Today, the worst bias of 1995, when Time
magazine blamed the Oklahoma City bombing on “hot talk on the radio”
even as NPR’s Nina Totenberg wished one of Jesse Helms’ grandchildren
would get ...
“Writers have been bowing to the ‘fact checkers’ as submissively as Barack Obama upon meeting some anti-American dictator,” the Wall Street Journal’s James Taranto quipped in a devastating ...
The worst bias of 1994. Highlights include ABC’s Peter Jennings calling voters “two-year-olds” for electing a
Republican Congress (“the voters had a temper tantrum last week”), and a
USA Today ...
Appearing as regular panel member on Friday's Inside Washington on PBS, as he recounted former President Bill Clinton's speech at the Democratic National Convention, liberal Washington Post ...
For Obama speech analysis, CBS This Morning on Friday brought on New Yorker editor David Remnick (who also worked for ten years as an "objective" reporter at The Washington Post).
Remnick said ...
The Democratic Convention produced a "home run derby of speeches,"
insisted CNN's John King early Friday morning on Piers Morgan Tonight.
This came after CNN hailed Michelle Obama's DNC ...
Earlier this week, the GAO said the Obama administration evaded the law by waiving welfare requirements, but CNN failed to mention the report. Neither CBS nor ABC reported it as well. According to ...
A New York Times op-ed captures the partisan blindness of the paper on voter ID: "Today’s Republican Party seems
deeply concerned with rooting out voter fraud of the kind Douglass
practiced. ...
New York Times campaign reporter Trip Gabriel lays out a rocky mountain trail for Paul Ryan: "But his assertion in a radio
interview that he once ran 'a two-hour and 50-something' marathon, a ...
