Newsweek Blogger Claims Coverage of Tea Parties Not Harsh Enough
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Adler misconstrues AP report in attack on grassroots conservatives
Media Ignore Arizona Critic's Previous Violent Video
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Chuck D calls immigration law 'racist,' Gov. Brewer 'a Hitler,' but his previous song about state showed images of assassination.
Tea Partiers Boycott MSNBC Advertisers Over 'Slanderous' Documentary
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'The New Right' portrays conservatives as racists, terrorists, and conspiracy theorists,
'Today' Shows Cop Punching Girl 14 Times, Leaves Out Almost 2 Minutes
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NBC spins arrest into racial incidient, calls Al Sharpton a 'civil rights activist.'
HuffPo Blogger to Opponents of New Abortion Pill: 'Back Off
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Dr. Christiane Northrup advocates use of new pill EllaOne in the U.S. despite lack of research.
Comedy Central Special: Catholicism 'Crazy Junk,' 'Ridiculous
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Network, afraid to even mention Muhammad, airs another program bashing Catholics beliefs.
Time Pushes Gay Agenda in 'Gay Days' Coverage
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Magazine promotes Disney's unofficial gay celebration as family-friendly despite alcohol, drugs and 'adult' entertainment.
WaPo Promotes Ted Olson's Anti-Prop 8 Efforts, Continues Gay Marriage
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As he 'crusades' for same-sex marriage, Olson is the kind of conservative the Post is happy to profile.
USA TODAY Hypes Topless and 'Adult' Vegas pool parties
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Paper offers a guide to Sin City's raunchy 'daylife.'
NY Times Hired Former Pro-Muslim Lobbyist to Report on Ground Zero Mos
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Associated Press, ABC News also employed former CAIR workers as journalists
Media Praise Catholic-Bashing Lady Gaga Video
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'Alejandro' features homoerotic, S&M, religious imagery in what some call 'blasphemy.'
Timothy Egan Calls Tea Party a 'Constitutional Wrecking Crew
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That's before the former reporter lights into the Republican Party and then the majority of Americans who support the new Arizona immigration law: "Poll-testing the Bill of Rights in a troubled time is always a risky proposition. In 2010, the Fourth Amendment - protection against unreasonable search and seizure - probably would not fare very well. After all, a majority of Americans back the…
