Left-wing writer Eric Boehlert, 57, a former Media Matters pundit who clashed frequently with Breitbart News founder Andrew Breitbart, was killed tragically Monday in New Jersey when he was struck by a train while riding his bicycle.
Sunday on MSNBC’S “AM Joy,” former Media Matters staffer Eric Boehlert accused Fox News Channel of “getting people killed for years,” as it pertained to the network’s coverage of the coronavirus outbreak.
Triggered journalists from across the nation are bemoaning the treatment members of the press are receiving at Trump campaign rallies from the Trump supporters the media routinely misrepresents as ignorant racists, fascist Nazis, or disenchanted working whites.
Saturday on MSNBC, Media Matters senior fellow Eric Boehlert blamed the conservative media for creating misogyny while discussing the media’s handling of the National Enquirer’s story that GOP presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) engaged in several extramarital affairs. According to Boehlert, the conservative
For once, almost the entire media agreed that the CNBC moderators at the GOP debate showed an unacceptable level of political bias and plain incompetence–except for Media Matters for America.
In this bonus footage of “Inside Washington’s Wildest Week,” provided by Patrick Gavin, a former Politico reporter turned documentary filmmaker, Andrew Breitbart is shown before the 2010 White House Correspondents’ Association’s annual dinner discussing what he looks forward to the
MSNBC’s “All In” host Chris Hayes argued that the Clintons violated their “own agreement with the White House on disclosure,” and failed the “standard below criminal wrongdoing…a standard of the perception of conflict of interest” on Thursday. Hayes initially said
Media Matters Senior Fellow Eric Boehlert argued that there was “massive misogyny within the mainstream media” during a discussion of Hillary Clinton on Saturday’s “Up with Steve Kornacki” on MSNBC. Mother Jones DC Editor David Corn remarked “one reason they lost