Following NY Times, The Hill misquoted Clinton's civil rights comments
Elections
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Media outlets continued to mislead on the Clintons' “fairy tale” and civil rights quotes
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Ignoring Giuliani's statement that he “spent the most time in” NH, media report that Giuliani skipped NH
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NY Times, Politico misreported Clinton's comments during emotional moment in NH
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Morris claimed Huckabee's “refusal to indulge in negative advertising ... show[ed] his strength under fire” -- after deriding his actions on anti-Romney ad as “stupid”
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On Hannity & Colmes, Luntz misrepresented Edwards comment about campaign finances
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Taking lead from Drudge, conservative echo chamber hypes Clinton photo
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MSNBC's Hall referred to McCain and Lieberman as “maverick[s]”
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Wash. Post's Balz asserted Giuliani "[a]t odds" with GOP “on abortion, guns and gays,” despite moving to the right on those issues
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Politico called Clinton's Sunday-show laugh “calculated” and a “cackle,” but Giuliani's laugh “good-natured[]”
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Ignoring polling to the contrary, Ignatius asserted there's a “nagging uneasiness” about having both Clintons back in the White House
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Matthews and guests lauded Romney's “Faith in America” speech, ignored attack on “secularism”
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On Reliable Sources, Cullum claimed questions about where Obama's “religion lies, where his loyalty lies” could “backfire on Oprah”
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CNN's Cooper praised Huckabee's failure to answer WWJD question as “probably one of the best answers you could possibly come up to”
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During Dem debate coverage, will CNN's Campbell Brown disclose her husband's role in Romney's campaign?
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On Special Report, Barone cited interest-group spending to explain defeat of conservative initiative, but not liberal one
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NY Times again falsely suggested that any Dem is saying Clinton should be treated differently from her male rivals
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NY Times' Healy, USA Today advanced myth that Clinton switched baseball allegiances