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Caldara on KOA: "[S]mokers get less respect than gays"

11/09/07 4:11 PM EST
On Today, CNBC's Cramer defended his description of Cuomo as a “communist”

11/09/07 12:42 PM EST
Cavuto failed to challenge Willey's Morgan-Palladino “fantasy”

11/09/07 12:23 PM EST
Boyles made fact-free remarks about Voorhis case development

11/08/07 9:26 PM EST
On Hannity's radio show, Willey contradicted her book's account of whether Shearer was said to have “ironclad” alibi

11/08/07 8:10 PM EST
Hume: Clintons' “ability to withhold information from the public extends ... to the University of Arkansas library”

11/08/07 1:45 PM EST
Wash. Post's Balz repeated false claim that Bill Clinton attacked Democrats in recent speech

11/08/07 12:56 PM EST
Media outlets falsely claim Bill Clinton attacked Democrats in recent speech

11/07/07 10:25 PM EST
Matthews said, “It's not my job to sell anybody” -- then hailed Giuliani as “a tough, kick-butt policeman”

11/07/07 4:18 PM EST
Chris Matthews claimed, “Deceit is what drives me crazy,” but what about Giuliani's “deceit”?

11/07/07 3:41 PM EST
Politico: "[B]lessing" by Robertson -- who called for assassination of Hugo Chavez and spoke of Europe's “racial suicide” -- gives Giuliani “momentum”

11/07/07 2:11 PM EST
On election eve, Caldara touted ballot issues on KOA without disclosing his organization is sponsoring them

11/06/07 6:11 PM EST
Rocky article on GOP fears that Dem will become secretary of state omitted myriad problems under Republican Dennis

11/05/07 6:42 PM EST
Bateman on Hanson, Round 2: Poitiers, 732 A.D., and beyond

11/05/07 1:23 PM EST
Russert misrepresented debate exchanges on Social Security to accuse Clinton of having “one public position and one private position”

11/03/07 6:29 PM EDT
Accusing Colorado newspapers of “advocacy journalism” in articles on immigration raid study, Boyles omitted their inclusion of criticism

11/02/07 8:58 PM EDT
“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

11/02/07 8:21 PM EDT
Blitzer cited “this notion that the Democrats are weak when it comes to national security” -- not according to polling

11/02/07 6:51 PM EDT

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Caldara on KOA: "[S]mokers get less respect than gays"

On Today, CNBC's Cramer defended his description of Cuomo as a “communist”

Cavuto failed to challenge Willey's Morgan-Palladino “fantasy”

Boyles made fact-free remarks about Voorhis case development

On Hannity's radio show, Willey contradicted her book's account of whether Shearer was said to have “ironclad” alibi

Hume: Clintons' “ability to withhold information from the public extends ... to the University of Arkansas library”

Wash. Post's Balz repeated false claim that Bill Clinton attacked Democrats in recent speech

Media outlets falsely claim Bill Clinton attacked Democrats in recent speech

Matthews said, “It's not my job to sell anybody” -- then hailed Giuliani as “a tough, kick-butt policeman”

Chris Matthews claimed, “Deceit is what drives me crazy,” but what about Giuliani's “deceit”?

Politico: "[B]lessing" by Robertson -- who called for assassination of Hugo Chavez and spoke of Europe's “racial suicide” -- gives Giuliani “momentum”

On election eve, Caldara touted ballot issues on KOA without disclosing his organization is sponsoring them

Rocky article on GOP fears that Dem will become secretary of state omitted myriad problems under Republican Dennis

Bateman on Hanson, Round 2: Poitiers, 732 A.D., and beyond

Russert misrepresented debate exchanges on Social Security to accuse Clinton of having “one public position and one private position”

Accusing Colorado newspapers of “advocacy journalism” in articles on immigration raid study, Boyles omitted their inclusion of criticism

“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

Blitzer cited “this notion that the Democrats are weak when it comes to national security” -- not according to polling

Fox host to embattled Defense Sec. Pete Hegseth: “Do you think ... there's some type of deep state forces that want to make sure you don't stay there?"

Fox host Brian Kilmeade: Pete Hegseth sharing sensitive military information with his family could be part of a “learning curve”

Right-leaning online shows claiming to be nonpolitical pushed pro-Trump messaging during the administration’s first 30 days

Charlie Kirk: “Warrior culture is ascendant, which is exactly why the knives are out for Pete Hegseth about this rubbish story”

Benny Johnson: “This pope was woke by every measure that I could see”