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As the media report on the allegedly horrid polls for Mitt Romney, will they take the time to report the latest on their own poll ratings with Gallup? “Americans' distrust in the media hit a ...
The worst bias of 2007: ABC fawns over newly-installed
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi; Rosie O’Donnell insults the troops;
and a McClatchy headline writer finds a downside to good news in ...
NBC's Matt Lauer pronounced the previous week a "bad week" for the
Romney campaign and cited squishy Republicans to help make his point on
Thursday's Today show. Lauer wouldn't even let Romney ...
Thursday's CBS This Morning was practically ready to sound the death knell for Mitt Romney's campaign, with John Dickerson playing up "the real sense of fear" among anonymous Republican sources ...
The same networks that have been hyping secret video of Mitt Romney
talking about who pays taxes, hyperventilating about the Republican's
"seismic" bombshell," have, thus far, completely ...
The worst bias of 2006: ABC’s Terry Moran gets a thrill for Barack Obama
(“Is he the one?”); AP touts the “comforts” of Castro’s communist
dictatorship; and daytime talk show host Rosie ...
Mitt Romney on Wednesday put into play newly uncovered video of Barack
Obama in 1998 advocating redistribution of wealth, but of the broadcast
network evening newscasts, only the NBC Nightly ...
More than an hour into the program, Wednesday's CBS This Morning finally acknowledged that "this race is not over for Mitt Romney," based on the network's own polling. Norah O'Donnell noted that ...
CNN's Piers Morgan gave President Obama some free
publicity Tuesday night while CNN kept the anti-Romney media firestorm
raging. "I'm going to play a new Obama ad which basically sums up how ...
President Obama had time to enjoy late night laughs with David
Letterman while refusing to meet with America's Middle East ally, and
yet CNN's Wolf Blitzer was just fine with that. "In the ...
