The Feb. 22 CBS "Evening News" report, like many others about health care reform, failed to provide any economic considerations of the tax increases included in reform legislation.
George Stephanopoulos and Becky Worley failed to criticized the FCC/Obama plan about broadband internet, but ironically argued that people don't all "need" premium plans for internet.
CNN continued its broken government series on Feb. 25, delving into the problem of child hunger. But both guests suggested advocated liberal solutions rather than individual charity.
After President Obama released his own health care reform plan Feb. 22, the media responded with favorable spin urging a compromise with Republicans and suggesting public opposition was the result of a "communications" problem.
CNN longed for the days when unions had power and Americans had economic security on Feb. 22 as it began its Broken Government series. This segment complained about the economic troubles facing many middle class families.
It's been a year since Rick Santelli inspired the Tea Party movement with his rant against bailouts and government intervention. Business & Media Institute takes a look back at that and other instances of Santelli's free market advocacy on CNBC.
CNN interviewed DNC chairman Tim Kaine on Feb. 17, the first anniversary of the stimulus package, without including any critic of the spending bill.
Erin Burnett reacted to the Feb. 5 jobs announcement proclaiming it bad news, despite a drop in the national unemployment rate.
Allan Chernoff discussed the "good news" about the jobs report released Feb. 5, but downplayed 1.2 million more jobs lost since the recession began.
Nightly News found an example of unnecessary defense spending on Feb. 1, the same day Obama announced his $3.8 trillion budget proposal.