Pop quiz, before school gets out for holiday recess: What do Mark Halperin and al-Qaeda have in common?
They both think the media covering Campaign ‘08 were unfairly biased toward Barack Obama.
The Kicker — November 26, 2008 04:30 PM
Cut on the Bias
By Megan Garber
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