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Olbermann, Alter in Denial Over GOP Winning Health Care Debate

9/25/2009 2:28 PM ET
MSNBC's own 'Baghdad Bobs' tar Republicans and Olbermann asks why Sen. DeMint hates sick people.

'Early Show' Uses Woman with Rare Disease to Advocate for ObamaCare

9/25/2009 1:47 PM ET
Biased doctor cites faulty study to assert lack of insurance 'does kill people.'

Times' Latest Heavily Pro-Democratic Poll Still Finds Resistance to Obama-Care

9/25/2009 1:37 PM ET
In the paper's latest poll that oversamples Democrats, Adam Nagourney does some spinning for Obama's agenda and oversimplifies opposition to "death panels" and access by illegals to government ...

For ABC, Adultery is Bad but Christian Arguments Against it are 'Intolerant'

9/25/2009 12:00 AM ET
'Nightline' anchor Cynthia McFadden mocks faith-based arguments, accepts secular arguments as fact.

Couric: Obama 'Could Have Done a Better Job Outlining' Health Care

9/24/2009 6:30 PM ET
'CBS Evening News' host admits being 'depressed' over health care debate and gridlock; asks why we can't take the Rodney King approached and 'just get along.'

Alarmism: Bill Clinton Says Global Warming Will Lead to More Fighting over Water than Oil

9/24/2009 1:41 PM ET
For second night in a row, Letterman Show is used as a platform by a leading Democrat to promote a liberal cause.

Media Embrace Millionaire Moore's Vendetta against Capitalism

9/24/2009 1:40 PM ET
Like 'Sicko,' journalists gush over 'provocative' anti-Wall Street flick, leave out filmmaker's critics.

Kooky Ignorance: Michael Moore Claims Wall Street Wants Intentionally High Unemployment

9/24/2009 1:39 PM ET
Filmmaker tells Larry King job losses means higher profits for companies; uses claim to promote 'new economic order that is fair.'

'Some Welcome Employment News' -- At Least According To ABC

9/24/2009 1:38 PM ET
Obama Administration: 12,000 new jobs, good news. Under Bush: 56,000, not so good.

Behar: Socialism Makes Denmark Happiest Country

9/24/2009 1:37 PM ET
'The View' host claims Danes are happiest in the world because of national health care and 'free' college.
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