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NY Times' Jehl mischaracterized Democratic objections to Bush surveillance program

12/23/05 3:15 PM EST
Fox's Angle distorted Rep. Harman's statements on warrantless spy program

12/22/05 6:51 PM EST
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
Coulter: "[T]he government should be spying on all Arabs, engaging in torture as a televised spectator sport, dropping daisy cutters wantonly throughout the Middle East and sending liberals to Guantanamo"

12/22/05 1:09 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
NBC's Mitchell framed domestic spying as a choice between civil liberties and safety

12/21/05 1:12 PM EST
Media mischaracterize as partisan issues that don't fall neatly along party lines

12/20/05 6:54 PM EST
CNN anchor Pilgrim: Democratic opposition to Bush's domestic spying “a fairly risky move given that any day there could be another attack”

12/20/05 6:02 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
NY Times distorted Democratic position on Homeland Security legislation

12/19/05 6:44 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
Editorial boards criticize secret wiretapping authorized by Bush

12/19/05 5:07 PM EST
Couric pitted constitutional scholars versus “Americans” who “don't want another September 11”

12/19/05 1:25 PM EST

NY Times' Jehl mischaracterized Democratic objections to Bush surveillance program

Fox's Angle distorted Rep. Harman's statements on warrantless spy program

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

Coulter: "[T]he government should be spying on all Arabs, engaging in torture as a televised spectator sport, dropping daisy cutters wantonly throughout the Middle East and sending liberals to Guantanamo"

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

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

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

CNN anchor Pilgrim: Democratic opposition to Bush's domestic spying “a fairly risky move given that any day there could be another attack”

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

NY Times distorted Democratic position on Homeland Security legislation

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

Russert allowed Rice to deflect eavesdropping questions

Editorial boards criticize secret wiretapping authorized by Bush

Couric pitted constitutional scholars versus “Americans” who “don't want another September 11”

Jesse Watters attacks LGBT Americans for purchasing guns

Zuckerberg and Meta are done pretending to care about mitigating the harms their platforms cause

Fox News host calls for an American invasion of Canada: “I want to quench my imperialist thirst”

MAGA media are clashing with each other on the issue of H-1B visas

Charlie Kirk guest host: “Nobody really understands legally if Greenland has any right to Greenland”