The Washington Post had a whole piece devoted to yet another round of complaints from military leaders–without a single comment from anyone who might take the view that cutting military spending would not be such a disaster.
The national media watch group
Get FAIR’s Action Alerts
Topics
- anonymity (21)
- Barack Obama (182)
- Books (9)
- Cable TV (277)
- CounterSpin (3)
- Crime (21)
- Economy (542)
- Budget (78)
- Labor (29)
- Social Security (57)
- Taxes (71)
- Trade (3)
- Education (27)
- Election (340)
- Environment (141)
- Climate Change (49)
- Energy (20)
- Nuclear power (12)
- Factchecking (25)
- First Amendment (38)
- Gender (91)
- Healthcare (130)
- Medicare (13)
- International (776)
- Africa (26)
- Asia (124)
- Afghanistan (89)
- China (4)
- Japan (3)
- Pakistan (19)
- Europe (23)
- Latin America (49)
- Mideast (392)
- United Nations (2)
- Internet (53)
- Huffington Post (7)
- Politico (8)
- WikiLeaks (16)
- Islamophobia (17)
- LGBT (12)
- magazines (140)
- New York (3)
- New Yorker (7)
- Newsweek (50)
- Time (63)
- Media Activism (47)
- Media Business (173)
- Advertisers (50)
- Media Criticism (637)
- Media policy (5)
- Mitt Romney (40)
- Network TV (350)
- News services (51)
- newspapers (890)
- L.A. Times (28)
- New York Post (3)
- New York Times (529)
- USA Today (75)
- Wall Street Journal (23)
- Washington Post (333)
- Politics (229)
- Polling (49)
- protest (36)
- Race (152)
- Immigration (22)
- radio (49)
- Clear Channel (4)
- NPR (38)
- social media (1)
- sports (4)
- War/Military (152)
