Ford Motor Company returned to profitability after earning nearly $1 billion in profit in the third quarter. The company did managed the turnaround without a federal bailout, but CBS failed to mention that on Nov. 2
Christine Romans avidly praised capitalist economics on Oct. 30 in a conversation about Halloween candy.
NBC's Chris Matthews attacked insurers on Sept. 6, saying it were up to him he'd regulate them like "public utilities."
"Good Morning America" criticized cereal companies for marketing sugary cereals to children on Oct. 26 by highlighting a new Yale study.
Rachel Maddow and David Brooks argue the merit of more government stimulus on Oct. 4, 2009.
NBC went after Wall Street bonuses again Oct. 15 and even interviewed filmmaker Michael Moore in its hit job on bankers.
"Good Morning America" welcomed Sen. Olympia Snowe to its Oct. 14 broadcast, but didn't challenge her claim that 62 percent of bankruptcies are caused by medical debt.
CNN's Christine Romans criticized insurance lobbying group AHIP on Oct. 12, 2009 calling their cost estimate "impossible."
Obama said on the campaign that he would seek to reform the system of earmarking that goes on in Washington. But CNN's Dana Bash didn't mention those claims in her anti-earmark story Oct. 9, 2009.
Time magazine's Joe Klein told "Chris Matthews Show" viewers that identification provisions to stop illegal immigrants from getting health care is "crazy."