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Even though the upcoming sequester cuts amount to only $85 billion,
compared to $16 trillion of U.S. debt, CNN on Tuesday morning hyped the deleterious effects
of the cuts to the economy by ...
Amid all of the news breaking in Washington, from the upcoming sequester cuts to President Obama's second term agenda, NBC's Today
decided to focus its Tuesday political coverage on a scandal ...
ABC journalist Jon Karl continued his role as White House stenographer, Tuesday, repeating Barack Obama's talking points on the upcoming sequester cuts. Karl insisted that the President is "really ...
MSNBC host Melissa Harris-Perry had her panel guests tell their
"favorite race joke" or "best punch line" on race on her Sunday show and
laughter ranged between nervous and uproarious. ...
Although every holiday may seem like Obama Day to Chris Matthews, the MSNBC host used the date often devoted to Lincoln and Washington as an excuse to wonder if the current President is headed to ...
All three network newscasts on Friday featured Chicago as an example of Barack Obama's call for more gun control. ABC and NBC ignored the inconvenient fact that the city already has some of the ...
The irony must have been lost on Bill Plante when he reported on Monday's CBS This Morning that President Obama "did golf with Tiger [Woods], but we didn't see a picture of it. They [the Obama ...
Former Democratic Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. was charged on Friday with improperly spending $750,000 of campaign funds on items such as Michael Jackson and Bruce Lee memorabilia (among other ...
CNN media critic Howard Kurtz ripped the press infatuation with Sen.
Marco Rubio's water sip as "profoundly depressing," but on Sunday's Reliable Sources he wouldn't call out his own network's ...
While new White House chief of staff Denis McDonough was grilled about the Benghazi terrorist attack on CBS's Face the Nation on Sunday, NBC Meet the Press
moderator David Gregory only lobbed a ...
