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Media Research Center

Five Reasons The Networks Have No Business Covering Business (Or the Economy)

In 2012 alone, from approaching a fiscal cliff to Occupy movement, media proved unable to fairly cover many issues.
Media Research Center

Networks Blamed Feds For Katrina Failure, Credit Them for Sandy

When it comes to natural disasters, ABC, CBS, NBC coverage reveals double standard.
Media Research Center

Upside Down Economics

Despite much better economy, networks blamed President Bush more than President Obama for financial troubles.  
Media Research Center

March Madness: The Media’s Annual Spring Spin on Gas Prices

It happens every spring. The players take their positions for the big game. The fans start screaming as the huge numbers on the board go up and up and up.
Media Research Center

Hey Obama: Gas Up and Go

Media spin high prices and largely ignore warnings of $4.50 a gallon in 2012.
Media Research Center

Media Pump Up Obama Despite High Gas Prices, Hype Dropping Prices

Meanwhile, per gallon prices still 60 cents higher than last year, $1.56 higher than when Obama took office.

Media Promote Myth of Clinton Golden Years, Hype His New Economic Book

Coverage of 'Back to Work' maintains storyline of Clinton's era of prosperity, downplay his role in later economic collapse.

Media Let Left Play War Games with Libya

Few journalists note liberal shift from 'make love, not war' to 'make war.'

Media Let Left Play War Games with Libya

Few journalists note liberal shift from 'make love, not war' to 'make war.'

Networks Link Bush to 'Skyrocketing' Gas Prices 15 Times More Than Obama

Mideast unrest has sent pump prices up rapidly, but networks mention GOP president in more gas reports than today.
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