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The Times' Two Favorite Republicans

2/5/2007 2:19 PM ET
Senators McCain and Hagel, two of Bush's prominent critics, get a flattering closeup.

No Liberals Here: John Edwards Just an "Economic Populist" with an Edge

2/5/2007 1:42 PM ET
Is the Times trying out a new code phrase to avoid applying the kiss-of-death term "liberal" to another Democratic presidential candidate?

Advertising Reporter Is Hearing Things in Super Bowl Ads

2/5/2007 1:25 PM ET
The Times' advertising writer: "Then, too, there was the unfortunate homonym at the heart of a commercial from Prudential Financial, titled 'What Can a Rock Do?' The problem with the spot, created ...

CNN Reporter Complains of Billions Spent on Iraq

2/5/2007 12:54 PM ET
Joshua Levs cites only left-leaning budget items as missed opportunities.

Friends of God Not Friendly to Evangelicals

2/5/2007 1:00 AM ET
Why bother trying to discover who evangelical Christians are, when all you're really doing is reinforcing tired old stereotypes?

The "Enormity" of Oil Profits by Exxon and Shell?

2/2/2007 2:32 PM ET
Clifford Krauss makes a strange word choice to describe record profits by the oil companies Exxon and Shell.

The Times Buries Good Economic News, Emphasizes Hypothetical Bad News

2/2/2007 2:26 PM ET
Economics reporter Vikas Bajaj puts forth his usual sunny outlook: "The road ahead promises to be a long, hard slog as corporate profits are starting to slow." Meanwhile, the higher-than-expected ...

Thomas Friedman: Soviet Union Died Due to Low Oil Prices, Not Ronald Reagan

2/2/2007 1:05 PM ET
Columnist Friedman says it was low oil prices that killed the Soviet Union, "not because of anything Ronald Reagan did."

The Times Jumps to a Pro-Democrat Conclusion on Fla. Voting Machines

2/2/2007 12:56 PM ET
The Times jumps to a pro-Democrat conclusion in its lead story on Florida replacing its touch-screen voting machines: "In Sarasota County last November, more than 18,000 voters who used ...

CNN's Velshi Argues Boosting Minimum Wage Could Boost the Economy

2/2/2007 12:40 PM ET
Business reporter says higher-paid workers will spend more, but fails to take into account lost jobs, lost hours, lost profitability from businesses.
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