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While ignoring Bush's inconsistent statements on the issue, Fox's Wallace allowed Bush to distort Obama's Pakistan remark

02/11/08 6:56 PM EST
After viewing Rove's erroneous analysis, Wallace touted Rove's “level of analysis”

02/08/08 4:56 PM EST
Echoing McCain talking point, Chris Wallace asked Clinton: "[W]hy are you so determined to declare defeat" in Iraq?

02/03/08 1:12 PM EST
Imus on President Clinton: “This is a fat, low-rent hillbilly”

01/30/08 5:41 PM EST
“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

01/25/08 6:42 PM EST
MSNBC's Shuster: "[C]able-news organization that rhymes with 'clocks' " distorted Bill Clinton's exchange with reporter

01/20/08 6:07 PM EST
Union Leader, CNN uncritically reported McCain's criticism of negative ads

01/07/08 4:15 PM EST
Couric did not challenge Romney's claim that "[n]o religious test should ever be required for qualification for office"

12/12/07 1:08 PM EST
Wash. Post uncritically reported Huckabee's false claim that “in 1992 there was much confusion about how AIDS was spread”

12/09/07 5:25 PM EST
AP report on Romney's “Faith in America” speech uncritically reported Romney's decrying “religious test” for office

12/06/07 2:07 PM EST
Sunday-show discussions of Giuliani billing issue ignored that affair reportedly created increased cost for NYC taxpayers

12/03/07 6:30 PM EST
Ignoring his flawed 2006 forecast, Wallace allowed Rove to predict GOP “gains in the Congress” in 2008

12/02/07 3:03 PM EST
Contrary to researchers' views, Hume touted stem-cell breakthrough as “virtually eliminat[ing]” debate

11/27/07 11:49 AM EST
Hume: Democrats “often” seem “invested in our losing” in Iraq

11/18/07 3:45 PM EST
Hannity dismissed Fox text-message polls as “just a lot of fun” when results favored Paul, but not when results favored Bush

10/22/07 5:26 PM EDT
Fox & Friends aired “Dean scream” and “Clinton cackle” to show purported similarities

10/09/07 2:25 PM EDT
KOA's Rosen continued media trend by fixating on so-called “Clinton cackle”

10/05/07 7:21 PM EDT
From cleavage to “cackle”? Media find new focus in coverage of Hillary Clinton

10/03/07 9:29 PM EDT

While ignoring Bush's inconsistent statements on the issue, Fox's Wallace allowed Bush to distort Obama's Pakistan remark

After viewing Rove's erroneous analysis, Wallace touted Rove's “level of analysis”

Echoing McCain talking point, Chris Wallace asked Clinton: "[W]hy are you so determined to declare defeat" in Iraq?

Imus on President Clinton: “This is a fat, low-rent hillbilly”

“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

MSNBC's Shuster: "[C]able-news organization that rhymes with 'clocks' " distorted Bill Clinton's exchange with reporter

Union Leader, CNN uncritically reported McCain's criticism of negative ads

Couric did not challenge Romney's claim that "[n]o religious test should ever be required for qualification for office"

Wash. Post uncritically reported Huckabee's false claim that “in 1992 there was much confusion about how AIDS was spread”

AP report on Romney's “Faith in America” speech uncritically reported Romney's decrying “religious test” for office

Sunday-show discussions of Giuliani billing issue ignored that affair reportedly created increased cost for NYC taxpayers

Ignoring his flawed 2006 forecast, Wallace allowed Rove to predict GOP “gains in the Congress” in 2008

Contrary to researchers' views, Hume touted stem-cell breakthrough as “virtually eliminat[ing]” debate

Hume: Democrats “often” seem “invested in our losing” in Iraq

Hannity dismissed Fox text-message polls as “just a lot of fun” when results favored Paul, but not when results favored Bush

Fox & Friends aired “Dean scream” and “Clinton cackle” to show purported similarities

KOA's Rosen continued media trend by fixating on so-called “Clinton cackle”

From cleavage to “cackle”? Media find new focus in coverage of Hillary Clinton

Sean Hannity argues with a radio caller who thinks it's “criminal” to send Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Uganda

Charlie Kirk tells Taylor Swift to “submit to your husband” and “have a ton of children”

Even Jesse Watters can tell Trump is trying to fire Fed governor Cook over a pretext

At Gateway Pundit conference, former Trump attorney Peter Ticktin says that he “wouldn’t be very surprised” if there’s “an emergency called” before the next election

Jesse Watters says it would be “great politics” for Trump to use the National Guard to take over the country “city by city”