GOP Candidates Speak Out About Media Bias
Accuracy In Media caught up with some of the presidential candidates in Iowa and asked them about media bias.
Accuracy In Media caught up with some of the presidential candidates in Iowa and asked them about media bias.
Ed Henry of Fox News asks White House spokesman Jay Carney about the President’s re-election themes for 2012.
A independent group supporting Ron Paul’s candidacy has presented a video questioning Jon Huntsman’s values and loyalties due to his relationship with China. It even attacks Huntsman for having adopted a Chinese daughter. There is no known connection between this
Diane Sawyer teased the program, “Consumer champion. Can this brand new man in town help you with your mortgage, your car loan, your credit cards?”
In the less-than five-minute-long video, Anthony talks about her current life, but does not mention her late daughter.
There are many people who do not like Tim Tebow’s outward showing of his love of God. Terrell Suggs is one of them.
Instead of pandering to occupy protesters like President Obama has done for the past year, Mitt Romney engaged in a direct dialogue with a protester and gave him a lesson in capitalism.
Chris Kyle tells the story of Jesse Ventura taunting he and his fellow Navy SEALS at the wake for one of their fallen brothers. Ventura reportedly said the SEALS “deserved to lose a few guys” in the Iraq war. Mr.
It’s another black eye for Philadelphia sports fans as three men in Flyers jerseys beat two Rangers fans in front of a Philly cheesesteak landmark.
‘The Factor’ producer Jesse Watters checks out Times Square on New Year’s Eve in search of predictions for the upcoming presidential election.
Former candidate Herman Cain took the occasion of the Iowa Caucus as an opportunity to remind America about his “9-9-9 Plan”.
The long-anticipated Bill O’Reilly interview for Rick Santorum.
Either NBC News has hired a race-baiter to anchor their 6:00 PM show, or a man who can’t speak properly.
CNN introduced Rick Santorum to the “Anderson Cooper 360” audience with a video package defining the former Senator in a most unfair and unflattering way.
video platform video management video solutions video player A series of new public service announcements created in Atlanta, GA designed to force parents to address the issue of childhood obesity have sparked controversy for their abrasive tone.
A video taken from a police vehicle’s dashcam shows an officer allegedly placing a bag in the car of a man they had pulled over for running a stop sign. The video, which was filmed on February 11, 2011, shows
Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com During President Obama’s speech announcing his recess appointment of Richard Cordray to the position of Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), he announced that Cordray’s agency would be setting up a ‘1-800’
video platformvideo managementvideo solutionsvideo player 18-year-old Sarah McKinley called 911 on New Year’s Eve while two men tried to break into her home, asking if she was allowed to shoot the home invaders. The dispatcher said that once the men
In Ohio on Wednesday, Obama placed Richard Cordray as the head of a new federal “consumer protection” agency, bypassing the Senate to avoid Republican opposition to the post. “We can’t wait to act to strengthen the economy and restore security
GOP Presidential candidate responded to Newt Gingrich’s Tuesday night comments about their differences on foreign policy, taking a personal shot at Gingrich’s personal involvement in the Vietnam War.
Insisting that the takeaway from last night’s Iowa caucus is Mitt Romney’s dominance in the GOP presidential race, Meghan McCain had strong words in response to the idea of Rick Santorum winning the Republican nomination.
Arizona Senator and former GOP presidential candidate John McCain appeared in New Hampshire to give his endorsement of Mitt Romney in the current Republican primary race. In classic McCain fashion, there were jokes, anecdotes, and political jabs peppered through the
MSNBC host Rachel Maddow, during live coverage of the Iowa Caucus, reported that libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson had dropped out of the race and endorsed Ron Paul. No source was attributed. Later, Maddow had to correct the error and
