Issue Area: Elections/2000
Why Progressive TV Is DOA: Editor's Note (November/December 2003) By
Who Won the Election? Who Cares?: Florida recount consortium muffles results of months of efforts (January/February 2002) By
Media Rush to Declare Winner in Florida--Again (Update April 2001) By
Who Won the Election? Who Cares?: Florida recount consortium muffles results of months of efforts (January/February 2002) By
Media Rush to Declare Winner in Florida--Again (Update April 2001) By
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Media Passed by Jesse Jackson: . . . And passed up a great story (January/February 2001) By
Populist Rhetoric Unpopular with the Pundits: Press finds Gore’s “obsolete jargon” hard to swallow (January/February 2001) By
Serial Exaggerators: Media's double standard on political lying (January/February 2001) By and
Populist Rhetoric Unpopular with the Pundits: Press finds Gore's 'obsolete jargon' hard to swallow (November /December 2000) By
Nader and the Press: Condescension Turns Nasty (Update October 2000) By
Allow Nader, Buchanan into Debates: Recent history suggests that nothing sparks interest in the debates like the inclusion of third-party candidates (9/28/00) By
FAIR Denounces Debate Commission's Exclusion of Minor-Party Candidates (9/27/00)
Why Not Open the Debates to Others? (9/24/00) By and and and and
Gore Willing to Consider Including Nader in Debates: United Press International (9/24/00) By
Celebrities, Envitonmental Leaders Call For Open Presidential Debates: Third Party Victims of Big Business Financing (9/21/00)
Leading Democrat And Leading Republican—Cuomo and Baker—For Broader Debates: Larry King Live, 9/20/2000 (9/20/00)
Voters Want Third Party Candidates in Debates: Reuters/Zogby (9/13/00)
Talking Points on Inclusive Debates (9/5/00)
The Compromised Commission on Presidential Debates: Why Do TV Networks Allow It to Decide if the Two Major Parties Will Face Competition? (8/29/00)
CPD Takes Over from League of Women Voters (6/1/00)
1996 "Non-Event": Debate Commission Facilitates Two-Party Deal Excluding Perot (5/1/00)
Nader, Buchanan and the Debates (4/16/00) By
The Appleseed Citizens' Task Force On Fair Debates: A blueprint for fair and open presidential debates in 2000 (4/12/00)
Three's a Crowd, Says Debate Commission: Media should insist on broad participation (Update February 2000) By
Gore, AIDS and Greed: Media blow the first issue of the campaign (September/October 1999) By
Media Passed by Jesse Jackson: . . . And passed up a great story (January/February 2001) By
Populist Rhetoric Unpopular with the Pundits: Press finds Gore’s “obsolete jargon” hard to swallow (January/February 2001) By
Serial Exaggerators: Media's double standard on political lying (January/February 2001) By and
Populist Rhetoric Unpopular with the Pundits: Press finds Gore's 'obsolete jargon' hard to swallow (November /December 2000) By
Nader and the Press: Condescension Turns Nasty (Update October 2000) By
Allow Nader, Buchanan into Debates: Recent history suggests that nothing sparks interest in the debates like the inclusion of third-party candidates (9/28/00) By
FAIR Denounces Debate Commission's Exclusion of Minor-Party Candidates (9/27/00)
Why Not Open the Debates to Others? (9/24/00) By and and and and
Gore Willing to Consider Including Nader in Debates: United Press International (9/24/00) By
Celebrities, Envitonmental Leaders Call For Open Presidential Debates: Third Party Victims of Big Business Financing (9/21/00)
Leading Democrat And Leading Republican—Cuomo and Baker—For Broader Debates: Larry King Live, 9/20/2000 (9/20/00)
Voters Want Third Party Candidates in Debates: Reuters/Zogby (9/13/00)
Talking Points on Inclusive Debates (9/5/00)
The Compromised Commission on Presidential Debates: Why Do TV Networks Allow It to Decide if the Two Major Parties Will Face Competition? (8/29/00)
CPD Takes Over from League of Women Voters (6/1/00)
1996 "Non-Event": Debate Commission Facilitates Two-Party Deal Excluding Perot (5/1/00)
Nader, Buchanan and the Debates (4/16/00) By
The Appleseed Citizens' Task Force On Fair Debates: A blueprint for fair and open presidential debates in 2000 (4/12/00)
Three's a Crowd, Says Debate Commission: Media should insist on broad participation (Update February 2000) By
Gore, AIDS and Greed: Media blow the first issue of the campaign (September/October 1999) By
AP Clarifies Report on Florida Ballots (9/11/02)
AP Rewrites History of Florida Recount (9/3/02)
USA Today Conceals Key Information in Recount Story (4/11/01)
AP Rewrites History of Florida Recount (9/3/02)
USA Today Conceals Key Information in Recount Story (4/11/01)
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Fox Reporter on Florida Ballots: Burn Them or Shred Them? (12/20/00)
Allegations of Voting Rights Violations Need Investigation (11/17/00)
Crucial Media Role in Recount Debate (11/16/00)
Are All Candidates' Exaggerations Considered Equal? (11/3/00)
Free Air Time on PBS: Not for All Candidates (10/25/00)
Contact NBC and CNN to Call for Inclusive Debates (9/5/00)
Election 2000 Rigged?: Will Nader Be Banned in Boston? (8/27/00)
Pre-Convention Coverage Whitewashes Police Violence, Distorts Activists' Agendas (7/25/00)
FAIR Activists Win Increased Online Coverage of Nader (6/30/00)
Nader Left Out of Media Websites (6/22/00)
Fox Reporter on Florida Ballots: Burn Them or Shred Them? (12/20/00)
Allegations of Voting Rights Violations Need Investigation (11/17/00)
Crucial Media Role in Recount Debate (11/16/00)
Are All Candidates' Exaggerations Considered Equal? (11/3/00)
Free Air Time on PBS: Not for All Candidates (10/25/00)
Contact NBC and CNN to Call for Inclusive Debates (9/5/00)
Election 2000 Rigged?: Will Nader Be Banned in Boston? (8/27/00)
Pre-Convention Coverage Whitewashes Police Violence, Distorts Activists' Agendas (7/25/00)
FAIR Activists Win Increased Online Coverage of Nader (6/30/00)
Nader Left Out of Media Websites (6/22/00)
