Wash. Post didn't think Webb novel story was newsworthy until Internet gossip Drudge promoted it Article 10/28/06 3:02 PM EDT
Limbaugh “apologize[d]” for being “wrong” that Michael J. Fox “didn't take his medication,” then suggested Fox over-medicated himself “so you would really, really hate Republicans” Article 10/27/06 7:21 PM EDT
Self-identified non-partisan Beck: Democrats taking control of Congress “sounds scary” Video & Audio 10/27/06 1:06 PM EDT
Coulter misstated midterm election history, declared Democrats will “go away as a party” if they don't achieve what would be historic gains in House Article 10/27/06 12:51 PM EDT
Media uncritically reported Bush's statement that he is “accountable” for Iraq war, even as he continues to pass the buck Article 10/26/06 8:01 PM EDT
To back up claims of a “liberal media,” ABC's Halperin said liberal 527s “spent millions” attacking Bush, but falsely suggested there were no similar groups on the right Article 10/26/06 4:52 PM EDT
Hume reported Bush “has stopped using the phrase 'stay the course,' ” ignored Rumsfeld's denial earlier that day, administration's previous flip-flops Article 10/26/06 12:37 PM EDT
Now that Bush has abandoned “stay the course,” will media challenge GOP candidates who have used the phrase? Article 10/25/06 6:49 PM EDT
ABC's Halperin told O'Reilly and Hannity his network will “prove to conservatives that we understand their grievances,” and “explain to people what Nancy Pelosi's liberal views are like” Article 10/25/06 3:33 PM EDT
CNN's Crowley asked Shuler if he is “a Nancy Pelosi Democrat,” but CNN has yet to ask Republicans if they are “Denny Hastert [or George Bush or Dick Cheney] Republicans” Article 10/24/06 8:32 PM EDT
On CBS' “Free Speech,” Hannity falsely suggested Gore flip-flopped on Iraq, blamed Dems for “divided” country despite his own divisive statements Article 10/24/06 8:02 PM EDT
How many times will the White House drop “stay the course” before the media notice it has purported to drop it before? Article 10/24/06 7:01 PM EDT
In purported examination of whether Bush or Clinton would “do his party any good” on campaign trail, MSNBC's Carlson ignored approval ratings, called Clinton a “sanctimonious jerk” Article 10/24/06 6:34 PM EDT
ABC's Roberts and Stephanopoulos juxtaposed Michael J. Fox's stem cell ad in MO Senate race with RNC's fearmongering bin Laden ad Article 10/24/06 4:16 PM EDT
