Howard Kurtz
4/2/2013 6:39 PM ET
Sunday's Reliable Sources was absurdly generous to the media
for their coverage of the same-sex marriage debate. Gay activist John Aravosis ridiculously claimed that the press is "in the middle" ...
3/11/2013 6:57 PM ET
On Sunday's Reliable Sources, the CNN panel scoffed at the
media for getting "manipulated" by the White House last week into hyping
Obama's meetings with the GOP as a "charm offensive." "I ...
3/7/2013 7:06 PM ET
CNN harped on the controversy over Fox News head Roger Ailes calling
President Obama "lazy" and Vice President Biden "dumb as an ashtray."
The network covered it on five shows on Wednesday and ...
3/4/2013 8:05 PM ET
CNN's Howard Kurtz mocked the media – including his own network – on Sunday's Reliable Sources for uncritically channeling government hysteria over the sequester cuts. "[I]f the press had put in, ...
2/18/2013 2:37 PM ET
CNN media critic Howard Kurtz ripped the press infatuation with Sen.
Marco Rubio's water sip as "profoundly depressing," but on Sunday's Reliable Sources he wouldn't call out his own network's ...
2/5/2013 12:22 AM ET
CNN's media critic Howard Kurtz focused on the "romance" between the media and outgoing Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, on Sunday's Reliable Sources. "[T]hings were so lovey-dovey, it almost ...
9/10/2012 6:19 PM ET
The media have "nostalgia" for Bill Clinton and a "tedious marriage"
with President Obama, according to panel members on Sunday's Reliable
Sources. CNN's Howard Kurtz mused that "the ...
8/6/2012 6:39 PM ET
CNN's media critic Howard Kurtz made the ludicrous assertion that
reporters shouting loaded questions outside of a sacred site in Poland
were still a "model of decorum" compared to Mitt Romney ...
7/13/2012 6:43 PM ET
Media critic Howard Kurtz warned CNN on Friday that "to many people" it
looks like the media have a massive double standard in its campaign
coverage of Mitt Romney and Barack Obama. "[W]hen ...
5/1/2012 11:39 PM ET
Liberal TV writers try to unload bizarre-sounding media analysis: Romney had the best media coverage of the primary season, Obama the worst.
