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Post and Coloradoan uncritically reported talking point about Bush's Iraq strategy being “short term”

01/12/07 5:55 PM EST
Offering no evidence, WSJ questioned Clinton's, Obama's “electability”

01/12/07 2:08 PM EST
Barnicle falsely claimed Sen. Clinton “hasn't said a thing about [Iraq] in months”

01/11/07 7:43 PM EST
Chieftain editorial praising Wadhams omitted any mention of his negative campaigning, despite the paper's previous “disdain” for such tactics

01/11/07 4:25 PM EST
“Gunny” Bob falsely claimed Rep. Frank accused Bush of “conduct[ing] ethnic cleansing operations in Louisiana to kill African-Americans”

01/10/07 7:57 PM EST
Bash: Bush “very, very popular” in Montana

01/10/07 4:29 PM EST
What is it good for?

01/09/07 3:08 PM EST
Bash persists with CNN's use of “surge”

01/09/07 3:00 PM EST
Michelle Malkin's credibility, R.I.P.

01/08/07 9:25 PM EST
Coloradoan, Gazette uncritically repeated GOP talking points critical of Democrats' bipartisanship

01/08/07 8:27 PM EST
Alter: O'Reilly is “so inflated, it's coming out of his ears.”

01/08/07 8:01 PM EST
Neither Sawyer nor Keane noted Keane's previous view that 20,000-troop increase not enough

01/08/07 7:06 PM EST
Who's “lying”? “Gunny” Bob distorted poll in attacking retired Joint Chiefs chairman's stance on gays in military

01/08/07 7:05 PM EST
Media ignore McCain's inconsistency on Iraq troop increase

01/08/07 6:22 PM EST
Fox's Cavuto falsely claimed NY Times provided “no coverage” of Saddam Hussein's atrocities

01/08/07 6:00 PM EST
Following Colorado Media Matters item, Grand Junction's KKCO brings aboard Democratic co-host for weekly legislative segment

01/08/07 5:59 PM EST
And another child grows up to be somebody you'd just love to burn

01/08/07 3:52 PM EST
Barnes, NYT's Gordon assigned blame for failed strategy to generals, not Bush

01/08/07 3:37 PM EST

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Post and Coloradoan uncritically reported talking point about Bush's Iraq strategy being “short term”

Offering no evidence, WSJ questioned Clinton's, Obama's “electability”

Barnicle falsely claimed Sen. Clinton “hasn't said a thing about [Iraq] in months”

Chieftain editorial praising Wadhams omitted any mention of his negative campaigning, despite the paper's previous “disdain” for such tactics

“Gunny” Bob falsely claimed Rep. Frank accused Bush of “conduct[ing] ethnic cleansing operations in Louisiana to kill African-Americans”

Bash: Bush “very, very popular” in Montana

What is it good for?

Bash persists with CNN's use of “surge”

Michelle Malkin's credibility, R.I.P.

Coloradoan, Gazette uncritically repeated GOP talking points critical of Democrats' bipartisanship

Alter: O'Reilly is “so inflated, it's coming out of his ears.”

Neither Sawyer nor Keane noted Keane's previous view that 20,000-troop increase not enough

Who's “lying”? “Gunny” Bob distorted poll in attacking retired Joint Chiefs chairman's stance on gays in military

Media ignore McCain's inconsistency on Iraq troop increase

Fox's Cavuto falsely claimed NY Times provided “no coverage” of Saddam Hussein's atrocities

Following Colorado Media Matters item, Grand Junction's KKCO brings aboard Democratic co-host for weekly legislative segment

And another child grows up to be somebody you'd just love to burn

Barnes, NYT's Gordon assigned blame for failed strategy to generals, not Bush

Steve Bannon: Migrants have “zero rights”

Charlie Kirk pushes the “great replacement” conspiracy: “They won't stop until you and your children and your children's children are eliminated”

Steve Bannon promotes “great replacement” conspiracy theory and anti-immigrant rally with January 6-connected organizer

Right-wing media are outraged that the Biden administration is encouraging voter registration though a federal work-study program

On MSNBC, Chris Hayes debunks right-wing media's “migrant crime surge” myth