Meredith Vieira: Could Kerry Gaffe 'Backfire' on Republicans

Bozell Column: Hypersensitive for Harold Ford

Kerry Comments: 'Today' Hauls in Harwood to Help

Just yesterday a reader brought to my attention the sudden TV ubiquity of John Harwood. He pointed out that - CNBC and Wall Street Journal credentials notwithstanding - Harwood is a predictable liberal voice. And sure enough, it was none other than Harwood that David Gregory chose for a comment on L'Affaire Kerry on this morning's 'Today.' And darn if that reader wasn't right about Harwood's…

Today Show Goes On the Campaign Trail with Michael J. Fox

Goodbye Gravitas: Today Anchor Morales Flashes Her Trashy Madonna Cone

Chris Matthews Compares Nancy Pelosi to DiMaggio

NBC Hypes Steele's Bush Remarks -- But Never Pressed Cardin on Pelosi

Today Show Highlights Republicans Running From Bush

Katie Sounds Like Hillary: Our Society Can't Accept 'Strong Powerful W

'Jesus-Loving' Democrats Get a Pass, Jesus-Citing Bush Was Pounded in

'Saturday Night Live' Runs Fake (Gross-Out) RNC Ads With Teddy, Obama

Pacifist Reporter To Soldier: 'Ever Worry One Day Your Number's Gonna

Friday Morning: More Running From Bush, Michael J. Fox, And A View Of

The NewsBusters Weekly Recap: October 21 to

With less then two weeks to go before the midterm elections, two separate programs, on two different networks, speculated that the Republicans are colluding with big oil to lower gas prices. The "Today" show wondered if this indicated "a vast right-wing conspiracy."Fox’s Geraldo Rivera speculated that America was seeing a case of "gas pump pimping." Meanwhile, ABC’s "Nightline" weighed in on…