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ABC, CBS, NBC Join Obama's Attack on Insurance Companies
President Obama has been lashing out against the insurance industry, but he hasn’t been alone. The three broadcast networks have been making the anti-insurer argument as well with stacked guests, lack of context and criticism of “arbitrary” rate hikes.
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Bias By the Numbers: Networks Celebrate Year of Strong Stimulus Support
The one-year anniversary of President Obama's stimulus package is right around the corner and media support for the intervention hasn't dissipated. ABC, CBS, NBC cite supporters of $787 billion bill nearly three times as often as critics in a year of favorable stimulus reports.
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Maher: Obama Should Have Used Anger, Fear to Promote Health Care Agenda
Jeff Poor -- 03/11/2010
Michael Moore Warns Democrats 'In for an Ass-Whooping of Biblical Proportions in November'
Jeff Poor -- 03/11/2010
Deutsch Praises Beck for Massa Interview: 'Beck Actually Helped His Brand A Lot'
Jeff Poor -- 03/10/2010
ABC, CBS, NBC Join Obama's Attack on Insurance Companies
Julia A. Seymour -- 03/10/2010
The Short Memory of Rick Sanchez and His Tea Party Coverage
Anthony Kang -- 03/10/2010
Anti-Global Warming/Green Industry Lobby Sponsors Carbon-Belching Racecar
Jeff Poor -- 03/10/2010
ABC, CBS Flock to SEIU-Stacked Anti-Health Insurance Protests
Jeff Poor -- 03/10/2010
Barron's: Washington Post Investigated by the Dept. of Education
Jeff Poor -- 03/09/2010
HuffPo Demands Rich Pay 'Fair Share' in Death Tax
Anthony Kang -- 03/09/2010

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Commentary
Health Care Sequel: The Empire Strikes Back
Dan Gainor -- 03/10/2010
Is the Administration Stupid or Lying?
Dan Kennedy -- 03/10/2010
Here Lies Nancy Pelosi; Will Journalists Notice
Dan Gainor -- 03/03/2010
Our Greecey Future
Dan Kennedy -- 03/03/2010

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The media claim that there are 40 million to 50 million uninsured Americans and use that statistic to bolster calls for universal government-run insurance coverage. The inaccuracy which has been repeated by print and broadcast journalists for years is still being used to prop up arguments for ObamaCare. Click here to see why they're wrong.

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Climate of Bias
Will the media ever tire of climate change? Not likely, as Al Gore adds an Oscar, Emmy and the Nobel Peace Prize to his trophy cabinet. The threat of manmade global warming isn’t leaving the headlines any time soon. Check out our dedicated section, Climate of Bias,’ that documents the media obsession with climate catastrophe.
Be sure to read our resource Skeptical Scientists which includes the names of hundreds of scientists who question global warming hysteria.

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"For the record, every program the government put in place in 2009 has failed. Yet, we keep doing the same thing, at a cost of literally trillions of dollars. This is madness to the nth power."
-- Investor's Business Daily editorial - Jan. 11, 2009 01/11/2010

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