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Here We Go Again: Networks Back Obama 'Replay' on Infrastructure Spending, Stimulus

9/7/2011 9:45 PM ET
President and media stuck on repeat, but ABC, CBS, NBC won't admit it; argue for more money to fix roads, bridges.

GOP's 'Cut, Cap and Balance' Mostly Just Cut By Media

7/28/2011 5:58 PM ET
Republican budget plan only mentioned by name in 10 percent of stories.

Stimulus Two Years Later, Networks Ignore Obama's Failed Job Promise

2/16/2011 3:56 PM ET
Eight percent unemployment prediction rarely made broadcast evening news.

Health Care Cost Estimates Challenged, But Media Skip Criticism of 'Non-Partisan' Agency

1/17/2011 3:33 PM ET
Congressional Budget Office figures challenged only 16 percent of the time, despite former CBO director's claims of 'Garbage In, Garbage Out' accounting.

Networks Out of Step with Public, Ignore Majority Support for ObamaCare Repeal

1/5/2011 10:13 PM ET
In past month, ABC, CBS and NBC leave public's opposition out of 93 percent of stories mentioning health care legislation.

CNNMoney Misrepresents Rep. Mike Pence's Opposition to Tax Cut Deal

12/20/2010 11:06 PM ET
Senior writer claims tax cut deal is 'costliest stimulus, weakest payoff,' cites Congressman in liberal attack on tax cuts.

Uncritical Condition

11/4/2010 5:33 PM ET
Network news fails to examine high cost and proven failures of government-run health care

This Year's Midterm Elections Are All about Freedom

10/27/2010 7:14 PM ET
The federal government has pursued arbitrary, rather than constitutional powers; the voters will decide if the nation will continue to drift away from freedom.

Obama the Tax Cutter: A Network Fairy Tale

10/20/2010 7:52 PM ET
Despite Obama's tax hikes and campaign against 'tax cuts' for the wealthy, broadcast evening news shows portray president as taxcutters' champion.

The Media's Top 10 Worst Economic Myths of 2009

12/9/2009 7:13 PM ET
From jobs 'saved or created,' to stimulus saving the economy, to 'deficit neutral' health care reform; here are ten biggest stories the media got wrong this year.
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