The TV networks seem to have two tracks in covering Democratic
scandals: ignore them, or if coverage is unavoidable, ignore the D next to the scandal subject's name.
In the immediate aftermath of the terrorist attack in Benghazi, Libay, all three broadcast networks touted the political angle that the events would bolster President Obama and damage Mitt Romney. ...
All three broadcast evening newscasts on Monday ran full reports on President Obama's declaration that all combat troops would leave Iraq by the end of this month. But only ABC's World News ...
"Despite persistent violence and a critical election coming up, President Obama hardly ever mentions the war in Iraq," Joseph Curl reports in Thursday's Washington Times. Curl discloses that "the ...
A story on a brewing controversy involving financier-turned-Obama-advisor Steven Rattner made no mention of his close friendship with Times publisher Arthur Sulzberger Jr., although the paper ...
Reporter Michael Luo completely ignores incoming Obama chief of staff Rahm Emanuel's service on the board of the disgraced Freddie Mac during a period the organization was misleading its investors.
