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Russert lobs softballs at Schwarzenegger

11/27/06 3:58 PM EST
Will falsely suggested most employees affected by Dems' proposed minimum-wage increase are “students and other part-time workers”

11/21/06 2:21 PM EST
Fox's Barnes: It's “a theological issue” for Democrats “to raise taxes even though there's no reason except vindictiveness against the well-to-do for doing it”

11/20/06 6:31 PM EST
Ignoring Dems' denials and plans to the contrary, CNN's Schneider said "[p]eople know" Dems are going to raise taxes but elected them anyway

11/15/06 5:42 PM EST
CNN anchor ignored “political analyst” Amy Holmes's Republican ties, failed to challenge her claim that “many” newly-elected House Dems “are pro-life”

11/14/06 4:27 PM EST
On Backbone Radio, Ambrose misled on Bush tax cuts, wages, recession

11/13/06 9:00 PM EST
Who will take away his license to kill?

11/13/06 2:26 PM EST
CBS' Attkisson adopted GOP term “death tax” while reporting on the estate tax

11/13/06 2:21 PM EST
Post-mortem potpourri (plus the Altercation Book Club)

11/09/06 1:38 PM EST
Time's Duffy and Tumulty declare Republicans lost, in part, for “spending like drunken Democrats”

11/08/06 11:16 AM EST
Shipman suggested Democratic-controlled Congress would result in “a culture of gridlock,” misled on Democrats' tax position

11/07/06 4:18 PM EST
CNN's Lawrence again suggested Tester is “a get-your-hands-dirty kind of guy,” unlike other “urban, elite Democrats”

11/07/06 2:25 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
On Today, Matthews touted market as “up around 13,000,” misleadingly suggested Bush is popular in most Western states

11/06/06 8:24 PM EST
Post uncritically reported Bush's suggestion that without a GOP Congress, “parents will pay $500 more per child”

11/06/06 7:07 PM EST
More of interview revealed Stephanopoulos failed to challenge Cheney on further falsehoods

11/05/06 6:12 PM EST
Juan Williams on public telling pollsters it favors Democrats on taxes: "[T]o me, that's crazy"

11/05/06 3:11 PM EST
LA Times labeled Sweeney “an economy and energy expert,” failed to note Sweeney's ties to big oil

11/05/06 11:59 AM EST

Russert lobs softballs at Schwarzenegger

Will falsely suggested most employees affected by Dems' proposed minimum-wage increase are “students and other part-time workers”

Fox's Barnes: It's “a theological issue” for Democrats “to raise taxes even though there's no reason except vindictiveness against the well-to-do for doing it”

Ignoring Dems' denials and plans to the contrary, CNN's Schneider said "[p]eople know" Dems are going to raise taxes but elected them anyway

CNN anchor ignored “political analyst” Amy Holmes's Republican ties, failed to challenge her claim that “many” newly-elected House Dems “are pro-life”

On Backbone Radio, Ambrose misled on Bush tax cuts, wages, recession

Who will take away his license to kill?

CBS' Attkisson adopted GOP term “death tax” while reporting on the estate tax

Post-mortem potpourri (plus the Altercation Book Club)

Time's Duffy and Tumulty declare Republicans lost, in part, for “spending like drunken Democrats”

Shipman suggested Democratic-controlled Congress would result in “a culture of gridlock,” misled on Democrats' tax position

CNN's Lawrence again suggested Tester is “a get-your-hands-dirty kind of guy,” unlike other “urban, elite Democrats”

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

On Today, Matthews touted market as “up around 13,000,” misleadingly suggested Bush is popular in most Western states

Post uncritically reported Bush's suggestion that without a GOP Congress, “parents will pay $500 more per child”

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

Juan Williams on public telling pollsters it favors Democrats on taxes: "[T]o me, that's crazy"

LA Times labeled Sweeney “an economy and energy expert,” failed to note Sweeney's ties to big oil

Watch CBS Evening News highlight how the election deniers in local governments could impact the 2024 election

Major print outlets fail to adequately cover extreme agenda laid out by Trump in Time interview

Fox News' Mollie Hemingway: Politicians won't “have a future in the Republican Party” if they don't attack the prosecutions of Donald Trump

Michael Knowles suggests transgender parents should “face legal consequences” for “scandalizing” their children

National TV news, with the exception of MSNBC, failed to cover Trump's scandalous Big Oil proposition