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Reporting McCain's call for more troops in Iraq, LA Times, Wash. Post didn't mention Abizaid's criticisms

11/20/06 7:41 PM EST
CBS owes Ed Bradley an apology

11/20/06 3:04 PM EST
Media stressed that Clinton had avoided Vietnam service when he visited there, but ignored Bush's military service in reporting on his first visit

11/17/06 7:57 PM EST
“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

11/17/06 6:42 PM EST
NPR's Liasson touted McCain's “maverick conservatism,” bipartisanship as “what voters are looking for now,” ignoring voters' rejection of his view on Iraq

11/17/06 5:21 PM EST
Slacker Friday: Ground Control to Major Miltie ...

11/17/06 2:05 PM EST
ABC VP presented with “Freedom of Expression Award” at right-wing film festival for her role in pushing The Path to 9/11

11/16/06 5:01 PM EST
ABC's World News omitted Abizaid's rebuttal of McCain's criticism on troop levels

11/16/06 3:59 PM EST
O'Reilly denied being “prejudice[d] in any way shape or form,” then acknowledged he “form[s] assumptions based on appearance”

11/16/06 2:19 PM EST
Tucker Carlson on Bush's 1976 DUI arrest: "[I]t's not like he was wasted"

11/15/06 3:52 PM EST
Although “San Francisco liberal” label is much more common, Pinkerton claimed media “spin” Pelosi as “moderate grandmother ... from Baltimore”

11/15/06 1:52 PM EST
Media Matters review: Scant media coverage of conservative blogger's arrest for anthrax scare, score of reports on liberal blogger's run-in with Allen campaign

11/14/06 7:34 PM EST
NY Times, Blitzer touted McCain's plan to send 20,000 more troops to Iraq, but failed to question idea's feasibility

11/14/06 4:20 PM EST
Kurtz continuing pattern of using questions to advance GOP talking points and suggest “liberal media bias”

11/14/06 3:41 PM EST
The Karl Rove crush

11/14/06 12:39 PM EST
Russert claimed Reid and Pelosi “declined” Meet the Press “invitations,” but he apparently asked no other Democrats

11/13/06 1:38 PM EST
Wash. Post editorial acknowledged Republicans dominated in “negative campaigning” but said it was “because they were the ones on the defensive”

11/09/06 8:55 PM EST
Bush acknowledged he lied about Rumsfeld, but media refused to call him on it

11/09/06 8:23 PM EST

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Reporting McCain's call for more troops in Iraq, LA Times, Wash. Post didn't mention Abizaid's criticisms

CBS owes Ed Bradley an apology

Media stressed that Clinton had avoided Vietnam service when he visited there, but ignored Bush's military service in reporting on his first visit

“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

NPR's Liasson touted McCain's “maverick conservatism,” bipartisanship as “what voters are looking for now,” ignoring voters' rejection of his view on Iraq

Slacker Friday: Ground Control to Major Miltie ...

ABC VP presented with “Freedom of Expression Award” at right-wing film festival for her role in pushing The Path to 9/11

ABC's World News omitted Abizaid's rebuttal of McCain's criticism on troop levels

O'Reilly denied being “prejudice[d] in any way shape or form,” then acknowledged he “form[s] assumptions based on appearance”

Tucker Carlson on Bush's 1976 DUI arrest: "[I]t's not like he was wasted"

Although “San Francisco liberal” label is much more common, Pinkerton claimed media “spin” Pelosi as “moderate grandmother ... from Baltimore”

Media Matters review: Scant media coverage of conservative blogger's arrest for anthrax scare, score of reports on liberal blogger's run-in with Allen campaign

NY Times, Blitzer touted McCain's plan to send 20,000 more troops to Iraq, but failed to question idea's feasibility

Kurtz continuing pattern of using questions to advance GOP talking points and suggest “liberal media bias”

The Karl Rove crush

Russert claimed Reid and Pelosi “declined” Meet the Press “invitations,” but he apparently asked no other Democrats

Wash. Post editorial acknowledged Republicans dominated in “negative campaigning” but said it was “because they were the ones on the defensive”

Bush acknowledged he lied about Rumsfeld, but media refused to call him on it

Jesse Watters instructs his viewers to “don't take the bait” on the Epstein story

PBD panelist on the Epstein story: It seems like the Trump administration is “covering it up”

Flagrant podcast harshly criticizes the Trump administration's handling of Epstein files

Charlie Kirk on Ghislaine Maxwell: “Maybe some kind of a deal could be reached for information. We will see.”

Newsmax's Greg Kelly on Ghislaine Maxwell: “She just might be a victim. She just might be. There was a rush to judgment.”