PBS’s Moyers Gives Over $1.3 million to 4 of 6 Groups Attacking Cons
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Media icon funds liberal media, but uses public television show
to criticize political funding of right.
New Study Forces Media To Change Tune on Organic Food
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Report claims organic food isn’t nutritionally better than food without ‘organic’ label.
During Democratic Convention, Two of Three Networks Ignore Dire Jobs P
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For three nights, ABC and NBC fail to mention the national unemployment rate or the ‘nearly 13 million’ people looking for work.
Emails Show Coziness Between Reporter and Climate Scientist
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FOIA
reveals St. Louis Post-Dispatch environmental writer ‘sympathetic’ to
alarmism, doesn’t want to let skeptics ‘stand unchallenged.’
Media Leave Liberal Soros’s Politics Aside in News of Manchester Uni
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Left-wing billionaire George Soros acquires minority share of popular English soccer team, but his politics goes unmentioned.
USA Today Finds OWS Theme in Movies, Ignores Villainy
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Drawing
examples from Batman, Cosmopolis and Arbitrage, newspaper sees
Occupiers in Hollywood plots, but finds little to criticize about OWS.
Obama's Game is Afoot, Hidden From View
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The free market is dying the death of a thousand regulatory power-grabs.
Horsing Around: Networks Cover Romney’s Horse Twice Kerry’s Windsu
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Media continue theme that GOP presidential candidate out of
touch because of wealth.
Networks Practically Silent on GDP Despite Its Decline
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ABC, CBS and NBC news programs have barely mentioned how slowly the economy is growing, but used to report the important figure.
Obama’s Tall Tales, Whoppers and Fish Stories
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In a CBS interview this past week, the president remarkably asserted that, in his first term, he has gotten all the policy right. His only mistake was not telling a good enough story to the American people.
VP Time: Media Has Prepared Americans for Big Man Like Chris Christie
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Liberal fat jokes are sticks and stones to the ample gov.
Gambler-in-Chief
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Imagine if the Romney campaign had shown the poor judgment to snare this slogan. The media would have had a field day with Wall Street’s wagering, turning the economy into a giant casino; with Bain Capital as a cabal of cold-hearted gamblers placing bets they win on either way, while victimized workers lose their jobs to downsizing and outsourcing.
