Media reports pave the way for Social Security privatization
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CBS shortchanged Social Security's future
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“Media Matters,” week ending December 17; by Jamison Foser
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“Media Matters,” week ending January 7, 2005; by Jamison Foser
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Coulter should have stuck with “no comment” on DC inaugural costs
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Echoing conservative trade group, Hyman urged repeal of Davis-Bacon Act
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Hyman falsely claimed Hong Kong imposes flat tax on income
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In State of the Union coverage, media adopted term “personal accounts”
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CNN continues to mislead on Social Security
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Wall Street Journal's Fund, FOX's Asman echoed Hume's Social Security distortion of FDR
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Gingrich hyped “free lunch” Social Security plan, never mentioned $7 trillion price tag
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Hyman misleadingly claimed that Social Security “discriminates against minorities”
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“The Point's” Social Security falsehoods continue: Hyman offered misinformation about married couples' benefits
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Hannity falsely claimed Reagan tax cuts “doubled revenues ... from $500 billion to over $1 trillion”
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Fox's Wallace claimed that no one would argue that Bush's Gulf reconstruction proposals “aren't good ideas”; news reports disagree
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Limbaugh falsely suggested that Katrina tax relief would be directed toward those who don't pay taxes
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CNN repeatedly referred to Dubai Ports World simply as a foreign or Arab company, without noting it is government-owned
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Reports on Bush administration review of UAE port deal failed to mention Rumsfeld “just heard about this over the weekend”