NY Times' Herbert misrepresented Clinton's comments about Obama's religion, asserted they were "one of the sleaziest moments of the campaign"
New York Times columnist Bob Herbert misrepresented comments Sen. Hillary Clinton made on 60 Minutes about Sen. Barack Obama's religion and asserted that Clinton's remarks represented "one of the sleaziest moments of the campaign to date." Read More
Wash. Post stated that McCain "condemned" TN GOP attack on Obama but didn't note that he later touted TN GOP chairman's endorsement
A Washington Post article stated that Sen. John McCain "condemned" a Tennessee Republican Party press release that used Sen. Barack Obama's middle name. However, the Post did not mention that McCain later touted the endorsement of the Tennessee Republican Party chairman, who was quoted attacking Obama in the press release. Read More
Assessing "conventional wisdom," NY Times' Leibovich ignored Times reporting on McCain's immigration reversal
The New York Times' Mark Leibovich asserted that the "conventional wisdom" that Sen. John McCain would be "done in by immigration in the Republican primaries" in 2008 "Proved to Be False." But Leibovich did not mention that McCain may have avoided being "done in" by the immigration issue by reversing his position to align himself with the Republican base. Read More
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