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Responding to Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal (R) on Monday, CNN's chief
business correspondent slammed GOP "weird math" and "balanced budget
nonsense" on the sequestration. "And it's this ...
CNN touted ex-president Jimmy Carter as a "new cult favorite" and asked if his image was "being rehabilitated" on Monday's The Situation Room. Liberal historian Douglas Brinkley made the laughably ...
No, not Papua New Guinea! Personal finance reporter Tara Siegel Bernard: "It is no secret that when it comes to
paid parental leave, the United States is among the least generous in
the world, ...
ABC on Sunday continued to hype Barack Obama's hyperbolic claims about sequester cuts. World News reporter David Kerley played a clip of the President and then insisted that $85 billion in ...
In an effort to hype controversy days before Pope Benedict XVI steps down as the leader of the Catholic Church, on Monday's NBC Today, correspondent Anne Thompson proclaimed: "Even in his final ...
Charlie Rose led Monday's CBS This Morning by hyping the allegedly catastrophic effect of the sequester during a promo for a report from correspondent Major Garrett: "Kids without vaccines; ...
Acting like an extension of the White House press office on Monday's NBC Today, correspondent Peter Alexander promoted Obama administration talking points on the upcoming budget sequester: "This ...
According to Good Morning America's David Wright on Monday, the upcoming "papal election campaign is getting ugly." The ABC correspondent then declared that Pope Benedict an "absolute ...
HBO’s Sunday night dramady, Enlightened, is delivering something very rare: A true to life depiction of a journalist – specifically identified as a reporter for the Los Angeles Times
– as a ...
Former President Jimmy Carter claimed he didn't raise a dime of money in
the 1976 general election and CNN's Piers Morgan wouldn't challenge him
on Thursday's Piers Morgan Tonight. "As a ...
