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CNN's King reported that Giuliani “supports the constitutional right” to abortion without noting that he said "[i]t would be OK to repeal" Roe v. Wade

11/27/07 3:59 PM EST
Wash. Post's Hiatt distorted Obama's education remarks, touted McCain's “principles”

11/26/07 4:22 PM EST
Dick Morris vouches for Novak: “He's never proven wrong. He's always right”

11/20/07 9:41 PM EST
Ad placed on NRO for book on Bush “imperial presidency” falsely suggests it forecasts Hillary Clinton as “the most powerful president in American history”

11/20/07 6:40 PM EST
NY Times ID'd former Republican aides attacking Senate rules in op-ed only as “lawyers and former Congressional aides”

11/20/07 1:58 PM EST
Stephanopoulos, Politico allowed Thompson's claims about his abortion record to go unchallenged

11/19/07 5:57 PM EST
“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

11/16/07 8:05 PM EST
NBC's Miklaszewski minimized House waterboarding prohibition as “poke in the eye of the administration”

11/16/07 7:53 PM EST
KHOW's Caplis asserted later-term abortions are “completely legal ... in all 50 states”

11/16/07 7:30 PM EST
CNN, Chicago Tribune uncritically reported Hastert's claim that he “tried [his] best” to restore “civility”

11/16/07 5:51 PM EST
Slacker Friday

11/16/07 2:00 PM EST
Boyles continued his repetition of falsehoods about Ritter, Voorhis case

11/15/07 9:18 PM EST
“Gunny” Bob called nonprofit Planned Parenthood a “for-profit organization”

11/15/07 6:47 PM EST
On O'Reilly, Newsmax's Kessler misrepresented Obama and Clinton vote on FISA, Edwards statement on “global war on terror”

11/14/07 3:34 PM EST
BBC's Kay said “values voters” can “take a gamble with Giuliani” because Supreme Court is already conservative

11/11/07 3:40 PM EST
Media fail to question Giuliani on Robertson's controversial remarks

11/09/07 5:42 PM EST
Wash. Post's Kornblut claimed that at debate, Hillary Clinton “seemed to contradict” Bill Clinton letter on presidential records -- but it was Russert who misrepresented letter

11/09/07 3:22 PM EST
Boyles made fact-free remarks about Voorhis case development

11/08/07 9:26 PM EST

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CNN's King reported that Giuliani “supports the constitutional right” to abortion without noting that he said "[i]t would be OK to repeal" Roe v. Wade

Wash. Post's Hiatt distorted Obama's education remarks, touted McCain's “principles”

Dick Morris vouches for Novak: “He's never proven wrong. He's always right”

Ad placed on NRO for book on Bush “imperial presidency” falsely suggests it forecasts Hillary Clinton as “the most powerful president in American history”

NY Times ID'd former Republican aides attacking Senate rules in op-ed only as “lawyers and former Congressional aides”

Stephanopoulos, Politico allowed Thompson's claims about his abortion record to go unchallenged

“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

NBC's Miklaszewski minimized House waterboarding prohibition as “poke in the eye of the administration”

KHOW's Caplis asserted later-term abortions are “completely legal ... in all 50 states”

CNN, Chicago Tribune uncritically reported Hastert's claim that he “tried [his] best” to restore “civility”

Slacker Friday

Boyles continued his repetition of falsehoods about Ritter, Voorhis case

“Gunny” Bob called nonprofit Planned Parenthood a “for-profit organization”

On O'Reilly, Newsmax's Kessler misrepresented Obama and Clinton vote on FISA, Edwards statement on “global war on terror”

BBC's Kay said “values voters” can “take a gamble with Giuliani” because Supreme Court is already conservative

Media fail to question Giuliani on Robertson's controversial remarks

Wash. Post's Kornblut claimed that at debate, Hillary Clinton “seemed to contradict” Bill Clinton letter on presidential records -- but it was Russert who misrepresented letter

Boyles made fact-free remarks about Voorhis case development

Fox Business correspondent: “Let's be real clear here. Tariffs cost. They're a tax. That tax often gets passed on to consumers.”

Angelo Carusone on MSNBC's Deadline: White House: “We’re at the beginning stages of a massive transformation of and a closure of and a reduction in civic spaces”

Joe Rogan criticizes the Trump administration over Epstein cell video: “Do you think we're babies?”

Charlie Kirk's executive producer: “What is an American? .... Just by stats, by history, yeah, white probably helps be an American.”

MAGA media praise Trump’s tariffs and trade deal with Japan that hurt the US auto industry