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Throughout the Wednesday broadcast, NBC's Today repeatedly found time to
promote President Obama as funny, hip, and connecting with young
voters. Touting the President's appearance on NBC's ...
MSNBC's Chris Jansing on Wednesday didn't exactly press Jimmy Carter as
she interviewed the ex-President, wondering if Mitt Romney has "gone too
far" with conservatism "to be trusted." Carter ...
“It's hard to make fun of Obama in general because he’s a cool character,” ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel, the “headliner” for this Saturday night’s White House Correspondents’ Association dinner, told ...
Washington Post political writer Chris Cillizza definitively declared on Tuesday's Hardball
that for the 2012 race, Barack Obama is "cool" and Mitt Romney is "not
cool." Host Chris Matthews, ...
Hosting the chair of the DNC on Tuesday's Starting Point, CNN's Soledad
O'Brien could have grilled her about any number of relevant issues like
gas prices, the GSA scandal, or President Obama ...
CNN even noted it was an "election year" before giving Obama's
Education Secretary a chance to share his "proudest" accomplishment from
his time in office, no doubt bolstering the ...
New York Times Public Editor Arthur Brisbane admits: "Many critics view
The Times as constitutionally unable to
address the election in an unbiased fashion. Like a lot of America, it
basked ...
Over a combined total of nine and a half hours of programming, CBS, NBC
and ABC allowed a mere 72 seconds of coverage to the news, Monday, that
Social Security will go bankrupt three years ...
In a news brief on Monday's NBC Nightly News, anchor Brian Williams
managed to twist a positive development for Mitt Romney, the endorsement
of Rudy Giuliani, into a negative: "Giuliani, who ...
Appearing on Tuesday's NBC Today, political director Chuck Todd warned
Mitt Romney against picking Marco Rubio as a vice presidential running
mate with a negative comparison to Sarah Palin: ...