Rush has been on the national airwaves for six years, adding up to more than 4,000 hours of radio shows. His television show adds another 200 hours. Add hundreds of print and electronic interviews. Total it up and you might have a million sentences, all on the record, uttered by Rush. But MRC won't question them because the results fit nicely into their agenda.
Journalists are mostly centrist in their political orientation.
In an item criticizing the major TV networks for not giving what MRC considers appropriate air time to the release of independent counsel Robert Ray's report on Travelgate and Hillary Clinton's involvement in the mini-scandal, it quotes the entire text of a Fox News Channel report on the issue, presumably to show how it's done. That's pretty damning. No, that's pretty wrong. If this statement had been made about a Republican, MRC would have been all over it. But since in MRC's eyes there is no such thing as exculpatory evidence as far as the Clintons are concerned, it slides approvingly by.