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Caught spreading untruths, Michael Goldfarb doubles down

05/31/09 4:06 PM EDT
Kristol misconstrued Paez comments, baselessly asserted he “rebuke[d]” Sotomayor

05/31/09 3:48 PM EDT
Parker knocks down conservatives' “if a white man had said this” claim

05/31/09 3:44 PM EDT
NPR's Folkenflik reports on how Rosen's Sotomayor article became “conventional wisdom,” “inspired the conservative commentariat”

05/31/09 3:32 PM EDT
Has Bob Schieffer ever asked a worse question?

05/31/09 2:51 PM EDT
AP calls Sotomayor comment “a rallying call for conservative critics,” ignores similar comments by conservatives

05/31/09 12:22 PM EDT
Getting “past the bombast” Schieffer imagines he'd “be in a heap of trouble” for equivalent of Sotomayor's remarks

05/31/09 11:59 AM EDT
On Face the Nation, it takes GOP senator to remind Scheiffer of context of Sotomayor's remarks

05/31/09 11:54 AM EDT
Gillespie disagrees with conservatives who call Sotomayor “racist,” then has false claim corrected by Stephanopoulos

05/31/09 11:50 AM EDT
Ifill “never hear[s] people say that for a white male that it's identity politics if he is shaped by his white maleness”

05/31/09 11:32 AM EDT
Sessions calls Limbaugh's and Gingrich's comments on Sotomayor “loaded words,” says they're not “an appropriate description”

05/31/09 11:18 AM EDT
Kurtz asks panel whether the media would ask temperament questions “about a male judge”

05/31/09 11:04 AM EDT
Kurtz suggests Sotomayor was “stating the obvious” in “policy” remarks, CBS' Reid agrees

05/31/09 10:56 AM EDT
Kristol says “it may be worth doing some targeted air strikes” in North Korea, Hume agrees

05/31/09 10:44 AM EDT
Wallace, Liasson, Williams point out Sotomayor's judicial record on race doesn't match conservatives' characterizations of her

05/31/09 10:31 AM EDT
WND's Farah calls NCLR “a racist hate group,” compares group to KKK and neo-Nazis

05/31/09 10:29 AM EDT
Romney “disagrees with” Gingrich's, Limbaugh's characterization of Sotomayor as racist

05/31/09 10:11 AM EDT
FNS debuts “Right Now” segment, hosting conservatives to discuss GOP's future

05/31/09 10:06 AM EDT

Caught spreading untruths, Michael Goldfarb doubles down

Kristol misconstrued Paez comments, baselessly asserted he “rebuke[d]” Sotomayor

Parker knocks down conservatives' “if a white man had said this” claim

NPR's Folkenflik reports on how Rosen's Sotomayor article became “conventional wisdom,” “inspired the conservative commentariat”

Has Bob Schieffer ever asked a worse question?

AP calls Sotomayor comment “a rallying call for conservative critics,” ignores similar comments by conservatives

Getting “past the bombast” Schieffer imagines he'd “be in a heap of trouble” for equivalent of Sotomayor's remarks

On Face the Nation, it takes GOP senator to remind Scheiffer of context of Sotomayor's remarks

Gillespie disagrees with conservatives who call Sotomayor “racist,” then has false claim corrected by Stephanopoulos

Ifill “never hear[s] people say that for a white male that it's identity politics if he is shaped by his white maleness”

Sessions calls Limbaugh's and Gingrich's comments on Sotomayor “loaded words,” says they're not “an appropriate description”

Kurtz asks panel whether the media would ask temperament questions “about a male judge”

Kurtz suggests Sotomayor was “stating the obvious” in “policy” remarks, CBS' Reid agrees

Kristol says “it may be worth doing some targeted air strikes” in North Korea, Hume agrees

Wallace, Liasson, Williams point out Sotomayor's judicial record on race doesn't match conservatives' characterizations of her

WND's Farah calls NCLR “a racist hate group,” compares group to KKK and neo-Nazis

Romney “disagrees with” Gingrich's, Limbaugh's characterization of Sotomayor as racist

FNS debuts “Right Now” segment, hosting conservatives to discuss GOP's future

Project 2025 leader The Heritage Foundation is on an anti-surrogacy crusade

PBS outperforms its corporate broadcast counterparts in 2023 climate coverage

Fox News contributor says Biden's immigration policy is “part of a political endgame for the Democrats to hold power”

Steve Bannon: “There's empirical evidence” that Trump is an “instrument of divine providence”

Steve Bannon says Trump should not try to win women voters