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Five Ways the Media Distort Tax Issues

New York Times Selective in Article on Climate Studies

World News Tonight gives exposure to environmental group, even as story discredits Robert Kennedys claims.

New ads for kids cereals are the latest target in the anti-free market obesity war.

Claims public doesnt support private accounts, but facts show otherwise.

The insourcing side of the story shows how imported auto industry plants bring 60,000 jobs to U.S.

Media harp on PBS political controversy but ignore massive government funding of public broadcasting.

Morgan Spurlock shows how difficult it is to pretend to be poor.

Free market defenders fight for ownership, while reform opponents want to increase biggest government program ever.

Article looks down on free market success and leaves out scientists on the other side of the global warming debate.

The nations newspaper disregards scientific criticisms of global warming theory and doesnt include any scientific opposition in its one-sided cover story.

Even the major media have trouble agreeing just what the Fed Chairman said.

New commercial with a healthy focus draws fire from morning shows.

Risky Business: Media Bearish on Personal Freedom - Tying personal Social Security accounts to a risky stock market, journalists portray a wild investment world filled with simpletons.