On PBS, Lehrer Demands Federal Government As Chief Election Monitor

Tim Graham
 

CNN’s Begala Smears Rush Limbaugh as a 'Drug-Addled Gasbag

During an election night discussion of the Missouri embryonic stem cell debate, CNN analyst Paul Begala slammed Rush Limbaugh as a "drug-addled gasbag who is self discredited." Bill Bennett, also on the panel with James Carville and J.C. Watts, chastised Begala: “Well, it's a nasty comment.” The discussion, with Democratic strategist Begala's insult, began at about 8:08pm EST Tuesday night on CNN:
Scott Whitlock
 

Polls Remain Open in Pennsylvania, But CBS Announces Casey Victory

Rich Noyes
 

CNN’s Schneider Repeatedly Lauds Webb as 'Decorated Hero And Veteran

Scott Whitlock
 

Blitzer Frames Race from Dem Point of View

Around 7:10EST, CNN's Wolf Blitzer continued to frame his coverage from a Democratic perspective, stating, "the Democrats need just 7 seats to become the majority party in the U.S. Senate" he did the same for the House as well.That is the standard fare for the press, frame things from what the Democrats can do to get things going.Update 19:20. CNN is highlighting its coverage of its blog party.…
Matthew Sheffield
 

CNN Host Slams Iraq as a War For Oil; Wonders if President was Actuall

CNN’s Jack Cafferty, who recently called Donald Rumsfeld a war criminal, chose Election Day to accuse the President of going to war in Iraq for oil and of condoning torture. He also wondered if George Bush was "elected at all." A transcript of the November 7 "Cafferty File" segment is below: 4:15pm EDTWolf Blitzer: "Jack Cafferty is here with ‘The Cafferty File.’ Jack?"Jack Cafferty: "Thank you…
Scott Whitlock
 

CNN Producer Greets Pelosi 'How Are You, Madame Speaker

Rich Noyes
 

NBC Morning Reporters Highlight GOP Racism, As Alleged 'By Many

Tim Graham
 

CBS Decries GOP Negative Campaign, Remains Silent Over Democratic Tact

Michael Rule
 

Matthews: Racist Voters Like Black Candidates 'Almost Castrated

As Chris Matthews sees it and decrees it, if voters in Maryland decide to go for Republican Michael Steele today it will be because they prefer African American candidates who are “unthreatening” or “almost...castrated,” and that the “funny” “lighthearted” Steele strikes voters as “a guy I would like to have living next door” — although he quickly added that “that may be pushing it in some cases…
Rich Noyes
 

Times Gives Coal Company Its Lumps

Energy firm criticized despite building lower-polluting plants that could cut energy costs.
Dan Gainor
 

ABC's Nightline Gushes: Obama, An 'American Political Phenomenon

Megan McCormack
 

Tom Brokaw's Election Day Essay Features Squishy Republicans

Geoffrey Dickens
 

Missouri: NBC's Tibbles Repeatedly Leaves Embryo Out of 'Stem Cell Res

Tim Graham