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Study: NY Times, Wash. Post quote more than twice as many Republicans as Democrats in political coverage

07/20/18 8:47 AM EDT
STUDY: NY Times, Wash. Post coverage of caravan plummets after midterms

11/14/18 4:07 PM EST
The Wash. Post Has A Lobbyist As A Writer; Here Are 12 Times They Didn't Disclose Conflicts Of Interest

04/21/17 12:54 PM EDT

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Wash. Post touted misleading poll question to assert that the majority of Americans “oppose a deadline for getting out of Iraq”

07/05/06 12:22 PM EDT
Wash. Post ignored Casey's withdrawal plan while reporting that Bush said “some Democrats want to surrender” in Iraq

06/29/06 3:58 PM EDT
Broder baselessly contrasted Bush's “Texas” approach to immigration with stricter House bill

06/26/06 6:20 PM EDT
Broder discovers the Internet, attacks liberal blogs for their “vituperation” -- will he do the same for conservative bloggers?

06/22/06 2:24 PM EDT
Media touted Bush's “surge of momentum” as rash of problems surround White House

06/14/06 5:50 PM EDT
Wash. Post uncritically reported Rove's claim that GOP is “for less spending”

06/14/06 12:35 PM EDT
Wash. Post again suggested Murtha's call for troop redeployment is not “pro-military”

06/12/06 1:09 PM EDT
Broder again defended his Clinton marriage speculation: “the Clintons have presented themselves to the public as a couple”

06/02/06 7:28 PM EDT
Broder -- “getting killed” with negative email over column on Clintons' marriage -- claims to “wish” it were “nobody's else's business”

06/01/06 5:38 PM EDT
Wash. Post, ABC ignored key findings in their own Clinton/McCain poll

05/30/06 3:11 PM EDT
David Broder on candidates' personal lives: Now OK with public “choking on a surfeit of smut”

05/25/06 2:35 PM EDT
Media continue to ignore Bush's reported support for House immigration bill's punitive provisions

05/23/06 9:27 AM EDT

Featured

Study: NY Times, Wash. Post quote more than twice as many Republicans as Democrats in political coverage

STUDY: NY Times, Wash. Post coverage of caravan plummets after midterms

The Wash. Post Has A Lobbyist As A Writer; Here Are 12 Times They Didn't Disclose Conflicts Of Interest

The Latest

Wash. Post touted misleading poll question to assert that the majority of Americans “oppose a deadline for getting out of Iraq”

Wash. Post ignored Casey's withdrawal plan while reporting that Bush said “some Democrats want to surrender” in Iraq

Broder baselessly contrasted Bush's “Texas” approach to immigration with stricter House bill

Broder discovers the Internet, attacks liberal blogs for their “vituperation” -- will he do the same for conservative bloggers?

Media touted Bush's “surge of momentum” as rash of problems surround White House

Wash. Post uncritically reported Rove's claim that GOP is “for less spending”

Wash. Post again suggested Murtha's call for troop redeployment is not “pro-military”

Broder again defended his Clinton marriage speculation: “the Clintons have presented themselves to the public as a couple”

Broder -- “getting killed” with negative email over column on Clintons' marriage -- claims to “wish” it were “nobody's else's business”

Wash. Post, ABC ignored key findings in their own Clinton/McCain poll

David Broder on candidates' personal lives: Now OK with public “choking on a surfeit of smut”

Media continue to ignore Bush's reported support for House immigration bill's punitive provisions