ABC Spins Rosie’s Terrorist Comments as a Kitchen Table Debate Acros

Media's Warning This Memorial Day: Step Away from the Grill

Matt Lauer Hits John Edwards from the Left on Democratic 'Cave-In

Media Ignore Congressman Murtha’s Potential Rules Violation

Imagine for a moment that a high-ranking Republican was accused by a Democrat of violating House rules in order to get a $23 million earmark approved for his district. Would the media report it?Probably on front-pages all across the country, and on morning and evening network newscasts for days, right?Well, last Thursday evening, Politico reported (emphasis added throughout):

Reuters’ Absurd Double Standard Concerning White House's Response to

By now you’ve probably heard about former President Jimmy Carter’s absurd comments to the BBC regarding President George W. Bush’s foreign policy being the worst in American history.You may even have seen Carter on the “Today” show Monday morning saying that his statements were “maybe careless or misinterpreted” (video available here).However, did you read the following absurd double standard…

NBC Attacks Rush With Minstrel Show Footage, Ignored Leftist Blogger B

'Today' Seeks to Stir 'Magic Negro' Trouble for Rush

'Today’ Show to Report Rush Limbaugh’s ‘Barack the ‘Magic Negr

Conservative radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh reported on air and at his website Friday that NBC’s “Today” show is going to do a segment Monday regarding his musical parody “Barack the ‘Magic Negro’” (audio available here, subscription required):Now, this first aired on March 21st. This is May 18th. By the time they get around to doing their profile, it will be two months old as a story.…

Ann Curry Pedals 'People-Powered Blender' to 'Save the Environment

'Today': Haircut to Hedge Fund, Dee Dee Digs at Edwards

Meredith Vieira Advances Democratic Line on 'Big Oil' Conspiracy

'Early Show' Follows Other Nets with Blair 'Bush's Poodle' Line

Obama Says ’10,000 People Died’ in Kansas Tornado, Media Couldn

Imagine for a moment that one of the leading Republican presidential candidates said that 10,000 people had been killed by the recent tornado that destroyed Greensburg, Kansas, Saturday. Do you think this would have been easy fodder for the broadcast television news divisions that always seem fascinated with gaffes made by folks on the right?If your answer is an unequivocal “Yes,” then why did…

'Today' Has No Time for Negative Obama, Edwards Stories, But Plenty fo