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It’s bad enough that Chris Matthews gets two hours a day on MSNBC to
showcase his anti-conservative rants, but why does host David Gregory
undermine any pretense that NBC News is not the same ...
The same network that wondered if Sen. Rubio's sip of water was a "big
deal" asked just why Republicans are "so fixated on Benghazi"
when GOP senators pressed Defense Secretary nominee Chuck ...
Following the failure of former Senator Chuck Hagel to receive enough
votes in the Senate on Thursday to be confirmed as defense secretary,
NBC, ABC, and CBS all immediately turned their ire ...
Tony Kushner, the screenwriter behind the Oscar nominated movie 'Lincoln,' compared Barack Obama to the 16th president and called the defeat of Mitt Romney a "rejection" of the "Reagan era ...
All three network morning shows on Friday ignored the fact that the
ex-San Diego mayor who gambled away an astonishing $1 billion is a
Democrat. ABC's Good Morning America, ...
For daring to oppose Chuck Hagel's nomination to be Secretary of Defense, Chris Matthews on Thursday snarled that Ted Cruz is the new Joe McCarthy. Comparing the Republican senator from Texas to ...
On Thursday's Morning Joe, host Joe Scarborough claimed a
recent op-ed by Wayne LaPierre was "laced with racial overtones" because
the NRA president suggested Brooklynites should have the ...
MSNBC, for the second time on Thursday, smeared the National Rifle Association as racist, trashing the gun group's president as appealing to bigotry. Now host Alex Wagner read from an op-ed by ...
On Wednesday's NBC Nightly News, anchor Brian Williams
proclaimed that Florida Senator Marco Rubio taking a sip of water during
his response to the State of the Union was "the televised moment ...
ABC's Nightline on Tuesday night uniquely highlighted the "betrayal" of Fort Hood victims by Barack Obama, exposing how the President "used" survivors as props for the 2010 State of the Union ...
