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Networks Defend 'Consensus Builder' Kagan; Downplay Military Recruiter Ban

6/28/2010 12:59 PM ET
The Monday morning shows on CBS, ABC, and NBC all worked to portray President Obama's Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan as a moderate and open-minded legal scholar, downplaying her liberal views. ...

The Media Are Unanimous: Obama Is "Brilliant"

6/28/2010 8:33 AM ET
Vol. 23, No. 13

Media Blackout of Supreme Court "Battle"

6/24/2010 9:46 AM ET
MRC Analysis: ABC, CBS and NBC Virtually Ignore Kagan Controversies; No Soundbites from Conservative Groups

TV Journalists Praise Obama's 'Brilliant' Handling of McChrystal Controversy

6/23/2010 4:34 PM ET
President Obama's decision to relieve General Stanley McChrystal of command in Afghanistan and replace him with General David Petraeus was met with a chorus of praise in the media, as anchors and ...

Media-Backed Obama Mortgage Program Flops

6/23/2010 4:10 PM ET
Broadcast networks supported homeowner bailout even as 'hiccups' in system were exposed.

Early Show Panelists on Marriage: 'Who Wants to Sign Up for That?'

6/23/2010 1:00 AM ET
Erica Hill's report highlights cohabitation, ignores benefits of marriage.

On Networks, 'Controversial' Law Means Conservative Law

6/23/2010 1:00 AM ET
ABC, CBS, NBC label conservative laws controversial 30 times more than liberal laws; Arizona immigration policy most-criticized in five years

CBS Fawns Over Pay Czar Feinberg: He Speaks With 'Moral Authority' and Knows the Value of Human Life

6/21/2010 5:43 PM ET
On the June 20th edition of Sunday Morning, CBS reporter Richard Schlesinger conducted a glowing interview with pay czar Kenneth Feinberg, lauding him as someone who speaks with "moral authority" ...

ABC Focuses Oil Spill Blame on BP and Coast Guard, Not Obama; CBS Gives President 'C' for Response

6/17/2010 5:51 PM ET
On Thursday's Good Morning America on ABC, co-host George Stephanopoulos laid blame on BP and Coast Guard Admiral Thad Allen for mishandling the Gulf oil spill response but depicted the Obama ...

Obama Wants $50 Billion more for Stimulus, Networks Nearly Silent

6/16/2010 3:29 PM ET
Broadcast news devotes 38 times more coverage to World Cup than presidential push to bailout police, firemen, teachers.
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