Obama Submits Largest Budget in History,
But Portrayed as Fiscal Conservative by Networks What
would you call a president who wants to spend $700 billion more
than the last president? Certainly, you wouldn’t call him
thrifty yet ABC, CBS and NBC reports on Obama’s 2011 budget
proposal presented him as fiscally responsible and ignored
experts who would have said the opposite.
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Obama: Out of Frying Pan, Into the Fire
No matter how little media focus they get, president's tough times are
getting tougher with nationwide 9-12 events. Sept. 11, 2009
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.
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.
"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
From
jobs 'saved or created,' to stimulus saving the economy, to
'deficit neutral' health care reform; here are ten biggest
stories the media got wrong this year.
