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Tuesday's CBS This Morning played up the union-led protests against a proposed right-to-work law in Michigan. Elaine Quijano claimed "the protests here in Michigan...[will] likely only get ...
In a report for Tuesday's NBC Today, chief White House
correspondent Chuck Todd touted President Obama supposedly being nicer
to the GOP while in pursuit of a fiscal cliff deal: "Mr. Obama ...
Dictatorship and double standards invade the New York Times
once again. Check the headline over Dennis Lim's Sunday Arts &
Leisure profileof the director of "Barbara," set in Communist ...
In the face of possible cuts to food stamp programs, CNN let Democratic
Newark Mayor Cory Booker rail against the House cuts and publicize his
own attempt to live off of food stamps for a ...
On Monday's CBS This Morning, Norah O'Donnell seemed unsure about the extent of Tea Party's political influence. During an interview of former House Majority Leader Dick Armey, O'Donnell first ...
On Sunday's NBC Meet the Press, moderator David Gregory eagerly
touted the approval rating of outgoing Secretary of State Hillary
Clinton and gushed over the prospect of her running for ...
Reporting on the Supreme Court taking up the issue of gay marriage for the first time, on Friday's NBC Nightly News, justice correspondent Pete Williams proclaimed: "The
fact that the Court has ...
Apparently, opponents of gay marriage all look the same to ABC. As reporter Terry Moran on Friday highlighted the news that the U.S. Supreme Court will hear two cases on the issue of same sex ...
CNN's Wolf Blitzer said Thursday that the Democratic fiscal cliff plan of raising tax rates on the top two percent of income earners is the "beginning" of a solution. "But it's a beginning. A ...
After gushing on Wednesday over left-wing actress Ashley Judd possibly running for Senate in Kentucky, on Friday's NBC Today,
the cast applauded liberal comedian Stephen Colbert suggesting in ...
