“Fox Facts”: Timeline omitted Dem governor's state of emergency declaration, early levee breaks
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Media largely ignored CNN's legal victory over government restrictions on Katrina coverage
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WSJ editorial falsely claimed Bush is only elected official to accept responsibility for Katrina disaster
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Limbaugh again claimed President Bush “was begging” Blanco to declare an emergency
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CNN's Ed Henry selectively edited video to misleadingly suggest Lieberman supported provision he opposed regarding FEMA director
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Wash. Post again downplayed ex-FEMA director Brown's inexperience with disaster relief
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WSJ 's Taranto offered no backup to his claim that Bush's poll numbers are bouncing back
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WSJ misleadingly defended proposed Katrina commission
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Newsweek 's Fineman linked Shaw Group to Blanco cronyism in Katrina relief; ignored ties to Bush administration
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Wash. Post , USA Today omitted reasons for Democratic boycott of “bipartisan” Katrina commission
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NY Times omitted reasons for House Dems' refusal to join Katrina probe
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CBS reported DeLay's attack on Earle but omitted Earle's rebuttal
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CNN, MSNBC parroted DeLay's allegation that Earle is a “partisan zealot” but failed to note Earle's history of prosecuting Democrats
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News reports suggest ethical questions about Miers, but fail to place them in broader context
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Media continue to ignore contradictions in Dobson's claims about “confidential” information on Miers
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Matalin falsely claimed that Reagan and Clinton's second-term approval ratings were “similar” to Bush's current low in the polls
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Wash. Post 's VandeHei sidestepped vague Powell claim that sharply contradicted prior Post report
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Couric echoed conservative rhetoric, suggested Alito “is a strict constructionist” who “will interpret the Constitution literally”