ABC's Judy Muller on Poor Blacks: "Hurricanes Don't Discriminate, But

Tim Graham

Rivera, O'Reilly Blast NYT Over 'False' Report

Ian Schwartz

NBC Picks Up Complaint of Environmentalists, But Also Shows Flooded Bu

On Tuesday's NBC Nightly News, reporter Martin Savidge in New Orleans highlighted a complaint from environmentalists about the impact of the contaminated water being pumped out of the city, but reporter Lisa Myers, in a story on “missed opportunities,” also gave broadcast network air time to showing an aerial view of some of the hundreds of flooded school buses the city government abandoned: “…
Brent Baker

You Might Be A Left-Wing Media Brainwashing Victim If

Edward L. Daley

Forced Baptisms In Exchange for Breakfast

In an otherwise good interview in the final half hour with Rick Warren, the Southern Baptist pastor and bestselling author of The Purpose-Driven Life, The Early Show's Harry Smith worried that some Hurricane Katrina victims taken into the homes of church parishioners might be forced to attend church in order to get a decent meal: "Let me ask you this, though: is this an opportunity for a church…
Ken Shepherd

Gas Prices Fuel More Bad Reporting

Dan Gainor

Media Use Katrina to Predict Economic Downturn

Noel Sheppard

Nothing Negative asked of Nagin; CBS Again Fails to Raise Hyatt Evacua

Ken Shepherd

Bush-Bashing Pol Embodies "Spirit of Louisiana

Ken Shepherd

Suggesting N.O. Officials Share Blame for N.O. Flooding? How Rovian

Clay Waters

Knight-Ridder Editorials Masquerading As News

When President Bush returned to the Gulf Coast on Monday, many of us thought it was a part of the Hurricane relief effort. Maybe he wanted to check again on FEMA's progress. Or possibly he felt that it would help the relief effort to keep attention focused on it. Or he wanted to meet again with the local representatives, to see what else needed to be done. But, no, apparently none of that was the…
Lyford Beverage

NY Times Pumping Up the Clintons at the Bushes’ Expense

The NY Times today seemed so excited to see former President Clinton involved in hurricane relief that it practically ignored his partner in this pursuit, former President Bush.  In fact, this article refers to Mr. Clinton by name at least 17 times, his wife five times, while the former President Bush is actually only named twice.  From this, one would think that he’s such an afterthought that…
Noel Sheppard

Today's Solution for Bush "Callousness" on Katrina? Appoint Moderate

Mark Finkelstein

Set Your Recorders: Kanye West Scheduled for Two More Katrina Shows

Tim Graham