In Anti-DeLay Push, Chris Matthews Touts Newt, National Review As "Bri

Givhan Predictably Pans Abramoff Fashions; Shales Surprisingly Pans "B

WashPost Lead: Bush Shunning His Abramoff $6,000, Not Harry Reid Keepi

New "Nightline" Co-Host Terry Moran's Sensible Abramoff Take

On MSNBC, Vanden Heuvel Praises Feingold -- Who Took Cash from Abramof

Before introducing his guest Byron York, Matthews gave the following segue: Now The National Review, one of the staunchest defenders, a big conservative magazine has said Delay must go.The above statement was followed with "we're joined right now by Byron York of The National Review and Katrina Vanden Heuvel of The Nation." There was no mention that The Nation is a liberal magazine or that…

Democrats and Abramoff: What the Media Missed

Bozell Column: Media Scandals on the Left

Another Lost Poll – Bush Better For Washington Ethics Than Democrats

National Public Radio released a poll recently with some rather startling results that the media are likely not going to share with the public. After months of focusing America’s attention on “scandals” surrounding Valerie Plame, I. Lewis Libby, Tom DeLay, Jack Abramoff, and Bill Frist, the nation’s mainstream press outlets must have been very disappointed to see the following numbers concerning…

Matthews Calls Abramoff "Satan", Uses Phrase "Republican Culture of Co

In an appearance on MSNBC today just after 1 PM Eastern time, Chris Matthews didn't accuse Jack Abramoff of being in the "Republican culture of corruption", but still uses the term: MATTHEWS: He's cut a deal. The deal means he has to talk and that means if he's plead guilty to bribery that means he's bribed people. (Editor's Note: Thanks Chris for telling us the meaning of bribery) That means he…

NY Times Spins Abramoff's Dem Party Connections

Media Licking Chops on Abramoff Story: "Huge, Very Large, Historic, Po

Another Poll You Won't Hear About -- Almost 2/3 of Americans Support N

It’s been more than two weeks since the New York Times broke the National Security Agency eavesdropping story, and despite a media barrage on this subject, it appears the nation doesn’t feel the Bush administration is doing anything wrong. A survey released by Rasmussen Reports last week identified:“Sixty-four percent (64%) of Americans believe the National Security Agency (NSA) should be allowed…

Bad Moon Risen: Radical Bushies, "Purest" Leakers, "Complete Opposite

NYT: All the Dishonesty Fit to Print