New York Times congressional correspondent Jonathan Weisman sounds as confident about Democratic chances as the Democrats he's covering: "One Republican political
consultant working on House and ...
For six days and counting, the broadcast
networks entertained the idea that Paul Ryan was lying in his convention
speech last week, even though as NBC’s Chuck Todd conceded on Thursday’s ...
At the top of Tuesday's NBC Today, co-host Savannah Guthrie
teased an upcoming interview with Paul Ryan by slamming the Republican
vice presidential candidate: "Paul Ryan joins us to talk ...
The hosts of the three network morning shows on Tuesday grilled Paul
Ryan, questioning the Republican's facts and citing Joe Biden as a
policy expert. Former Democratic operative turned ...
Obama biographer and Times reporter Jodi Kantor may have been somewhat critical of President Obama, but nothing can be said against the hugging first lady Michelle: "That hug, half motherly ...
Each morning, the Media Research Center is showcasing the most egregious
bias we have uncovered over the years. Today, the worst of 1990. Highlights include: Time
magazine saluting Mikhail ...
Playing to a crowd of Democrats in Charlotte cheering on Democratic
operative Chris Matthews as he hosted his MSNBC program, Howard Fineman
blurted “I survived Tampa and am now glad to be ...
What four New York Times columnists had to say about the
Republican National Convention. Maureen Dowd called it "a colossal
hoax," among other things, while Charles Blow also lit into GOP ...
The New York Times' "fact-checking" reporter Michael Cooper
laments that his colleague's "verdicts that a campaign has crossed the
line are often drowned
out by dissent from its supporters, ...
A twelve-minute introductory speech by movie legend Clint Eastwood is pinned on "Mitt Romney himself." Michael Barbaro and Michael Shear write for Saturday's New York Times front page: For
all ...
