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In editorial criticizing Rangel's draft proposal, Rocky cited Heritage Foundation report but failed to note think tank's conservative agenda

11/27/06 8:16 PM EST
Wash. Times editorial falsely claimed that rising CO2 levels “hardly prove[] the existence of man-made global warming”

11/27/06 6:54 PM EST
Wash. Post reported Bush's “opening message since the election has been one of conciliation,” ignored partisan maneuvering

11/27/06 4:59 PM EST
Speculating on possible third term for Allard, Rocky's Blake ignored senator's term-limits pledge

11/27/06 4:55 PM EST
On Fox News, Barnes and Kondracke failed to note McCain's shifting statements on abortion

11/27/06 3:49 PM EST
Frank on “fair and balanced” Fox News Sunday: “Chris, you have an odd view of balance”

11/27/06 2:36 PM EST
I love you more today than yesterday (but not as much as tomorrow...)

11/27/06 2:08 PM EST
Gazette uncritically repeated Gonzales' claims regarding warrantless surveillance and torture

11/21/06 7:41 PM 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
The best things in life are free ... (but war and health care are not)

11/21/06 12:46 PM EST
Gender stereotypes and discussions of Armani suits dominate media's coverage of Speaker-elect Pelosi

11/20/06 8:12 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
Media glossed over Lott's praise of Thurmond segregationist campaign ... again

11/20/06 4:35 PM EST
It's like deja vu all over again ...

11/20/06 1:40 PM EST
Rosen falsely attributed comments about “look[ing] to the courts to create new rights” to Alliance for Justice President Nan Aron

11/17/06 8:21 PM EST
Pledging "[t]his isn't sour grapes," Beck falsely claimed sixth-year election losses have “plagued every president, Republican and Democrat alike, since Ulysses S. Grant”

11/17/06 8:17 PM EST
Savage: Anti-gay remarks will “wind up tomorrow” on “blogs run by gays,” who are “like drug addicts”

11/17/06 7:50 PM EST

In editorial criticizing Rangel's draft proposal, Rocky cited Heritage Foundation report but failed to note think tank's conservative agenda

Wash. Times editorial falsely claimed that rising CO2 levels “hardly prove[] the existence of man-made global warming”

Wash. Post reported Bush's “opening message since the election has been one of conciliation,” ignored partisan maneuvering

Speculating on possible third term for Allard, Rocky's Blake ignored senator's term-limits pledge

On Fox News, Barnes and Kondracke failed to note McCain's shifting statements on abortion

Frank on “fair and balanced” Fox News Sunday: “Chris, you have an odd view of balance”

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

Gazette uncritically repeated Gonzales' claims regarding warrantless surveillance and torture

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

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

Gender stereotypes and discussions of Armani suits dominate media's coverage of Speaker-elect Pelosi

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”

Media glossed over Lott's praise of Thurmond segregationist campaign ... again

It's like deja vu all over again ...

Rosen falsely attributed comments about “look[ing] to the courts to create new rights” to Alliance for Justice President Nan Aron

Pledging "[t]his isn't sour grapes," Beck falsely claimed sixth-year election losses have “plagued every president, Republican and Democrat alike, since Ulysses S. Grant”

Savage: Anti-gay remarks will “wind up tomorrow” on “blogs run by gays,” who are “like drug addicts”

Candace Owens: “I believe women are being socially engineered to hate men and men are being socially engineered to be gay”

Project 2025, right-wing media, and Trump zero in on dismantling the Inflation Reduction Act

Newsmax's Greg Kelly suggests the media is treating Kamala Harris “gently” because of “affirmative action”

OutKick's Tomi Lahren compares Kamala Harris to “somebody who's running for student council in middle school or elementary school”

Jesse Watters calls Kamala Harris a “nervous wreck who can't be trusted with the nuclear codes”