Media Matters for America

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Media Matters for America:

"UPDATED REPORT: Fox News' $55 Million Presidential Donation
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Palin, Gingrich, Huckabee, Santorum, And Bolton Have All Hinted At 2012 Presidential Runs ... These Fox News Candidates Appeared On The Network For More Than 85 Hours In 2010 ... Potential Candidates' 2010 Appearances Were Worth Approximately $54.7 Million
Boehlert: After AZ, Fox And Right-Wing Media Have 'Doubled Down' On Violent Rhetoric
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Beck's Rhetoric Inspires More Death Threats ... NY Times Reports On Death Threats To Frequent Beck Target Piven ... FLASHBACK: 'You're Going To Have To Shoot Them In The Head' ... Beck Explains His 'You're Going To Have To Shoot Them In Head' Comments
Republicans Admit Congress Members Avoid Contradicting Conservative Media
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GOPers 'Privately Admitted Members Carefully Monitor What's Being Said On Conservative Airwaves To Make Sure They Aren't Contradicting It Or Enraging Talkers' ... Limbaugh, Beck, And Hannity 'Can Mobilize More Voters Than Any Press Release Or Floor Speech'
After Promoting Anti-Gay Rhetoric, Breitbart is Named To Gay Group's Board
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GOProud, The Conservative Group For Gay Conservatives And Their Allies, Just Appointed Andrew Breitbart To Their Board ... Breitbart And Contributors At His 'Big' Sites Have Repeatedly Engaged In Incendiary Anti-Gay Rhetoric
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