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KFKA's Oliver, KOA's Brauchler made distortions about Ritter's executive order on employee partnerships

11/09/07 6:47 PM EST
Savage: "[L]oving, kind lesbian" is “the type that stuffed ovens in Hitler's concentration camps”

11/09/07 5:59 PM EST
Noting Robertson's endorsement of Giuliani, KOA's Morning News failed to mention Christian leader's controversial history

11/09/07 5:53 PM EST
Media fail to question Giuliani on Robertson's controversial remarks

11/09/07 5:42 PM EST
Tapper did not challenge Giuliani's claim that he did not “get[] the information” about Kerik

11/09/07 4:25 PM EST
Return of the “rookie mistake”: Politico's Hearn blamed Obama for “flag flap”

11/09/07 2:38 PM EST
Boyles made fact-free remarks about Voorhis case development

11/08/07 9:26 PM EST
On Hannity's radio show, Willey contradicted her book's account of whether Shearer was said to have “ironclad” alibi

11/08/07 8:10 PM EST
KOA guest host Brauchler distorted Hickenlooper's position on pot initiative

11/08/07 6:25 PM EST
Today report on possible Kerik indictment included no mention of Giuliani

11/08/07 4:09 PM EST
Fox 31 reported Robertson's endorsement of Giuliani, but failed to mention Christian leader's numerous controversial remarks

11/08/07 3:14 PM EST
On KOA, Caldara let Owens attack Ritter with misleading statements about Owens' 2001 payroll deductions order

11/07/07 8:59 PM EST
Caplis distorted facts of state computer debacle, while Silverman questioned its relevance to Ritter's executive order

11/07/07 8:53 PM EST
Announcing Robertson's endorsement of Giuliani, MSNBC failed to note Robertson's numerous controversial remarks

11/07/07 6:24 PM EST
Caldara again promoted anti-union campaign on KOA without disclosing his organization's sponsorship

11/07/07 5:29 PM EST
Willey rehashes Vince Foster conspiracy theories, draws parallels to her husband's death, Hsu's attempted suicide

11/06/07 8:07 PM EST
On election eve, Caldara touted ballot issues on KOA without disclosing his organization is sponsoring them

11/06/07 6:11 PM EST
MSNBC's Carlson suggested women may be “so sensible, they don't want to get involved in something as stupid as politics”

11/06/07 5:23 PM EST

KFKA's Oliver, KOA's Brauchler made distortions about Ritter's executive order on employee partnerships

Savage: "[L]oving, kind lesbian" is “the type that stuffed ovens in Hitler's concentration camps”

Noting Robertson's endorsement of Giuliani, KOA's Morning News failed to mention Christian leader's controversial history

Media fail to question Giuliani on Robertson's controversial remarks

Tapper did not challenge Giuliani's claim that he did not “get[] the information” about Kerik

Return of the “rookie mistake”: Politico's Hearn blamed Obama for “flag flap”

Boyles made fact-free remarks about Voorhis case development

On Hannity's radio show, Willey contradicted her book's account of whether Shearer was said to have “ironclad” alibi

KOA guest host Brauchler distorted Hickenlooper's position on pot initiative

Today report on possible Kerik indictment included no mention of Giuliani

Fox 31 reported Robertson's endorsement of Giuliani, but failed to mention Christian leader's numerous controversial remarks

On KOA, Caldara let Owens attack Ritter with misleading statements about Owens' 2001 payroll deductions order

Caplis distorted facts of state computer debacle, while Silverman questioned its relevance to Ritter's executive order

Announcing Robertson's endorsement of Giuliani, MSNBC failed to note Robertson's numerous controversial remarks

Caldara again promoted anti-union campaign on KOA without disclosing his organization's sponsorship

Willey rehashes Vince Foster conspiracy theories, draws parallels to her husband's death, Hsu's attempted suicide

On election eve, Caldara touted ballot issues on KOA without disclosing his organization is sponsoring them

MSNBC's Carlson suggested women may be “so sensible, they don't want to get involved in something as stupid as politics”

On MSNBC, Angelo Carusone discusses how right-wing media leaning on “more bloodthirst and more cruelty” in SNAP coverage

Podcaster Tim Dillon: “The Republican Party's become a cult of personality”

Matt Walsh discusses SNAP: “There are a lot of people who, rather than get a job, would prefer to rob grocery stores and the people shopping inside them”

Of course Tucker Carlson is promoting Nick Fuentes

Ben Shapiro attacks Steve Bannon for floating a “really stupid” notion of a third Trump term: “Steve Bannon is a grifter”