Gaffes
5/8/2012 11:46 AM ET
Really? Mark Leibovich on Vice President Joe Biden: "Mr. Biden exhibits a level of self-deprecation that friends say
is healthy for his job. Young audiences are oddly drawn to him the way
the ...
5/1/2012 8:01 AM ET
Mitt Romney's campaign reporter for the Times, Ashley Parker, reviews the primary as it wind down: "...frankly, most of us who have been there since the beginning
find the rap on Mr. Romney that ...
4/26/2012 12:09 PM ET
New York Times columnist Gail Collins, back from vacation, and apparently oblivious to Obama's confession of dog eating, keeps harping on the ancient Crate-gate: "Did you ever notice how many of ...
4/17/2012 11:55 AM ET
Times media reporter Brian Stelter was the latest to downplay
Obama-supporter Hilary Rosen's insult of Ann Romney of having "never
worked a day in her life," arguing that Hilary Rosen's insult ...
4/12/2012 1:20 PM ET
When it came to defending CBS's "60 Minutes" using phony memos to lie
about Bush's Vietnam War record, the liberal media standard was "Fake
But Accurate," as preserved in a New York Times ...
4/11/2012 12:19 PM ET
Reporting on Rick Santorum leaving the Republican presidential race on
Tuesday's NBC Nightly News, correspondent Ron Mott proclaimed: "It was a campaign filled with highly-publicized ...
4/11/2012 11:51 AM ET
Times media reporter Jeremy Peters defended
Republican Gov Nikki Haley of South Carolina from a phony scandal story
that made the rounds of the media via Twitter last week, and reminded ...
4/10/2012 1:48 PM ET
Natasha Singer's front-page Business section expose on the alleged scandal of oversized CEO pay, "A Rich Game of Thrones – C.E.O. Pay Gains May Have Slowed, But the Numbers Are Still Numbing," ...
4/5/2012 10:18 AM ET
No "embarrassment" here: Former New York Times Supreme Court reporter
Linda Greenhouse, who called Obama-care opponents "simply
wrong" about the law's unconstitutionality right before the ...
3/29/2012 11:43 AM ET
Times columnist Gail Collins, agent of intolerance: "You would think all of this would
cause states to stop and rethink. But no. And, personally, I’m worn
down from arguing. Florida, follow ...
