Campaign 2012
10/3/2012 4:34 PM ET
Appearing on CNBC's Squawk Box on Wednesday, NBC News political director Chuck Todd launched into a rant attacking Rasmussen Reports polling:
"We spend a lot more money polling than Scott ...
10/3/2012 1:39 PM ET
Campaign reporter Trip Gabriel makes excuses for Joe Biden's "middle class" flub: "A stray sentence by
Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. on Tuesday became the latest remark
seized by the ...
10/3/2012 1:19 PM ET
Defending Obama in a pre-debate pre-fact-check:"Nonpartisan analysts agree that Mr. Obama inherited a bad hand:
the 2009 deficit was a projected $1.2 trillion when he took office
because of ...
10/3/2012 12:27 PM ET
In a stunning omission on Wednesday's NBC Today, brief coverage of a 2007 video of Barack Obama completely
ignored the then-Senator praising his controversial pastor Jeremiah
Wright as a ...
10/3/2012 12:01 PM ET
New York Times reporter Jonathan Weisman celebrates "North Dakota nice" when it may help Democrats retain the U.S. Senate: "Though North Dakota is deeply
conservative and is on no one’s ...
10/2/2012 5:13 PM ET
In a report on Tuesday's NBC Today, correspondent Kelly
O'Donnell described "awkward stumbles" for Senator Scott Brown and
challenger Elizabeth Warren in a Massachusetts senatorial debate on ...
10/2/2012 1:22 PM ET
More of that hard-hitting New York Times journalism. Joyce Purnick praised Michelle Obama's "bare, toned, elegant arms," while Stuart Emmerich focused the fact that "Barack Obama
shirtless" gets ...
10/2/2012 12:47 PM ET
Not if the media has anything to say about it: New York Times reporter Scott Shane insisted "the deaths of American diplomats in Libya are not a continuing crisis."
10/1/2012 7:34 PM ET
New York Times media reporter David Carr denies a "partisan conspiracy"
on the part of the press (which no one is suggesting), but fails to
truly defend his colleagues against the charge of ...
10/1/2012 5:00 PM ET
On Monday's NBC Today, co-host Savannah Guthrie promoted "a
congressional battle in Massachusetts featuring a very familiar name"
and wondered, "Could another Kennedy be headed to Congress?" ...
