Rosie on Attorney Firings: False Facts, Bizarre Comparisons, and Impea

Time's Tumulty: Attorney Firings Deserve 'Massive Commitment of Journa

Writing in the "Swampland" blog for Time magazine today, Karen Tumulty insisted the U.S. attorney firings deserved "massive commitment of journalistic resources" before going on to cite a study showing that media attention in the past few weeks has skewed heavily towards the non-scandal scandal:... And before all our commenters jump on me, let me stipulate: I think the unfolding U.S. Attorneys…

What A Difference A Decade Makes on White House Scandals

One of the nice things about having a television and newsletter archive at MRC is being able to bring up the old newscasts and recall how very different the tone and approach of the news was when a Democrat was in the White House. The U.S. Attorney-firing scandal is a strong example of how the network news can on one hand, sell a scandal as incredibly damaging for a political party it does not…

FNC's Bill O'Reilly Exposes MSM's Omissions in Attorney Firings

Soledad’s Surprise: CNN Anchor Asked Emanuel About Clinton Scandals

CBS's Bob Schieffer: Gentle on Dan Rostenkowski, Tough on Alberto Gonz

CBS Legal Analyst Admits He'd Love to See Rove Grilled in Senate Heari

GMA's Cuomo Offers Visual Aid in Continuing Campaign Against Gonzales

CBS Gives Full Air Time to Attorney Firing Critics

The NewsBusters Weekly Recap: March 10 to

The big three networks seem to have found religion. Bush-bashing religion, but faith nonetheless. ABC’s "Good Morning America" and "Nightline" highlighted Mayan "spiritual leaders" who protested a visit by President Bush to Guatemala.The two shows focused on the "evil spirits" that the President supposedly brought and worried that the Commander in Chief has "angered the gods." NBC’s "Today" noted…

Holt Lets Wilson Walk on Wife's Role in Sending Him to Niger

In 1993, WashPost Thought It Was 'Pretty Funny' Anyone Thought DOJ Was

GMA’s Stephanopoulos Wants His Scalp: Just When Will Gonzales be Fir

Friday’s "Good Morning America" featured Democrats talking about Democratic hopes. Anchor Chris Cuomo, the son of liberal Governor Mario Cuomo, and George Stephanopoulos, former White House aide to President Bill Clinton, discussed the firing of eight U.S. Attorneys and pushed the speculative Democratic talking points of whether Attorney General Alberto Gonzales would be fired. Stephanopoulos,…

CNN's Cafferty Calls Alberto Gonzales 'Glorified Waterboy' and 'Weasel