waterboard Henican] tomorrow during the Beck segment”

04/23/09 10:20 PM EDT
Conservative media claim prosecution of Bush administration officials will turn U.S. into “banana republic”

04/23/09 9:03 PM EDT

Kurtz: “Can it be almost Orwellian for us to adopt the preferred language of the Bush administration, which is, these were just enhanced interrogation techniques?”

Would somebody please explain “cause and effect” to David Broder?

Hannity: “The only thing I could think of that would be torture is maybe to put on MSNBC all night long”

O'Reilly claims ACLU, MoveOn, NY Times "couldn't care less about America

NRO's Hemingway gets history wrong in accusing Begala of botching facts

Krauthammer calls possible torture prosecutions “banana republic politics... as is happening in Hugo Chavez's land-- Obama's new pal”

CNN's Rollins points out that KSM “wasn't even in custody when the plan to attack Los Angeles was thwarted”

Media Matters: Torture, handshakes, and Pulitzers, oh my!

Matthews and Turley debate whether torture prosecutions would make America a “banana republic”

Limbaugh sub on SCOTUS cameras: People could see when “Kennedy goes wacky or Ruth Bader Ginsburg, you know, invokes foreign law or they start making up stuff”

Gaps in the Right's “banana republic” rhetoric

Suddenly pundits don't want to hold previous (read: GOP) administrations accountable?

CQ, AP ignore Boehner's use of “torture” to describe techniques

Discussing torture memos, Scarborough suggests there wasn't an investigation of Clinton's response to terrorism, Gregory points out “there was the 9/11 Commission that absolutely looked back” at Clinton administration

Brzezinski claims that “no matter what” Republicans win on torture debate because “it plays into fear”

While “not drawing an exact parallel” to McCarthyism, Scarborough claims Democrats are “overreaching” in torture investigations, much like GOP did “in 1953”

O'Reilly jokes, “I think we'll [waterboard Henican] tomorrow during the Beck segment”

Conservative media claim prosecution of Bush administration officials will turn U.S. into “banana republic”

Fox hosts have absolutely no idea how this Gitmo prison is going to work, but they love it

“Consoler-in-chief”: Fox News panel gushes over press conference during which Trump linked diversity to deadly aircraft collision

Fox News praises Trump's presser where he used plane crash to rant about DEI: “Think about how quickly we received tangible answers”

CNN aviation correspondent on Trump's plane crash presser: “It is just unhinged that he could even say with any sort of certainty that diversity, equity, and inclusion policies had any part to play”

One Fox contributor called out RFK Jr.’s “lifetime spreading misinformation.” Fox's evening lineup then gushed over him.