Accuracy in Media

Interesting tidbit from the leaked e-mails about Democratic primary candidate Martin O’Malley, former governor of Maryland: [Clinton campaign chairman John] Podesta reached out to another one of Clinton’s primary challengers, Martin O’Malley, a few weeks after the former Maryland governor dropped out of the race in February 2016. O’Malley replied that that he was glad […]

Huckabee, former Arksansas governor and Fox News show host, officially dropped out of the Republican nomination race. Martin O’Malley also dropped out after finishing third to Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, as expected. Bye Huck and Martin, we barely knew ya.   Photo by Gage Skidmore

Well, it was shameful of her to link her Wall Street ties to 9/11.

Democrats who weren’t happy about the Democratic National Committee’s debate schedule stepped up their criticism after it was revealed that Saturday evening’s debate drew a paltry 8.55 million viewers, making it by far the least watched debate of the 2016 campaign cycle. One of the first to criticize the DNC was Martin O’Malley’s deputy campaign […]

It was a good troll job by the Wall Street Journal.

Bloomberg Politics managing editor Mark Halperin criticized Democratic National Committee chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz for her handling of the Democratic debates, calling it a “disgrace” and an unprecedented abuse of power by a national political party chair: In my career I cannot think of another more obvious abuse of power by a national chair of […]

Martin O’Malley, former liberal Democratic governor of Maryland, makes a good point:

Although Martin O’Malley, former Maryland governor, is a long shot to win the nomination, he has a point about the limited debates on his side of the aisle. The Democrats are holding only six debates while the GOP planned twelve.

So whatever you want under the sun can be considered a human right? Sheesh.

At Netroots Nation, Democratic presidential candidate hopeful Martin O’Malley responded to questions from activists and protesters from the “Black Lives Matter” movement, which led to a chorus of boos.