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Major newspapers reported Rice's denial that U.S. allows torture but didn't note administration's narrow definition

12/07/05 6:02 PM EST
AP failed to challenge claim that White House “supported” 9-11 Commission

12/07/05 5:07 PM EST
Battlefront Fox: Cable network aggressively promoted idea of Christmas “war”

12/07/05 1:27 PM EST
Krauthammer repeated misleading claim that Bush is “the least poll-driven president in our history”

12/06/05 6:20 PM EST
Hume misleadingly claimed “the president refused to criticize Blanco” for Katrina response

12/06/05 4:35 PM EST
Barone wrongly attacked NY Times for reporting Bush claimed that Iraq “posed an imminent threat”

12/06/05 11:36 AM EST
Bumiller takes a stand on Matthews panel debate: “I am here to tell you [Bush] reads the newspapers”

12/05/05 2:06 PM EST
Ignoring a prior article, NY Times reported WH claim that Bush “never tried to single out Louisiana for blame”

12/05/05 12:50 PM EST
Schieffer on Bush administration's prewar claims: “I still give them the benefit of the doubt”

12/02/05 7:35 PM EST
“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

12/02/05 7:25 PM EST
Did Time 's Viveca Novak intervene in leak case, aiding Rove, while covering story?

12/02/05 6:48 PM EST
Fox's Garrett provided narrow, misleading examination of “same intelligence” debate

12/02/05 5:04 PM EST
CNN's Morton misrepresented report on Cheney's travel records

12/02/05 4:46 PM EST
Krauthammer falsely claimed Robb-Silberman report concluded Bush administration did not withhold intelligence undermining case for war

12/01/05 7:20 PM EST
Boot criticized Democratic objections to cost, difficulty of Iraq conflict, ignored Bush administration's optimistic predictions

12/01/05 2:20 PM EST
CNN adopts GOP “cut and run” line to describe Democratic proposals

12/01/05 11:25 AM EST
Depoliticizing corruption: Media figures miscast GOP-laden scandals as “nonpartisan”

11/30/05 6:26 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

Major newspapers reported Rice's denial that U.S. allows torture but didn't note administration's narrow definition

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

Battlefront Fox: Cable network aggressively promoted idea of Christmas “war”

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

Hume misleadingly claimed “the president refused to criticize Blanco” for Katrina response

Barone wrongly attacked NY Times for reporting Bush claimed that Iraq “posed an imminent threat”

Bumiller takes a stand on Matthews panel debate: “I am here to tell you [Bush] reads the newspapers”

Ignoring a prior article, NY Times reported WH claim that Bush “never tried to single out Louisiana for blame”

Schieffer on Bush administration's prewar claims: “I still give them the benefit of the doubt”

“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

Did Time 's Viveca Novak intervene in leak case, aiding Rove, while covering story?

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

CNN's Morton misrepresented report on Cheney's travel records

Krauthammer falsely claimed Robb-Silberman report concluded Bush administration did not withhold intelligence undermining case for war

Boot criticized Democratic objections to cost, difficulty of Iraq conflict, ignored Bush administration's optimistic predictions

CNN adopts GOP “cut and run” line to describe Democratic proposals

Depoliticizing corruption: Media figures miscast GOP-laden scandals as “nonpartisan”

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

Steve Bannon: Rep. Mike Johnson was “one of the intellectual architects of pushing back on the stolen election”

Sean Hannity whines about Mike Johnson being elected House speaker over Jim Jordan

CNN anchor declares that new Republican Speaker Mike Johnson has no “personal baggage”

CNN anchor calls new Republican Speaker Mike Johnson a “blank slate”

Mainstream media ignores new Speaker of the House Mike Johnson’s history of anti-LGBTQ extremism