CNN Reporter: Helpful Democrats Will Give You More Time Off Work

Monday’s edition of "American Morning" featured a decidedly one sided segment that advocated for Democratic legislation, generously highlighted Ted Kennedy and promoted San Francisco as the wave of the future. Correspondent Alina Cho used the piece to boost a bill that would require employers with more than 15 workers to give seven sick days a year. Disparaging America’s primitive stance on the…

Media Ignore Foley E-mail Leaker and Possible Connection to Rahm Emanu

The House Committee on Standards of Official Conduct released its report concerning the Mark Foley page scandal on Friday, and the media banged the predictable drum about this all being a Republican cover-up. However, what was ignored or downplayed by virtually every press outlet was the revelation that the offensive e-mail messages between Foley and male pages were leaked to the media by the…

The Lou Dobbs (Three Cans Short of a) Six-Pack

CNN's Zahn Zings 'Furious' Conservatives, 'Unfriendly' Virginia in Mar

CNN Reporter Slimes Bush: ‘Kool-Aid’ Drinking President Won’t Ad

Perhaps in an attempt to surpass even David Gregory for most egregious bias, CNN reporter Suzanne Malveaux derided President Bush as a "Kool-Aid" drinker who won’t admit failure in Iraq. In a report for the Friday edition of "American Morning," the White House correspondent discussed Bush’s news conference with British Prime Minister Tony Blair. In additional fits of bias, Malveaux, described the…

‘Sandinista’ Kathy Griffin Loves Haggard Scandal; Calls Religion

Appearing on Tuesday’s "Larry King Live," comedienne Kathy Griffin claimed to be so liberal that she refers to herself as a Sandinista and not a Democrat. On the same program, Griffin took delight in the downfall of Christian evangelical leader Ted Haggard, telling CNN’s Larry King that she "love[s] it." It’s unclear why King asked the D-list star about the scandal, perhaps he hoped to bate her…

Media Matters Finds 'Conservative Misinformation' at NY Times, WaPo, C

CNN Reporter: Could America Losing in Iraq End up Being a Net Positive

NBC’s Richard Engel Blames Reporter Kidnapping on Conservative Criti

Did NBC reporter Richard Engel blame conservative Laura Ingraham for a reporter’s abduction in Iraq? Appearing on CNN’s "Reliable Sources" on Sunday, Engel asserted that harsh criticism of media coverage in Iraq resulted in a correspondent’s kidnapping. He elaborated, saying that reporters stung by claims that they offer only bad news are more likely to get themselves in dangerous situations.…

Pro Golfer Teed Off at MSM's Iraq Coverage

CNN’s Cooper Invites Jimmy Carter to Rank Presidential Mistakes

The NewsBusters Weekly Recap: November 25 to December

Ever wonder what makes Keith Olbermann such a fine journalist? Well, according to the former sportscaster, it’s the fact that he doesn’t "make the facts up" like Rush Limbaugh does.PBS host Jim Lehrer trumpeted his objectivity in a more creative way. Using a food analogy, the anchor deemed himself the "flavor of neutrality." (Just a thought, but where do the liberal flavors originate? Ben and…

CNN's Soledad O'Brien Critical of Bill Clinton

CNN’s Bob Franken Slip-up: Democrats Eager to Undermine United State

It may surprise conservatives, but CNN reporter Bob Franken alleged on Thursday’s "American Morning" that Democrats are eager to label Iraq a civil war in order to undercut U.S. support for remaining in the country. Considering the cable network’s cheerleading for the Democratic Party in the recently completed midterm elections, this plainspoken statement must have been unintentional. Franken’s…