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Dick Cheney Hates Checks and Balances?

9/28/2006 4:17 PM ET
Maureen Dowd declared on PBS that journalism is vital because "checks and balances is what Dick Cheney is trying to destroy."

Times Editors on Greenhouse: No Comment

9/27/2006 3:33 PM ET
While former Public Editor Daniel Okrent was stunned and media-establishment heavyweights stroked their chins, Times editors refused to comment to NPR on the very liberal Linda Greenhouse speech.

NPR Reporter Stunned At Linda Greenhouse Speech

9/27/2006 2:32 PM ET
National Public Radio media reporter David Folkenflik was stunned by a June speech at Harvard by Times reporter Linda Greenhouse, which was very explicitly liberal.

A Moldy Bowl of Chile

9/27/2006 12:02 PM ET
The Times panned a play about Salvador Allende, the first elected Marxist in the Western Hemisphere back in 1970, but not so much the "dignity and idealism" of Allende's politics.

Times Quick To Promote George Allen 'Nigger' Charges

9/26/2006 6:23 PM ET
The Times was routinely slow on Clinton sex stories. But they were quick to find Democrats charging Sen. George Allen used the word "nigger" in the past - a very politically toxic matter - as fit ...

Hugo Chavez, Latino Male Oprah?

9/25/2006 6:16 PM ET
The Times saw Chavez's plug for a Noam Chomsky book as a light front-page feature - he's apparently a Latino male Oprah. Chomsky was a "luminary."

Iranian Tyrant Ahmadinejad "Flowery, Almost Socratic" Rants

9/22/2006 2:46 PM ET
Reporter Helene Cooper also finds the anti-American ravings of Hugo Chavez "colorful."

Nagourney Sees Echoes of 1994 GOP Takeover

9/21/2006 2:01 PM ET
The Times gets excited about its latest poll's good news for Democrats: "The disdain for Congress is as intense as it has been since 1994...

GOP "Narrows Immigration Focus," says Carl Hulse...

9/21/2006 12:42 PM ET
...but earlier this month a Hulse headline said the GOP had "Set Aside Work on Immigration" altogether. So is the focus narrowing or widening?

The Editorial Page Gets Hysterical Over Voter ID Requirements

9/21/2006 12:23 PM ET
"One of the cornerstones of the Republican Party's strategy for winning elections these days is voter suppression, intentionally putting up barriers between eligible voters and the ballot box."
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