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Crunching the Numbers: What to Watch For at the Next GOP Debate

Crunching the Numbers: What to Watch For at the Next GOP Debate

After a five-week hiatus, the Republican presidential candidates meet tomorrow night for their next prime time debate, moderated by CNN’s Wolf Blitzer. Based on how the various networks handled ...
MRC Study: TV News Is Trying to Winnow the Field of GOP Candidates

MRC Study: TV News Is Trying to Winnow the Field of GOP Candidates

During the past three months, the big broadcast networks have essentially stopped covering most of the GOP presidential candidates, a lack of national news attention that presumably affects the ...
Journalists vs. the 'Far Right,' 'Hardline' and 'Ultra-Conservative' House GOP

Journalists vs. the 'Far Right,' 'Hardline' and 'Ultra-Conservative' House GOP

Over the past four weeks, as the broadcast networks have covered the House leadership contest, reporters have gone out of their way to relentlessly paint House Republicans, especially the Freedom ...
Study: Hillary Gets the Most Press; Bernie and Biden Get the Best Press

Study: Hillary Gets the Most Press; Bernie and Biden Get the Best Press

One week from tonight, the five Democratic presidential candidates will meet for their first debate of the 2016 campaign, and at least three of those five will be virtually unknown to TV news ...
How the Media Rich Get Richer: TV News Obsesses Over Trump, Ignores Other Candidates

How the Media Rich Get Richer: TV News Obsesses Over Trump, Ignores Other Candidates

Two weeks after the first GOP presidential debate of Campaign ’16, the broadcast networks continue to obsess over Donald Trump to the near-exclusion of the other sixteen Republican presidential ...
TV's Campaign '16 News: An Avalanche of Trump Coverage, Not Much for Others

TV's Campaign '16 News: An Avalanche of Trump Coverage, Not Much for Others

There are currently 17 declared candidates for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination, but viewers of the three broadcast evening news shows this year have mainly heard about just two of ...
MRC Study: TV News Protects Obama from His ISIS Failures

MRC Study: TV News Protects Obama from His ISIS Failures

In May, as ISIS terrorists captured the Iraqi city of Ramadi and the Syrian city of Palmyra, and with the FBI warning of hundreds of radicalized sympathizers here in the U.S., the ABC, CBS and ...
ABC’s Stephanopoulos Finds It Credible Barack Obama Can Be Another Ronald Reagan

ABC’s Stephanopoulos Finds It Credible Barack Obama Can Be Another Ronald Reagan

Without laughing, ABC’s George Stephanopoulos on Tuesday’s World News Tonight advanced the White House hope that Barack Obama will be seen as Ronald Reagan was in 1987, as a President who rescued ...
Flashback: Journalists Thrilled By All of Obama’s State of the Union Speeches

Flashback: Journalists Thrilled By All of Obama’s State of the Union Speeches

Tuesday night, Barack Obama delivers his second-to-last State of the Union address, this time as a lame duck President with relatively low approval ratings and facing a Congress entirely ...
The Media’s Super Mario: Decades of Journalistic Ardor for Cuomo’s Liberal Advocacy

The Media’s Super Mario: Decades of Journalistic Ardor for Cuomo’s Liberal Advocacy

Thirty years ago, journalists’ enthusiasm for Mario Cuomo reached national proportions after the then-New York Governor offered a full-throated liberal attack on Ronald Reagan’s conservative ...
The Media’s Cracked Crystal Ball: What Journalists Said We’d Find in 2015

The Media’s Cracked Crystal Ball: What Journalists Said We’d Find in 2015

In the 1980s and ’90s, journalists passed along expert predictions of the world as it would be by the year 2015. Now that the New Year has finally arrived, it might be fun to recall some of those ...