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CNN: President Made 'Pants on Fire' Claim on Health Care; AP: 'Hyperbole'

2/12/2010 8:22 PM ET
CNN refreshingly called out President Obama on Friday's Newsroom concerning his false claim that "for the first time...you saw more people getting health care from government than you did from the ...

AP Lede on O'Keefe Raises Watergate Specter: 'What Did the Right Wing Know?'

1/27/2010 8:43 PM ET
The Associated Press on Wednesday insinuated there might be a wider conservative plot behind James O'Keefe's alleged misdeeds at Senator Mary Landrieu's office, and invoked the Watergate scandal ...

AP Excited 'Bold Colors' and 'Squiggly Lines Have Arrived' on White House Walls

10/7/2009 9:45 AM ET
"You can't see it, but there's a quiet cultural revolution under way at the White House," gushed the AP's Nancy Benac in the lead to her Tuesday night dispatch headlined: "Modern art hits 1600 Pa. ...

AP Pounces on Truth-Teller Obama's 'Oversimplifications and Omissions'

9/10/2009 2:30 PM ET
In his health care speech Wednesday night, President Obama cast himself as a truth-teller combating "bogus claims" and "misinformation" about his plan. "If you misrepresent what's in the plan, we ...

Media Latch on to Swine Flu 'Pandemic'

4/29/2009 3:17 PM ET
National news goes hog wild with influenza stories but barely discusses Bush preparations; need for border security.

Media Have a Proposition for Calif. Churches: You're Bigots

11/13/2008 2:00 AM ET
Two days after California voters upheld man-woman marriage by voting for Prop. 8, the media stopped reporting the facts and started beating its civil rights drum.

Media Obsessed with Discrediting 'Joe the Plumber'

10/16/2008 6:28 PM ET
After taking on tax hike for $250,000+ income earners, Ohio businessman becomes subject of Obama, press criticism.

Stop the Presses! Palin's Church Holds to Bible's Teaching on Homosexuality!

9/8/2008 1:00 AM ET
Once again, AP gets a religion story wrong because of theological ignorance.

Second Minimum Wage Hike Not 'Enough' for the Media

7/30/2008 1:28 PM ET
Journalists from broadcast networks, CNN and AP inflate number of minimum-wage workers and complain wages still aren't high enough.
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