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Blitzer: Bush “usually gets his way” despite opposition; history shows otherwise

02/24/06 11:05 AM EST
McWhorter falsely claimed African-American child poverty rates decreased under GOP majority

02/22/06 6:17 PM EST
Gibson accused Gumbel of racism; Hannity misrepresented Gumbel Olympics remarks

02/22/06 5:40 PM EST
American Family Association opened its airwaves to advocate for executing gays, adulterers, abortion doctors

02/14/06 11:08 AM EST
Media accused liberals of politicizing King funeral, ignored conservatives' use of Reagan funeral

02/09/06 4:01 PM EST
NBC offered far-right columnist Steve Sailer a platform to attack Hollywood

01/23/06 5:02 PM EST
Media figures claimed Clinton played “race card” but ignored her 2004 comments and similar “plantation” comments by Republicans

01/19/06 4:08 PM EST
O'Reilly falsely claimed Bush kept full congressional intel committees informed of wiretapping program

01/03/06 4:08 PM EST
Media outlets largely ignored liberal Christian protest of budget and tax cuts

12/19/05 12:54 PM EST
Fox contributor misrepresented economic well-being of “average person”

12/07/05 2:29 PM EST
Ignoring his recent votes, NY Times “believe[s]” Grassley wants “adequate heating subsidies for the poor”

11/14/05 4:41 PM EST
Conservative activist Barton: Are American children poor “because they only have two TVs instead of three?”

11/14/05 4:41 PM EST
NY Times reported that Miers withdrew “because of criticism of her credentials, not her views” -- but her views generated strong conservative opposition

11/04/05 4:59 PM EST
Malveaux omitted conservative opposition to Miers's views on abortion, other issues

11/02/05 11:50 AM EST
Gelernter misquoted Carter secretary of state in suggesting Democrats are bad for the U.S. military

10/31/05 12:12 PM EST
O'Reilly baselessly claimed that Dallas Morning News columnist favors open borders

10/25/05 2:06 PM EDT
Limbaugh baselessly claimed people targeted by proposed food stamp cuts “aren't using them anyway”

10/24/05 4:47 PM EDT
Wash. Times blamed Va. budget deficit on “social welfare,” but state's programs are among country's least-funded

10/18/05 11:35 AM EDT

Blitzer: Bush “usually gets his way” despite opposition; history shows otherwise

McWhorter falsely claimed African-American child poverty rates decreased under GOP majority

Gibson accused Gumbel of racism; Hannity misrepresented Gumbel Olympics remarks

American Family Association opened its airwaves to advocate for executing gays, adulterers, abortion doctors

Media accused liberals of politicizing King funeral, ignored conservatives' use of Reagan funeral

NBC offered far-right columnist Steve Sailer a platform to attack Hollywood

Media figures claimed Clinton played “race card” but ignored her 2004 comments and similar “plantation” comments by Republicans

O'Reilly falsely claimed Bush kept full congressional intel committees informed of wiretapping program

Media outlets largely ignored liberal Christian protest of budget and tax cuts

Fox contributor misrepresented economic well-being of “average person”

Ignoring his recent votes, NY Times “believe[s]” Grassley wants “adequate heating subsidies for the poor”

Conservative activist Barton: Are American children poor “because they only have two TVs instead of three?”

NY Times reported that Miers withdrew “because of criticism of her credentials, not her views” -- but her views generated strong conservative opposition

Malveaux omitted conservative opposition to Miers's views on abortion, other issues

Gelernter misquoted Carter secretary of state in suggesting Democrats are bad for the U.S. military

O'Reilly baselessly claimed that Dallas Morning News columnist favors open borders

Limbaugh baselessly claimed people targeted by proposed food stamp cuts “aren't using them anyway”

Wash. Times blamed Va. budget deficit on “social welfare,” but state's programs are among country's least-funded

Fox host Brian Kilmeade: Pete Hegseth sharing sensitive military information with his family could be part of a “learning curve”

Right-leaning online shows claiming to be nonpolitical pushed pro-Trump messaging during the administration’s first 30 days

Charlie Kirk: “Warrior culture is ascendant, which is exactly why the knives are out for Pete Hegseth about this rubbish story”

Benny Johnson: “This pope was woke by every measure that I could see”

Fox's Liz Peek is “so sick of hearing about due process for people who are in our country illegally”