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Bozell suggested vast majority of generals “disagree” with NBC that Iraq is in “civil war,” but cited none who have specifically denied it

11/29/06 3:27 PM EST
CNN's Baghdad reporter says Iraq is embroiled in “civil war,” but rest of network is still hedging

11/28/06 6:19 PM EST
Barnes: Voters' “repudiat[ion]” of Bush helped foster violence in the Middle East

11/28/06 11:25 AM EST
Limbaugh on Middle East: “Fine, just blow the place up”

11/27/06 7:43 PM EST
AP depicted 9-11 Commission recommendations as either “accomplished” or unfeasible

11/27/06 7:24 PM EST
O'Reilly falsely claimed to have “coined the term 'San Francisco values' ”

11/27/06 2:42 PM EST
I love you more today than yesterday (but not as much as tomorrow...)

11/27/06 2:08 PM EST
O'Donnell misrepresented Democrats on Iraq withdrawal, falsely claimed no experts support them

11/27/06 12:39 PM EST
Rosen again read from misleading Wall Street Journal Pickering letter to distort O'Connor's comments

11/24/06 10:43 AM EST
CNN claimed "[c]ritics dismissed" Obama speech as “trying to build a foreign-policy résumé”; is John King one such “critic”?

11/21/06 7:35 PM EST
Fox's Garrett reported Hunter's claim that “the military is meeting its current recruitment goals,” but failed to note new methods adopted to do so

11/21/06 6:29 PM EST
Fox's unfair and unbalanced report on three proposed options for Iraq

11/21/06 6:26 PM EST
Print media covered House intel staffer's suspension, but ignored his reinstatement

11/21/06 3:31 PM EST
The best things in life are free ... (but war and health care are not)

11/21/06 12:46 PM EST
Reporting McCain's call for more troops in Iraq, LA Times, Wash. Post didn't mention Abizaid's criticisms

11/20/06 7:41 PM EST
Matthews and guests admired McCain's leadership on Iraq plan, failed to note questions of feasibility, McCain motives

11/20/06 6:27 PM EST
Schieffer repeated GOP claim that newly elected Democratic House members are “a bunch of new conservative Democrats”

11/20/06 5:34 PM EST
Cavuto endorsed Bolton's nomination to U.N. post, claiming it's “not right” that the Senate will not confirm him

11/17/06 7:03 PM EST

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Bozell suggested vast majority of generals “disagree” with NBC that Iraq is in “civil war,” but cited none who have specifically denied it

CNN's Baghdad reporter says Iraq is embroiled in “civil war,” but rest of network is still hedging

Barnes: Voters' “repudiat[ion]” of Bush helped foster violence in the Middle East

Limbaugh on Middle East: “Fine, just blow the place up”

AP depicted 9-11 Commission recommendations as either “accomplished” or unfeasible

O'Reilly falsely claimed to have “coined the term 'San Francisco values' ”

I love you more today than yesterday (but not as much as tomorrow...)

O'Donnell misrepresented Democrats on Iraq withdrawal, falsely claimed no experts support them

Rosen again read from misleading Wall Street Journal Pickering letter to distort O'Connor's comments

CNN claimed "[c]ritics dismissed" Obama speech as “trying to build a foreign-policy résumé”; is John King one such “critic”?

Fox's Garrett reported Hunter's claim that “the military is meeting its current recruitment goals,” but failed to note new methods adopted to do so

Fox's unfair and unbalanced report on three proposed options for Iraq

Print media covered House intel staffer's suspension, but ignored his reinstatement

The best things in life are free ... (but war and health care are not)

Reporting McCain's call for more troops in Iraq, LA Times, Wash. Post didn't mention Abizaid's criticisms

Matthews and guests admired McCain's leadership on Iraq plan, failed to note questions of feasibility, McCain motives

Schieffer repeated GOP claim that newly elected Democratic House members are “a bunch of new conservative Democrats”

Cavuto endorsed Bolton's nomination to U.N. post, claiming it's “not right” that the Senate will not confirm him

Fox anchor on Trump/Zelensky meeting: “We may be watching the floor fall through this moment in international relations and diplomacy or this might be the art of the deal”

“Worthless parasites:” Right-wing media's denigration of federal workers

Fox's Tomi Lahren: President Zelensky seemed like a “toddler” during Oval Office meeting

After Trump’s attempt to halt $20 billion in climate projects for vulnerable communities, Fox falsely frames climate initiatives as “embezzlement” and “a slush fund”

Jack Posobiec on the approach of Trump's Department of Justice: “It's called the Code of Hammurabi”