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11.03.2009 10:43 am

Numbers show increasingly partisan media audiences

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

John Harwood, in a New York Times Caucus blog titled “If Fox Is Partisan, It Is Not Alone,” presents evidence that “partisan fragmentation throughout America’s news media and their audiences has grown significantly.”

Harwood — noting that he appears on CNBC and…

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10.22.2009 1:33 pm

Former “liberal commentator on Fox” suggests White House ease up

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Journalist David Corn is advising the White House: Don’t play a game of chicken with Fox News.

Corn, in a blog on politicsdaily.com,  describes himself: “I’m watching this fight as no disinterested observer. For years I was a rare commodity: a liberal…

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10.19.2009 7:15 pm

Karl Rove says Obama’s approach to Fox is like Nixon’s enemies list

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Karl Rove on Sunday likened the White House’s feud with Fox News network to former President Richard M. Nixon’s battles with the media.

Appearing on Fox News Sunday, Rove said:

“This is a White House engaging in its own version of the media…

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10.12.2009 6:22 pm

White House challenges Fox News’ credibility as news source

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

The White House stepped up its criticism of Fox News over the weekend.  Communications Director Anita Dunn questioned Fox News’ credibility as a news organization, saying it “is more a wing of the Republican Party.”

In an interview Sunday morning with Howard Kurtz on…

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10.09.2009 11:19 am

Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize falls in the “aspirational” category

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

The Daily Beast’s Cheat Sheet newsletter has used news of President Barack Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize to revive an article about the prize’s political nature that appeared in Foreign Policy magazine last July.

The Cheat Sheet says in its synopsis:

Don’t be fooled: “The…

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10.09.2009 10:54 am

“You lie” results in huge fundraising boost for Rep. Wilson, opponent

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

U.S. Rep. Joe Wilson’s “You lie” outburst has resulted in a major fundraising boost for the Republican lawmaker — and his Democratic opponent, Rob Miller, CQPolitics reports.

CQPolitics says:

Wilson’s campaign said Thursday that it raised $2.7 million during the third quarter…

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10.01.2009 12:11 pm

White House challenges Glenn Beck’s Olympic claims

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

The White House is using its online site, whitehouse.gov, to directly challenge Fox News Glenn Beck’s reports about Barack Obama’s effort to help Chicago win the 2016 Olympics.

In a Briefing Room blog post Wednesday titled “Reality Check: Trying to Turn a…

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09.29.2009 12:21 pm

Obama’s push for Chicago brings new political chapter to Olympics

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

The Olympic Games have long been criticized for being too political. And now comes President Barack Obama’s decision to campaign on behalf of Chicago bid to host the 2016 Games.

Alex Koppelman writes on Salon.com:

President Obama is going to Denmark this week to…

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09.14.2009 9:14 pm

Many in the media were slow on the Van Jones controversy

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

A number of us at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch wish we had a do-over with the Van Jones story. The first story we published about the controversy was on Saturday Sept.  5, a six-paragraph Associated Press report about Jones apologizing…

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09.10.2009 10:41 am

What do you think of Congress’ behavior during Obama’s speech?

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Rep. Joe Wilson shouts "You lie." Photo by Getty Images

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Columnist Dana Milbank of the Washington Post — by virtue of being a columnist — is permitted to offer commentary in an article he wrote about Congress’ behavior during President Barack Obama’s speech last night.

Much of…

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