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O'Reilly: “They ought to hang this Soros guy”

01/03/06 5:24 PM EST
Newsweek 's Meacham called Sen. Feingold “a sane Howard Dean”

01/03/06 11:16 AM EST
Newspapers, commentators agree: Virginia, there is no War on Christmas

12/23/05 9:32 PM EST
“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

12/23/05 8:04 PM EST
Top 12 media myths and falsehoods on the Bush administration's spying scandal

12/23/05 7:58 PM EST
AP ignored Bush's prior opposition to Patriot Act short-term extension

12/23/05 7:26 PM EST
Mitchell, Fineman portrayed bipartisan opposition to Bush as strictly Democratic

12/23/05 6:35 PM EST
Chris Matthews: 2005's Misinformer of the Year

12/23/05 3:56 PM EST
A letter from David Brock

12/23/05 3:41 PM EST
Wash. Post reported Bush administration rejects comparisons to Iran-Contra; omitted Cheney's actual Iran-Contra comments

12/22/05 5:58 PM EST
In defense of secret wiretapping, Lowry falsely claimed that Gorelick testimony proved Clinton asserted “the same authority” as Bush

12/21/05 6:16 PM EST
Media conservatives wrongly claimed provisions in FISA authorized Bush's domestic spying

12/21/05 6:11 PM EST
Kessler dismissed “paranoid conspiracy theories” that military recently spied on anti-war groups; missed NBC report on leaked Pentagon database

12/21/05 5:56 PM EST
Matthews “felt sensitive” with Bush: “It's like Santa Claus, and he's always very generous and friendly”

12/20/05 4:58 PM EST
Caught in inconsistency by Media Matters, Wash. Post polling director changed story

12/20/05 4:00 PM EST
Playing softball: White House press corps repeatedly failed to challenge Bush at press conference

12/20/05 3:45 PM EST
Fox coverage of Bush speech dominated by conservatives

12/20/05 9:49 AM EST
NY Times distorted Democratic position on Homeland Security legislation

12/19/05 6:44 PM EST

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O'Reilly: “They ought to hang this Soros guy”

Newsweek 's Meacham called Sen. Feingold “a sane Howard Dean”

Newspapers, commentators agree: Virginia, there is no War on Christmas

“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

Top 12 media myths and falsehoods on the Bush administration's spying scandal

AP ignored Bush's prior opposition to Patriot Act short-term extension

Mitchell, Fineman portrayed bipartisan opposition to Bush as strictly Democratic

Chris Matthews: 2005's Misinformer of the Year

A letter from David Brock

Wash. Post reported Bush administration rejects comparisons to Iran-Contra; omitted Cheney's actual Iran-Contra comments

In defense of secret wiretapping, Lowry falsely claimed that Gorelick testimony proved Clinton asserted “the same authority” as Bush

Media conservatives wrongly claimed provisions in FISA authorized Bush's domestic spying

Kessler dismissed “paranoid conspiracy theories” that military recently spied on anti-war groups; missed NBC report on leaked Pentagon database

Matthews “felt sensitive” with Bush: “It's like Santa Claus, and he's always very generous and friendly”

Caught in inconsistency by Media Matters, Wash. Post polling director changed story

Playing softball: White House press corps repeatedly failed to challenge Bush at press conference

Fox coverage of Bush speech dominated by conservatives

NY Times distorted Democratic position on Homeland Security legislation

Sean Hannity calls Americans opposed to Trump's tariff strategy “gutless, spineless cowards”

Fox anchor: Price increases from Trump's tariffs are “not inflation where the entire economy feels the weight like a tax, a burden”

Ben Shapiro says many Republican members of Congress “seem to enjoy kind of swimming in the swamps of conspiracy theories”

Daily Wire host: “There is a pretty decent chance of a trade war and a pretty decent chance of a recession”

Right-wing pundits are apparently cashing in on the ivermectin craze they helped create