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Robertson called Democratic war criticism “treason”

12/12/05 11:50 AM EST
AP, USA Today, Wash. Times uncritically reported Bush assertion of progress in Iraqi cities of Mosul, Najaf

12/09/05 6:52 PM EST
Wash. Post apparently invented polling data to suggest little support for Murtha's Iraq proposal

12/08/05 9:53 AM EST
Limbaugh, Hannity, O'Neill distorted Kerry's criticism of U.S. tactics

12/07/05 8:12 PM EST
AP failed to challenge claim that White House “supported” 9-11 Commission

12/07/05 5:07 PM EST
Krauthammer repeated misleading claim that Bush is “the least poll-driven president in our history”

12/06/05 6:20 PM EST
Gigot to Tomlinson: "[T]hank [you] for defending the importance of balance and diversity on public television"

12/06/05 12:25 PM EST
Hume, backed by Liasson, falsely claimed that Democrats want to “pull out now” from Iraq

12/05/05 7:25 PM EST
NBC anchor Williams: Bush administration has “right” to buy media coverage

12/05/05 6:52 PM EST
“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

12/02/05 7:25 PM EST
Fox's Garrett provided narrow, misleading examination of “same intelligence” debate

12/02/05 5:04 PM EST
Lambro twisted flawed polling data to suggest Americans favor remaining in Iraq

12/02/05 10:45 AM EST
Coulter's Swift Boat-style smear of Vietnam veteran Murtha

12/01/05 7:50 PM EST
Fox's Gibson: Christians tolerate those who are “following the wrong religion ... as long as they're civil and behave”

12/01/05 6:04 PM EST
NPR failed to identify analyst defending alleged Pentagon propaganda as a “limited government” proponent with administration ties

12/01/05 4:06 PM EST
Media cited flawed poll to suggest Americans think Democratic criticism of Bush's Iraq policy hurts troop morale

11/30/05 5:11 PM EST
Smerconish: Public prayer by Muslims “wrong” and “a game” to remind audience of terrorist attacks

11/30/05 12:36 PM EST
Skewed Scarborough Country aired numerous leak falsehoods, distortions without rebuttal

11/29/05 5:53 PM EST

Robertson called Democratic war criticism “treason”

AP, USA Today, Wash. Times uncritically reported Bush assertion of progress in Iraqi cities of Mosul, Najaf

Wash. Post apparently invented polling data to suggest little support for Murtha's Iraq proposal

Limbaugh, Hannity, O'Neill distorted Kerry's criticism of U.S. tactics

AP failed to challenge claim that White House “supported” 9-11 Commission

Krauthammer repeated misleading claim that Bush is “the least poll-driven president in our history”

Gigot to Tomlinson: "[T]hank [you] for defending the importance of balance and diversity on public television"

Hume, backed by Liasson, falsely claimed that Democrats want to “pull out now” from Iraq

NBC anchor Williams: Bush administration has “right” to buy media coverage

“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

Fox's Garrett provided narrow, misleading examination of “same intelligence” debate

Lambro twisted flawed polling data to suggest Americans favor remaining in Iraq

Coulter's Swift Boat-style smear of Vietnam veteran Murtha

Fox's Gibson: Christians tolerate those who are “following the wrong religion ... as long as they're civil and behave”

NPR failed to identify analyst defending alleged Pentagon propaganda as a “limited government” proponent with administration ties

Media cited flawed poll to suggest Americans think Democratic criticism of Bush's Iraq policy hurts troop morale

Smerconish: Public prayer by Muslims “wrong” and “a game” to remind audience of terrorist attacks

Skewed Scarborough Country aired numerous leak falsehoods, distortions without rebuttal

Michael Knowles attacks Tim Walz for being the faculty adviser to the gay-straight alliance when he was coach of the football team

Republican state officials are investigating ActBlue after right-wing media used inaccurate information to claim the fundraising platform was laundering money

Newsmax host: “Tim Walz is the white guy with a white wife and white kids who hates white people”

On Newsmax, Stephen Miller says “Tim Walz's job is to be the Jack Kevorkian for America”

Jesse Watters calls on the FBI to wiretap “everyone involved” in the Kamala Harris presidential campaign