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Right-wing blogs run with reporter's false question on jail time under health bill

11/12/09 12:19 PM EST
Quick fact: Memo to Hannity: Democrats swept Congressional races last week

11/12/09 12:00 AM EST
Flogging “political correctness,” Dobbs guest Jeffrey Lord links criticism of Dobbs to Fort Hood massacre

11/11/09 8:25 PM EST
Hannity video switch-up is only the tip of Fox News' video-doctoring iceberg

11/11/09 12:56 PM EST
Right-wing media falsely implicate Holder in subpoena of website's visitor lists

11/11/09 12:33 PM EST
Investor's Business Daily misleads to claim Hamilton is “Another Radical Judge”

11/11/09 9:25 AM EST
Quick fact: Hannity cites Morris' false claim that jail is a penalty for failure to buy insurance under health bill

11/10/09 10:43 PM EST
Hannity pushes black-helicopter fear that Obama will “sign away America's sovereignty” at Copenhagen

11/10/09 9:25 PM EST
Quick fact: Beck fill-in Napolitano forwards false claim that the government could “even put you in jail” if you fail to purchase insurance under health care bill

11/10/09 5:40 PM EST
Murdoch's denial belied by Fox News' repeated comparisons of Obama to Stalin

11/10/09 3:32 PM EST
Huck PAC -- which Huckabee promoted on Fox News -- now soliciting donations for campaigns against Democrats

11/10/09 5:38 AM EST
Quick fact: Morris falsely claimed under House health bill, "[Y]ou can actually go to jail for not having health insurance"

11/09/09 10:47 PM EST
After repeatedly publishing his misinformation, Wash. Post gives Will space to brag about global warming poll

11/09/09 1:49 PM EST
Newsweek Teams With Big Oil For Energy Policy Forum

11/09/09 12:31 PM EST
Beck sub Baker to caller who says he'll resist health reform “to my death”: "[Y]ou either love freedom or you don't"

11/09/09 11:25 AM EST
Beck sub Baker repeats falsehood that health bill puts people in jail for not buying insurance

11/09/09 10:14 AM EST
Echoing GOP talking point, MSNBC on-screen text asks “Health care bill: DOA in Senate?”

11/09/09 9:25 AM EST
The Washington Times' history of anti-gay rhetoric

11/09/09 8:33 AM EST

Right-wing blogs run with reporter's false question on jail time under health bill

Quick fact: Memo to Hannity: Democrats swept Congressional races last week

Flogging “political correctness,” Dobbs guest Jeffrey Lord links criticism of Dobbs to Fort Hood massacre

Hannity video switch-up is only the tip of Fox News' video-doctoring iceberg

Right-wing media falsely implicate Holder in subpoena of website's visitor lists

Investor's Business Daily misleads to claim Hamilton is “Another Radical Judge”

Quick fact: Hannity cites Morris' false claim that jail is a penalty for failure to buy insurance under health bill

Hannity pushes black-helicopter fear that Obama will “sign away America's sovereignty” at Copenhagen

Quick fact: Beck fill-in Napolitano forwards false claim that the government could “even put you in jail” if you fail to purchase insurance under health care bill

Murdoch's denial belied by Fox News' repeated comparisons of Obama to Stalin

Huck PAC -- which Huckabee promoted on Fox News -- now soliciting donations for campaigns against Democrats

Quick fact: Morris falsely claimed under House health bill, "[Y]ou can actually go to jail for not having health insurance"

After repeatedly publishing his misinformation, Wash. Post gives Will space to brag about global warming poll

Newsweek Teams With Big Oil For Energy Policy Forum

Beck sub Baker to caller who says he'll resist health reform “to my death”: "[Y]ou either love freedom or you don't"

Beck sub Baker repeats falsehood that health bill puts people in jail for not buying insurance

Echoing GOP talking point, MSNBC on-screen text asks “Health care bill: DOA in Senate?”

The Washington Times' history of anti-gay rhetoric

Sean Hannity suggests Hunter Biden is connected to Chinese spy balloon

Election denier behind “Pence Card” theory says he’s coordinating with far-right sheriffs group to get “a little bit of retribution”

Trump-backed House candidate is self-described “friend” of Holocaust denier Stew Peters, who has portrayed Hitler as “a hero”

Bannon: A Trump administration will launch investigations of journalists: “You tried to destroy the American republic and you came very close”

National TV news largely ignored the climate connection during coverage of the recent extreme heat event