ABC Acknowledges Denials Yet Ross Stands By Hastert Bribery Probe Clai

A night after ABC’s World News Tonight anchor Elizabeth Vargas hyperbolically led “with a major development in a Washington bribery scandal” in “a story with potentially major political implications” and Brian Ross asserted that “federal officials tell us the congressional bribery investigation now includes the Speaker of the House, Dennis Hastert,” which George Stephanopoulos called “…

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CBS’s Borger Spins Democrat Jefferson’s Corruption Into Bad News f

Gloria Borger concluded her Monday CBS Evening News story on the FBI’s weekend confiscation of cash from a freezer in Louisiana Democratic Congressman William Jefferson’s home by declaring a pox on both parties: “At a time when 77 percent of the American public believes that all members of Congress take bribes, Congressman Jefferson's troubles help no one in either party.” Unlike ABC anchor…

ESPN Legal Analyst Slams Duke Player's Innocence Plea as Attempt to Ta

NYT's Stolberg Spins Her Wheels for Crash Artist Rep. Patrick Kennedy

Chicago Trib's Duke Lacrosse DNA Story Bias

NBC’s Today: Bush “Snooping” Into Lives of “Ordinary American

Olbermann Compares Bush Team to the Law-Breaking Sopranos

Time Runs Brief Patrick Kennedy Piece, and Much Longer Clinton-Soda Tr

Bozell Column: Bye-Bye, "Culture of Corruption

You may want to look fast, but the Democratic National Committee’s website still has a “Republican Culture of Corruption” page, implying that by installing the Democrats back in the congressional majority, we’ll have a virtual monastery of ethical restraint in Washington – with leaders like Patrick Kennedy setting the example. The Democratic “culture of corruption” charge is taking more of a…

Russert Mentions 'Ethical Challenges' of Democrats, Will 'Today' Follo

WaPo’s Dana Priest Doubts Accuracy of 'Hardball' Report on Plame/Ira

As reported by NewsBusters, MSNBC’s David Shuster declared on Monday’s “Hardball” that the “outing” of Valerie Plame Wilson negatively impacted America’s ability to track the development of nuclear weapons by Iran. Stephen Spruiell of National Review’s “Media Blog” reported Saturday that the Washington Post’s Dana Priest doubts the accuracy of Shuster’s claim. Apparently, during a WaPo live chat…

Asleep at the Wheel: Credulous 'Today' Curiously Incurious About Kenne

CNN's Bill Schneider Wants to Know "How Low" Can the GOP Go