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Bush's repetition of 9-11 fallacy to justify NSA warrantless spying program presents media with another opportunity to challenge the claim

01/25/06 5:40 PM EST
Reporting on anti-abortion rights march, Wash. Post omitted contrary views, pro-Roe polling, march leader's reference to “feminist abortionists” as war criminals

01/25/06 1:52 PM EST
Will media report facts undermining Bush administration's “reasonable basis” defense of spy program's legality?

01/24/06 8:23 PM EST
CNN's Ensor baselessly reported that Senate wiretapping hearings will focus on changes to FISA

01/24/06 5:33 PM EST
Media repeated Hayden's unsubstantiated claim that warrantless spy program would have alerted U.S. to 9-11 threat

01/24/06 2:34 PM EST
Without acknowledging error, O'Reilly modified false Abramoff claim; attacked “organized terror” from “far-left websites”

01/24/06 1:18 PM EST
Media uncritically reported Rove's false claim that Democrats don't want to eavesdrop on Al Qaeda

01/23/06 6:00 PM EST
In interview with Ridge, CNN's Meserve ignored his 2005 admission that Bush administration pressured him to raise threat levels

01/23/06 11:10 AM EST
“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

01/20/06 8:22 PM EST
York repeated disputed claim that bin Laden warned U.S. states to vote against Bush

01/20/06 4:21 PM EST
Only on Fox: Cameron reported that "[e]ven the chairman of the national Democratic Party, Howard Dean, said the U.S. should never negotiate with terrorists"

01/20/06 12:58 PM EST
Boot repeated dubious claim that secret NSA program led to arrest of Iyman Faris

01/19/06 1:12 PM EST
ABC report on NSA spying lawsuits left out “legal scholar's” link to Bush White House, “significant role” in crafting post-9-11 anti-terrorism policies

01/18/06 7:20 PM EST
CBS News, LA Times , Wash. Post reported Bush's assertion of legal authority in wiretapping, ignored reports questioning his defense

01/13/06 10:47 AM EST
O'Reilly: “It's just a matter of time ... before we have to bomb” Iran

01/12/06 4:17 PM EST
Weekly Standard's Hayes falsely claimed polls show support for Bush on NSA spying

01/09/06 5:17 PM EST
Wash. Times, Matthews guest falsely suggested courts have upheld warrantless domestic surveillance

01/09/06 4:38 PM EST
Schmitt falsely claimed that Moussaoui, Wen Ho Lee cases prove that FISA has impeded terrorism probes

01/06/06 1:28 PM EST

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Bush's repetition of 9-11 fallacy to justify NSA warrantless spying program presents media with another opportunity to challenge the claim

Reporting on anti-abortion rights march, Wash. Post omitted contrary views, pro-Roe polling, march leader's reference to “feminist abortionists” as war criminals

Will media report facts undermining Bush administration's “reasonable basis” defense of spy program's legality?

CNN's Ensor baselessly reported that Senate wiretapping hearings will focus on changes to FISA

Media repeated Hayden's unsubstantiated claim that warrantless spy program would have alerted U.S. to 9-11 threat

Without acknowledging error, O'Reilly modified false Abramoff claim; attacked “organized terror” from “far-left websites”

Media uncritically reported Rove's false claim that Democrats don't want to eavesdrop on Al Qaeda

In interview with Ridge, CNN's Meserve ignored his 2005 admission that Bush administration pressured him to raise threat levels

“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

York repeated disputed claim that bin Laden warned U.S. states to vote against Bush

Only on Fox: Cameron reported that "[e]ven the chairman of the national Democratic Party, Howard Dean, said the U.S. should never negotiate with terrorists"

Boot repeated dubious claim that secret NSA program led to arrest of Iyman Faris

ABC report on NSA spying lawsuits left out “legal scholar's” link to Bush White House, “significant role” in crafting post-9-11 anti-terrorism policies

CBS News, LA Times , Wash. Post reported Bush's assertion of legal authority in wiretapping, ignored reports questioning his defense

O'Reilly: “It's just a matter of time ... before we have to bomb” Iran

Weekly Standard's Hayes falsely claimed polls show support for Bush on NSA spying

Wash. Times, Matthews guest falsely suggested courts have upheld warrantless domestic surveillance

Schmitt falsely claimed that Moussaoui, Wen Ho Lee cases prove that FISA has impeded terrorism probes

On MSNBC's Deadline: White House, Angelo Carusone explains how the “theater” of mass deportation plays out in conservative media and stifles dissent

Fox’s LA fantasy is setting the stage for an authoritarian federal response

White nationalist streamer Nick Fuentes declares “the groypers have won” as the right is now “so explicitly against mass migration”

Daily Wire's Matt Walsh: “The president should use his authority to immediately terminate all migration from the Third World”

Steve Bannon: “All ten million have to go, not just the criminals and the insane asylum”