Accuracy in Media

The Washington Post has a history of criticizing figures on the Right and defending those on the Left. For example, the Post attempted a myth-debunking piece on Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett to respond to criticism of Jarrett. Yet, the Post decided to take a deep dive into Trump counselor Kellyanne Conway’s “Bowling Green massacre” comments. […]

Sounds hypocritical and one-sided, doesn’t it? The New York Times, not a neutral source of news or opinion, ran an editorial board op-ed that criticized Trump adviser Steve Bannon with the title, “President Bannon?” The first paragraph sets the tone of the op-ed: Plenty of presidents have had prominent political advisers, and some of those […]

Former Obama White House press secretary Jay Carney said on CNN’s New Day Tuesday that Obama’s presidency was completely scandal-free. Carney was asked by New Day co-host Alisyn Camerota what he thought Obama’s legacy is beyond not having any personal-life scandals? “I think that it was scandal-free beyond his personal life,” Carney said. “The man’s integrity, his decency and his optimism about America […]

Episode 50.  This week we discuss the College Football Championship game between Alabama and Clemson coming up on Monday, whether or not Megyn Kelly’s move to NBC was a good career move, the future of Obamcaare under a Trump presidency, the new Celebrity Apprentice and more.

CNN’s Jake Tapper criticized Slate for publishing a misleading story about Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway, saying that her remarks at a Politico event had been taken out of context, according to his sources. Slate published an article Wednesday with the headline, “Kellyanne Conway Suggests That Women With Kids Shouldn’t Take Jobs in the White House.” But […]

The video says it all:

Kinda hilarious, meaning pretty hilarious, that the White House talks about the gender pay gap myth and doesn’t back it up on their end. But, our sister organization, Accuracy in Academia (AIA) produced a “Conservative University” video with the Manhattan Institute’s Diana Furchtgott-Roth that dispels the gender pay gap myth:

Talk about bad optics. Having a closed-door meeting, instead of showing a public display of solidarity with France, doesn’t send a strong message.

An important revelation from author Edward Klein is the name of the Obama ally who allegedly offered a $150,000 bribe to Obama pastor Jeremiah Wright to be quiet until after the 2008 election. Klein named him as Dr. Eric Whitaker, executive vice president and associate dean at the University of Chicago Medical Center. A close […]