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Bush acknowledged he lied about Rumsfeld, but media refused to call him on it

11/09/06 8:23 PM EST
Wash. Post's Birnbaum suggested -- contrary to the evidence -- that midterm election results bode well for McCain in '08, not Clinton

11/09/06 7:25 PM EST
On Hannity & Colmes, DeLay falsely claimed House ethics committee never called for him to stop House violating rules

11/09/06 5:52 PM EST
Beck cherry-picked ballot initiatives to baselessly claim “the majority of Americans seem in favor of classically Republican points of view”

11/09/06 5:27 PM EST
Post-mortem potpourri (plus the Altercation Book Club)

11/09/06 1:38 PM EST
Wash. Times reported McCain “gain[ed] political capital in elections,” but offered no explanation

11/08/06 5:12 PM EST
Ignoring widespread agreement on core issues, media suggested wins by “conservative Democrats” will cause intraparty strife

11/08/06 3:52 PM EST
Chieftain reported Andrews's statements about judicial term limits and Judge Marquez, but included no opposing viewpoints

11/07/06 5:10 PM EST
Rupert Murdoch -- who once predicted Iraq war could lead to $20/barrel oil -- described war casualties as “minute”

11/07/06 1:52 PM EST
CNN correspondent claimed Burns “highly respected in the state of Montana,” ignored polls showing most voters disapprove of him

11/06/06 9:44 PM EST
Fox & Friends crew ignored Cheney, Bush unpopularity as reasons they're not appearing with candidates

11/06/06 8:20 PM EST
Mark Halperin's flip-flop at ABC News

11/06/06 5:40 PM EST
On NPR, WSJ's Wessel claimed Democrats can either “govern” or conduct oversight, suggesting the two are different and mutually exclusive

11/06/06 3:05 PM EST
More of interview revealed Stephanopoulos failed to challenge Cheney on further falsehoods

11/05/06 6:12 PM EST
Blitzer failed to ID Matalin as Allen campaign adviser, even as she claimed that Democrats are “not going to win” Virginia Senate race

11/04/06 2:52 PM EST
Citing Allen's criticism of Webb's 1979 position on women in combat, NYT did not note Allen's own views on the issue

11/04/06 12:03 PM EST
Top election falsehoods, myths, and talking points

11/03/06 9:05 PM EST
NPR's Liasson, Slate's Dickerson, Time's Cox all downplayed Haggard's significance

11/03/06 7:13 PM EST

Bush acknowledged he lied about Rumsfeld, but media refused to call him on it

Wash. Post's Birnbaum suggested -- contrary to the evidence -- that midterm election results bode well for McCain in '08, not Clinton

On Hannity & Colmes, DeLay falsely claimed House ethics committee never called for him to stop House violating rules

Beck cherry-picked ballot initiatives to baselessly claim “the majority of Americans seem in favor of classically Republican points of view”

Post-mortem potpourri (plus the Altercation Book Club)

Wash. Times reported McCain “gain[ed] political capital in elections,” but offered no explanation

Ignoring widespread agreement on core issues, media suggested wins by “conservative Democrats” will cause intraparty strife

Chieftain reported Andrews's statements about judicial term limits and Judge Marquez, but included no opposing viewpoints

Rupert Murdoch -- who once predicted Iraq war could lead to $20/barrel oil -- described war casualties as “minute”

CNN correspondent claimed Burns “highly respected in the state of Montana,” ignored polls showing most voters disapprove of him

Fox & Friends crew ignored Cheney, Bush unpopularity as reasons they're not appearing with candidates

Mark Halperin's flip-flop at ABC News

On NPR, WSJ's Wessel claimed Democrats can either “govern” or conduct oversight, suggesting the two are different and mutually exclusive

More of interview revealed Stephanopoulos failed to challenge Cheney on further falsehoods

Blitzer failed to ID Matalin as Allen campaign adviser, even as she claimed that Democrats are “not going to win” Virginia Senate race

Citing Allen's criticism of Webb's 1979 position on women in combat, NYT did not note Allen's own views on the issue

Top election falsehoods, myths, and talking points

NPR's Liasson, Slate's Dickerson, Time's Cox all downplayed Haggard's significance

Fox Business correspondent illustrates that the economy and climate change are not mutually exclusive issues

Megyn Kelly says Tim Walz “bows like he’s Chinese”

Trump sycophants are trying to bully the Federal Reserve away from expected interest rate cuts

Trump promoted another Truth Social account that calls for killing his political opponents

Michael Knowles says it “isn't that weird” that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. allegedly cut off a dead whale's head with a chainsaw