AP: 'Half the Country' says Speaker Hastert Should Resign

Warner Todd Huston
 

ABC and NBC Run Full Stories on Foley, But at Least NBC Squeezes in Re

Brent Baker
 

Morning Scorecard: ABC, CBS, NBC Have No Harry Reid Story, Five Foley

Tim Graham
 

NY Times: Please Don't Read Our Sen. Reid Story

Clay Waters
 

NBC's Williams Omits Charge That Bush Cooked the Books

But the 'Nightly News' anchor stuck with a sour note on the government's finances, leaving out near-record revenue growth and suggestions that tax cuts have helped the economy.
Ken Shepherd
 

CNN Devotes Almost 20 Minutes to Foley Story; 35 Seconds to Harry Reid

The October 12 edition of "American Morning" demonstrated the stark difference between how the media focuses on a Republican scandal, versus one involving a powerful Democrat. The CNN program devoted 18 minutes to investigating the Mark Foley scandal and only 35 seconds to the details of a questionable land deal involving Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid. Despite the recent revelations that Reid…
Scott Whitlock
 

Conservatives Find New Media Homes

Tom Segel
 

Media Boycott Harry Reid Land Scam, Trumpet Foley

Greg Sheffield
 

Minneapolis Paper Under Fire for Printing GOP House Candidate's Expung

Ted Kennedy can get away with leaving a campaign staffer to die in his car in the eyes of the media, but apparently a disputed and expunged arrest record of a Republican congressional candidate is worth blasting to the public. At least according to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune. Scott Johnson at Power Line has the details:I find Sunday's Star Tribune story by Paul McEnroe and Rochelle Olson on…
Matthew Sheffield
 

Sound of Silence: Pro-Tax Media Caught Flat-footed by Shrinking Defici

Rich Noyes
 

Gotcha Politics Denver Post in Colorado 7th District

Joshua Sharf
 

NY Times Attacks Sen. Inhofe After He Mocks Paper's Coverage of Global

Clay Waters
 

Hannah Storm Puzzled By President Bush's Refusal To Cave To North Kore

Michael Rule
 

Inhofe Smacks Down Media's Enviro Hysterics

Oklahoma Republican senator James Inhofe is continuing his campaign to educate Americans about the media's tendency to listen and repeat alarmist rhetoric about the environment. His latest Senate speech focused on the New York Times and its prepostrous flipping back and forth between believing in massive global cooling/warming:My recent speeches detailing the embarrassing 100 year history of the…
Matthew Sheffield