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Nightline co-anchor Cynthia McFadden continued her fawning,
multi-part profile of Michelle Obama on Monday night, worrying about the
"extra responsibilities" that Mrs. Obama faces as an ...
Hot Air's Ed Morrissey provided some insight into the double standard in the New York Times'
coverage of two mediocre September jobs report released on the eve of
two presidential elections: ...
ABC's Cynthia McFadden was dripping with sugary admiration on Monday for
President Obama's "not-so-secret weapon," First Lady Michelle Obama.
She touted Obama as a big hugger" and "very warm ...
CNN's Soledad O'Brien omitted a key portion of Mitt Romney's remarks back in
May as she tried to convict him of hypocrisy with his own words on
Monday. Just hours before Romney's key address ...
None of the Big Three broadcast networks noted the release Friday of the
Congressional Budget Office’s final determination of the fiscal year
2012 federal budget deficit: $1.1 trillion, the ...
The 2007 video of then-Senator Barack Obama hinting at racism in the federal government's response to Hurricane Katrina isn't the only news story that NBC's Today show stuck up its nose at during ...
In Caracas reporting on Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez winning an
"unprecedented third term" for Monday's NBC Today, reporter Kerry
Sanders seemed to be swept up in the excitement: "For ...
During the Week in Buzz segment on Sunday's NBC Today,
Ericka Souter, editor of the celebrity gossip blog The Stir, trashed
Mitt Romney for announcing plans to cut federal funding of PBS, ...
Liberals, Peggy Noonan noted on Sunday’s This Week
roundtable, want Mitt Romney “to be more specific so that you can rouse
people against” budget cuts to any program. Indeed, earlier in the ...
CNN's Soledad O'Brien twice implied Mitt Romney is lying, on Friday's Starting Point.
She pointed to the candidate's admission to being wrong about his 47
percent comments after previously ...