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Toensing “called in” to CNN, falsely equated Clinton's searches in Ames case with Bush wiretapping

12/22/05 5:49 PM EST
Ex-Clinton official Schmidt's defense of warrantless wiretaps, cited by York and Angle, rife with inaccuracy, empty arguments, and unwarranted credulity

12/22/05 3:09 PM EST
USA Today failed to properly identify ACLJ as conservative Christian legal group

12/21/05 7:17 PM EST
In defense of secret wiretapping, Lowry falsely claimed that Gorelick testimony proved Clinton asserted “the same authority” as Bush

12/21/05 6:16 PM EST
Media conservatives wrongly claimed provisions in FISA authorized Bush's domestic spying

12/21/05 6:11 PM EST
Kessler dismissed “paranoid conspiracy theories” that military recently spied on anti-war groups; missed NBC report on leaked Pentagon database

12/21/05 5:56 PM EST
MSNBC's Morales on intelligent design ruling: a “clash between faith and evolution”

12/21/05 1:42 PM EST
NBC's Mitchell framed domestic spying as a choice between civil liberties and safety

12/21/05 1:12 PM EST
CNN, Fox tout ABC/ Post poll showing increase in Bush approval ratings, ignore own polls showing no improvement or a decrease

12/21/05 11:53 AM EST
Media mischaracterize as partisan issues that don't fall neatly along party lines

12/20/05 6:54 PM EST
LA Times, AP, Fox News failed to challenge Bush claim that timeliness necessitated secret wiretapping program

12/20/05 4:27 PM EST
Playing softball: White House press corps repeatedly failed to challenge Bush at press conference

12/20/05 3:45 PM EST
Special Report pundits created false justification for Bush administration's domestic spying operation

12/19/05 6:27 PM EST
Russert allowed Rice to deflect eavesdropping questions

12/19/05 5:30 PM EST
Robertson claimed “evolutionists worship atheism,” evolutionary theory a “cultish religion”

12/19/05 5:16 PM EST
Editorial boards criticize secret wiretapping authorized by Bush

12/19/05 5:07 PM EST
Matthews did not challenge Sen. Bond's Iraq intelligence misinformation

12/19/05 2:05 PM EST
ABC's Vargas misquoted Bush taking responsibility for faulty Iraq intelligence

12/19/05 11:28 AM EST

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Toensing “called in” to CNN, falsely equated Clinton's searches in Ames case with Bush wiretapping

Ex-Clinton official Schmidt's defense of warrantless wiretaps, cited by York and Angle, rife with inaccuracy, empty arguments, and unwarranted credulity

USA Today failed to properly identify ACLJ as conservative Christian legal group

In defense of secret wiretapping, Lowry falsely claimed that Gorelick testimony proved Clinton asserted “the same authority” as Bush

Media conservatives wrongly claimed provisions in FISA authorized Bush's domestic spying

Kessler dismissed “paranoid conspiracy theories” that military recently spied on anti-war groups; missed NBC report on leaked Pentagon database

MSNBC's Morales on intelligent design ruling: a “clash between faith and evolution”

NBC's Mitchell framed domestic spying as a choice between civil liberties and safety

CNN, Fox tout ABC/ Post poll showing increase in Bush approval ratings, ignore own polls showing no improvement or a decrease

Media mischaracterize as partisan issues that don't fall neatly along party lines

LA Times, AP, Fox News failed to challenge Bush claim that timeliness necessitated secret wiretapping program

Playing softball: White House press corps repeatedly failed to challenge Bush at press conference

Special Report pundits created false justification for Bush administration's domestic spying operation

Russert allowed Rice to deflect eavesdropping questions

Robertson claimed “evolutionists worship atheism,” evolutionary theory a “cultish religion”

Editorial boards criticize secret wiretapping authorized by Bush

Matthews did not challenge Sen. Bond's Iraq intelligence misinformation

ABC's Vargas misquoted Bush taking responsibility for faulty Iraq intelligence

Fox News no longer cares about energy sector job losses

Ben Shapiro warns of “a deep state inside the Trump administration”

Matt Walsh reacts to Democratic primary for mayor in NYC: “We've rolled out the red carpet for foreign nationals who are gonna destroy us from within”

Charlie Kirk says it “doesn't feel right” for London and New York City to have Muslim mayors

Speaker Mike Johnson’s Medicaid lie to Fox & Friends’ audience unraveled. The hosts don’t care.