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Columnist Green falsely asserted that Dem debate “ignored” so-called “leading issue for the 2008 elections”: immigration

11/19/07 7:55 PM EST
Reliable Sources guest dismissed criticism of Russert debate questions, but Kurtz still hasn't noted questions based on false information

11/19/07 2:56 PM EST
CNN ignored McCain's missed vote while highlighting Obama's missed vote

11/19/07 12:39 PM EST
“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

11/16/07 8:05 PM EST
CNN, Chicago Tribune uncritically reported Hastert's claim that he “tried [his] best” to restore “civility”

11/16/07 5:51 PM EST
LA Times claimed Obama was “less than definitive” on human rights vs. national security, but omitted his specific statements

11/16/07 5:07 PM EST
Ignoring Obama's actual statements, CNN and Fox News claimed Obama “waffled” on driver's licenses

11/16/07 4:53 PM EST
Slacker Friday

11/16/07 2:00 PM EST
On CNN, Gergen distorted Obama's response regarding U.S. deaths in Iraq

11/16/07 1:40 PM EST
GMA, NY Sun, Politico cut out part of Obama sentence in claiming he “stumbled” on driver's license question

11/16/07 12:10 PM EST
Blitzer distorted soldier's mother's question on Bush admin and “neoconservative” Congress members “beating the drums of war again”

11/16/07 11:58 AM EST
Despite Blitzer's denial, Coulter, Cavuto claimed Blitzer “got[] a little talking-to” prior to Dem debate

11/15/07 3:29 PM EST
CNN's Costello echoed Politico falsehood about Democrats being “Zero for 40 on Iraq”

11/14/07 7:33 PM EST
Limbaugh on purported Clinton “warn[ing]” to Blitzer: “Wolf may want to beg off the debate because who's going to take care of his children?”

11/14/07 6:28 PM EST
During Dem debate coverage, will CNN's Campbell Brown disclose her husband's role in Romney's campaign?

11/14/07 3:05 PM EST
Some debate “don'ts” for CNN's Blitzer, Malveaux, Roberts, and Brown

11/14/07 2:47 PM EST
Matthews claimed “Clinton people ... trying to intimidate” Blitzer -- after Blitzer had denied it

11/13/07 8:50 PM EST
CNN's Malveaux noted H.W. Bush's defense of son on Iraq, but not his assertion in 1990s that invasion would have been “disastrous”

11/13/07 7:23 PM EST

Columnist Green falsely asserted that Dem debate “ignored” so-called “leading issue for the 2008 elections”: immigration

Reliable Sources guest dismissed criticism of Russert debate questions, but Kurtz still hasn't noted questions based on false information

CNN ignored McCain's missed vote while highlighting Obama's missed vote

“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

CNN, Chicago Tribune uncritically reported Hastert's claim that he “tried [his] best” to restore “civility”

LA Times claimed Obama was “less than definitive” on human rights vs. national security, but omitted his specific statements

Ignoring Obama's actual statements, CNN and Fox News claimed Obama “waffled” on driver's licenses

Slacker Friday

On CNN, Gergen distorted Obama's response regarding U.S. deaths in Iraq

GMA, NY Sun, Politico cut out part of Obama sentence in claiming he “stumbled” on driver's license question

Blitzer distorted soldier's mother's question on Bush admin and “neoconservative” Congress members “beating the drums of war again”

Despite Blitzer's denial, Coulter, Cavuto claimed Blitzer “got[] a little talking-to” prior to Dem debate

CNN's Costello echoed Politico falsehood about Democrats being “Zero for 40 on Iraq”

Limbaugh on purported Clinton “warn[ing]” to Blitzer: “Wolf may want to beg off the debate because who's going to take care of his children?”

During Dem debate coverage, will CNN's Campbell Brown disclose her husband's role in Romney's campaign?

Some debate “don'ts” for CNN's Blitzer, Malveaux, Roberts, and Brown

Matthews claimed “Clinton people ... trying to intimidate” Blitzer -- after Blitzer had denied it

CNN's Malveaux noted H.W. Bush's defense of son on Iraq, but not his assertion in 1990s that invasion would have been “disastrous”

There is no Fox “news side.” Wednesday’s Trump and Harris events prove it.

On MSNBC, former Univision president slams the network's Trump town hall as an “infomercial”

Election Integrity Network leader says their activists are “everywhere” trying to “suppress the people who are trying to vote unlawfully”

Update: Florida’s surgeon general speaks at a conference with a Hitler-promoting antisemite

Newsmax's Greg Kelly supports Trump's “enemy within” comment: “He has every right to say that, to believe it and to fight against it”