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Face the State misrepresented carbon-tax ballot initiative as a “Democrat proposal”

11/27/07 5:50 PM EST
O'Reilly accused NY Times of “rooting for a recession”

11/27/07 4:53 PM EST
Carlson: If Al Gore were president, "[w]e'd ... be living in yurts in the dark"

11/27/07 2:00 PM EST
NY Times claimed Bush is addressing “kitchen table issues,” but ignored Bush's objections to Congress' “kitchen table” efforts

11/26/07 6:50 PM EST
Blitzer referred to Giuliani as “Mr. 9-11,” asked 9-11 Commission co-chair Kean: “Why McCain over Giuliani?”

11/20/07 8:30 PM EST
AP falsely claimed Social Security program “is forecast to run out of money around 2041”

11/20/07 3:30 PM EST
Columnist Green falsely asserted that Dem debate “ignored” so-called “leading issue for the 2008 elections”: immigration

11/19/07 7:55 PM EST
KCOL's James called “mak[ing] Colorado Media Matters” a “feather for” guest's cap

11/16/07 7:40 PM EST
Boyles claimed illegal immigration is “the single domestic policy issue in this country right now”; polls say otherwise

11/16/07 6:14 PM EST
“Culture Warrior” O'Reilly, who chided Dean over Book of Job misidentification, says Revelation “was written -- what? Five thousand years ago?”

11/16/07 5:02 PM EST
Glenn Beck guest: “Believe it or not, tax cuts bring in revenue” -- several Bush economists don't believe it

11/16/07 2:53 PM EST
Politico attributed 2006 earmark drop to GOP Congress, ignored its failure to pass spending bills that year

11/14/07 7:48 PM EST
Tribune reported Giuliani's claim to have “reduc[ed] New York's budget by $9 million,” but didn't note second term “spending spree”

11/14/07 3:27 PM EST
Rocky allowed Tancredo to defend terror-attack ad by citing “intelligence reports,” omitted FBI's stated doubts about credibility of the threat

11/13/07 9:20 PM EST
NY Times' Brooks: “Telling the truth is a skill” and “McCain is well-practiced”

11/13/07 5:02 PM EST
Politico claimed Dems' energy plans “set[] goals so distant that they won't be met until most of these contenders might be dead”

11/09/07 5:19 PM EST
On Today, CNBC's Cramer defended his description of Cuomo as a “communist”

11/09/07 12:42 PM EST
The fall and rise of American liberalism

11/08/07 12:09 PM EST

Face the State misrepresented carbon-tax ballot initiative as a “Democrat proposal”

O'Reilly accused NY Times of “rooting for a recession”

Carlson: If Al Gore were president, "[w]e'd ... be living in yurts in the dark"

NY Times claimed Bush is addressing “kitchen table issues,” but ignored Bush's objections to Congress' “kitchen table” efforts

Blitzer referred to Giuliani as “Mr. 9-11,” asked 9-11 Commission co-chair Kean: “Why McCain over Giuliani?”

AP falsely claimed Social Security program “is forecast to run out of money around 2041”

Columnist Green falsely asserted that Dem debate “ignored” so-called “leading issue for the 2008 elections”: immigration

KCOL's James called “mak[ing] Colorado Media Matters” a “feather for” guest's cap

Boyles claimed illegal immigration is “the single domestic policy issue in this country right now”; polls say otherwise

“Culture Warrior” O'Reilly, who chided Dean over Book of Job misidentification, says Revelation “was written -- what? Five thousand years ago?”

Glenn Beck guest: “Believe it or not, tax cuts bring in revenue” -- several Bush economists don't believe it

Politico attributed 2006 earmark drop to GOP Congress, ignored its failure to pass spending bills that year

Tribune reported Giuliani's claim to have “reduc[ed] New York's budget by $9 million,” but didn't note second term “spending spree”

Rocky allowed Tancredo to defend terror-attack ad by citing “intelligence reports,” omitted FBI's stated doubts about credibility of the threat

NY Times' Brooks: “Telling the truth is a skill” and “McCain is well-practiced”

Politico claimed Dems' energy plans “set[] goals so distant that they won't be met until most of these contenders might be dead”

On Today, CNBC's Cramer defended his description of Cuomo as a “communist”

The fall and rise of American liberalism

Fox co-host on Trump's 34 guilty verdicts: “Lawfare is far too soft. It's far too benign. This is warfare.”

Steve Bannon's initial reaction to 34 guilty verdicts: “This is not going to damage President Trump at all”

On Fox News, Jeanine Pirro reacts to Trump's 34 guilty verdicts: “We have gone over a cliff in America”

Watch Fox News' initial reaction to Donald Trump being found guilty of 34 felonies

Fox guest John Yoo claims that Republican DAs have to prosecute Democratic officeholders in retaliation for the Trump hush money trial