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ABC on Wednesday and Thursday continued to ignore the developing prostitution scandal surrounding Democratic Senator Robert Menendez. NBC highlighted the story on the Today show. CBS covered the ...
Last month, when the Republican Governor of South Carolina named GOP
U.S. Representative Tim Scott to the U.S. Senate, the “first African
American U.S. Senator from the South since Blanche ...
During a panel discussion on Wednesday's NBC Today, the morning
show's regular liberal pundits had a panic attack over Milwaukee
Sheriff David Clarke putting out a radio ad calling on local ...
As if comparing Hillary Clinton to Thomas Jefferson wasn't hyperbolic enough, ABC's Cynthia McFadden on Wednesday practically begged the Secretary of State to run for president. The Nightline ...
On Wednesday's CBS This Morning, Nancy Cordes falsely characterized the weapon used in the 2011 mass shooting in Tucson, Arizona. Cordes noted that former astronaut Mark Kelly, "whose ...
Over three programs and two days, ABC devoted 15 minutes to a fawning profile of Hillary Clinton. On Wednesday's Nightline, Cynthia McFadden even compared the outgoing Secretary of State to Thomas ...
The headline NBC chose promote from chief foreign affairs correspondent
Andrea Mitchell's Tuesday interview with outgoing Secretary of State
Hillary Clinton was that Clinton really couldn't ...
CBS's Steve Kroft conformed his journalistic benevolence to President
Obama and Secretary Clinton when he told CNN's Piers Morgan on Monday
that Obama "likes 60 Minutes" because they won't ...
On Tuesday's Starting Point, CNN's David Gergen smiled on
Hillary Clinton's "wonderful farewell" at the State Department and
touted her "very powerful position" for a 2016 presidential run. ...
CNN's Soledad O'Brien, well known for her documentaries on race "Latino
In America" and "Black In America," questioned the GOP's credibility
among minority voters on Friday's Starting Point. ...
