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Bob Schieffer all but broke out the death certificate for Mitt Romney's campaign on Tuesday's CBS Evening News and Wednesday's CBS This Morning, emphasizing the negative impact of the ...
On Wednesday's NBC Today, correspondent Michael Isikoff offered
a congratulatory puff piece on the man who helped release a hidden
camera video of Mitt Romney: "[It] became public as a result ...
On Tuesday night, the journalists at ABC continued to hype a "secret video" of Mitt Romney in the most hyperbolic terms. World News anchor Diane Sawyer went so far as to call it a "political ...
In an interview with Democratic House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi on Wednesday's NBC Today,
co-host Savannah Guthrie teed up the liberal congresswoman to rip into
Mitt Romney over a hidden ...
The worst bias of 2005: NBC’s Brian Williams equates America’s Founding Fathers with the zealots running Iran; ex-New York Times
editor Howell Raines goes on a post-Katrina rant about the human ...
NBC and CBS felt compelled Tuesday night to fact check Mitt Romney’s
assertion “47 percent of Americans pay no income tax” and both had to
acknowledge his accuracy, but then tried to undermine ...
After CNN pounded away at the latest media-manufactured Mitt Romney
gaffe, CNN's Brooke Baldwin remarked on Tuesday that the campaign faces a
"tsunami" of "myriad issues." "Can they right ...
CNN's Soledad O'Brien fanned the flames of Mitt Romney's latest media
firestorm, his remark on 47 percent of citizens that was leaked by
liberal magazine Mother Jones. She also included two ...
Just how bad is the media's track record this election season? On
Monday, CNN's Anderson Cooper led his show with a manufactured Mitt
Romney controversy instead of news that the U.S. may have ...
In a bizarre display, Chris Matthews began his show on Tuesday by
singing "If I Were a Rich Man" as a way of mocking Mitt Romney for being wealthy. Chris Matthews makes an annual salary of $5 ...
