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CNS Does One Final Word-Counting Article on An Obama Speech

Posted on January 24, 2017

The Washington Post recently reported on right-wing media’s obsession with counting certain words President Obama said — particularly use of the personal pronouns like “I” and “me” — and singled out the…

WND Hails Its New Trump Overlord

Posted on January 24, 2017

As Donald Trump took the office of president, the Trump fluffery was in full swing at WorldNetDaily. Here’s a sampling of WND headlines on inauguration day: Those were the “news” articles. Then…

MRC to CNN’s Stelter: Darn Right We’ll Play Along With Trump’s Lies

Posted on January 24, 2017

On the Jan. 22 edition of CNN’s “Reliable Sources,” host Brian Stelter criticized the blatant lies White House press secretary Sean Spicer told about inauguration crowd sizes, questioning if this sort of…

WND Columnist: Obscure Anti-Trump World Leaders Influenced U.S. Voters, Russia Didn’t

Posted on January 23, 2017

Irwin N. Graulich uses a Jan. 17 WorldNetDaily column to make a very strained attempt to deny Russian influence on the presidential election: “Donald Trump is an illegitimate president.” Really? How so?…

WND’s Farah: CNN Reporter Who Challenged Trump Must’ve Been On Drugs

Posted on January 23, 2017

Joseph Farah starts his Jan. 17 WorldNetDaily column recounting how he had to deal with drug-testing potential employees while “running daily newsrooms and newspapers in major markets,” claiming that many potential hires…

CNS’ Inauguration Coverage As Biased And Pro-Trump As You’d Expect

Posted on January 22, 2017

CNSNews.com’s coverage of the inauguration contained numerous solicitation links to “Support MRC’s Inauguration Coverage” (which seems to confirm that CNS has no editorial independence from its Media Research Center parent and is…

WND Revels In Being Able To Go Birther In Public Again

Posted on January 22, 2017

Now that Donald Trump’s election made it safe to go birther again, WorldNetDaily — in particular, reporter Bob Unruh — has been totally embracing it. After the last-gasp Dec. 15 press conference…

MRC Laughably Declares MSNBC To Be ‘State Run TV,’ Forgets Fox News Under Bush

Posted on January 21, 2017

A Jan. 17 Media Research Center post by Scott Whitlock complains that “Disgraced journalist Brian Williams on Monday offered up a glowing documentary on Barack Obama that censored the President’s numerous scandals…

Obama Derangement Syndrome Watch, End-Of-Term Supersize WorldNetDaily Edition

Posted on January 21, 2017

Here is the producer’s pitch for a series called “Legacy.” In the White House is a newly installed president named “Trump.” He is a billionaire businessman and former television reality show star….

Newsmax Columnist Demands Intel Loyalty to Trump Over Country

Posted on January 20, 2017

Fred Fleitz used to run LIGNET, Newsmax’s now-defunct “global intelligence and forecasting” service that tried (and failed) to charge $299 a year for analysis from ex-intelligence officials. Now it seems he’s reduced…

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